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Table 3-6 Class: HP_ProcessorcacheMemory Property name StatusDescriptions HealthState CIM_LogicalElement CIM_EnabledLogicalElement EnabledState RequestedState EnabledDefault CIM_LogicalDevice SystemCreationClassName SystemName CreationClassName DeviceID CIM_StorageExtent BlockSize Property implementation StatusDescriptions[0] text per OperationalStatus[0]: • Processor-module status unknown. • Processor-module status OK • Processor-module is degraded, it is predicted to Fail • Processor-module in Slot: a Socket: b disabled by BIOS (POST Error), where a is the slot number and b is the socket number • Processor-module in Slot: a Socket: b disabled by User through BIOS Setup, where a is the slot number and b is the socket number • 0 (Unknown), when OperationalStatus[0]=0 (Unknown) • 5 (OK), when OperationalStatus[0]=2 (OK) • 15 (Minor Failure), when OperationalStatus[0]=10 (Stopped) • 20 (Major Failure), when OperationalStatus[0]=5 (Predictive Failure) • 25 (Critical Failure), when OperationalStatus[0]=6 (Error) 5 (Not Applicable) 12 (Not Applicable) 2 (Enabled) HP_WinComputerSystem Computer system name from Windows API GetComputerSystemName() HP_ProcessorCacheMemory One of the following: • Proc p, Level x Cache, where p is the processor number, x is the cache level number, and is the cache type (Data, Instruction, or Unified) • Proc p, Core c, Level x Cache, where p is the processor number, c is the core number, x is the cache level number, and is the cache type (Data, Instruction, or Unified) Examples: • Proc 1, Level 1 Data Cache • Proc 1, Core 2, Level 2 Unified Cache 1 - number of bytes in a block 2BCPU 33