Will the T2000 platform run an ldom version that vDC creation supports?

Will the T2000 firmware, support a version of LDOM hypervisor that can be used to demonstrate vDC setup and creation?
If so, what is the latest ldom version that need to be run, as I am seeing some examples of T2000 in some of the blogs that talk
about vDC's.

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