Re: NATIVE AIX RUMORED FOR ISERIES LPAR

What is it with the iSeries that attracts users?  Is it the box or is it the
OS?  I always thought it was the rich set of tools in the OS and, number
one, the relational database.  If you move to AIX then aren't you moving to
more of a piecemeal system?   Would this actually be better than the
integrated OS on the iSeries?

Jerry


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From: Dare @ Work <oludare@ix.netcom.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 5:35 AM
Subject: NATIVE AIX RUMORED FOR ISERIES LPAR


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> IBM is expected to roll out by July full support for the AIX
> operating system -- running within logical partitions on iSeries
> servers -- coinciding with the release of OS/400 V5R2. The support
> of AIX partitions on the iSeries platform will make the machine
> more attractive to customers and potentially to software vendors,
> too. Support for native AIX is seen by some as further evidence
> that IBM will eventually merge the iSeries and pSeries server
> lines.
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