Re: CISC to RISC save/restore

Mark,

I did an equal save/restore from an F45 to a 50S in february. Most improtant
is that you ask your software suppliers for new software keys. It can take a
while before you get them and in the meanwhile you can't develop on your new
machine. Also remember you can't support V2R3 any more with developments on
your new machine. 

best regards,
peter.


At 13:29 28-04-97 -0400, you wrote:
>We have purchased an additional development machine. Our current machine
>is a 200 and the new one is a 40S. We are planning on doing a
>save/restore to move all of our test enviroments over to the 40S from
>the 200. Is it a waste of time to save the access paths when we do the
>save on the 200? Or, will help speed up the restore on the 40S? Will the
>access paths be rebuilt automatically when restored to the 40S? The 200
>is at V3R1M0 and the 40S will be at V3R7M0. Is there any other gotchas
>we should be aware of?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Mark Welte
>Denso Manufacturing Tennessee, Inc.
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