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  • Subject: Re: Reloading OS/400 on 9402 mod. 200
  • From: "G." <gerry77@xxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 01:20:41 +0100

On Sun, 11 Mar 2001 17:10:09 +0100, Philipp Rusch wrote:

> Hello "G.",
> I have exactly the same machine left over to me and did IPL from D
> with my V3R2 tapes to recover from unknown QSECOFR password,
>
But, after IPL, did you chose to completely initialize DASD with opt.
24 from control panel (it destroys all data on disks) or did you chose
opt. 23 to restore without deleting?

> As far as I know, there were mulic (or fulic) needed for the rack-type
> models back in the days of V2, some early 310 machines had them, too.
> But with V3R2 the OS is completely on that distribution tape.
> 
This is a very interesting thing! I discovered that B20 model had
MULIC tape because I've found it stored in a plastic bag inside the
main unit of one of them, but I knew that MULIC/FULIC was strictly
hardware depending: if a particular model needed M/FULIC it would need
it anyway, whichever release of OS/400 was installed on the system! Is
this not true?

> HTH, greetings from germany, Philipp Rusch
>
TIA, greetings from Italy, Gerardo :)
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