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Joe,

You're probably hosed, but give this a final try before a scratch install:

1) Set IPL to "D  Manual" and IPL from the V5R1 CD
2) If you get to DST, check out the disk drives to see if all OK still
3) Try Install the operating system (from 2nd CD, etc.)
4) If that works, GO LICPGM #10 and see what you;ve got.  Probably next 
step is to continue from CD's and install QGPL & QUSRSYS to update to 
V5R1, then rest of OS/400 & LPP's.

...Neil





"Joe Pluta" <joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com>
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        Subject:        RE: Joe's V5R1 upgrade (was totally unrelated topic)


IPL to side A failed, same exact problems.  I now have what amounts to no
working machine (but I have lots of great backups!).  Since I have no tape
drive, I have no SAVSYS, so once I'm this corrupted my only option is a
scratch install.

Okay, before I panic completely and start a scratch install, my next
question is fairly simple: how do I know which version of the LIC I have 
on
my machine?  The last one that worked was V4R5, but I'm reasonably certain
the machine managed to install V5R1.

In fact, I think that's the problem.  I think I'm running V4R5 code on top
of the V5R1 LIC, and the two are so incompatible that it can't even load
PTFs now.

What I'd like is step by step instructions to install the V5R1 LIC, then 
the
V5R1 operating system and licensed programs.  However, it seems that 
that's
not really a possibility.  Instead, the installation documents "...assume
that the V5R1M0 release of the Licensed Internal Code is installed...".

Nice, but how can we tell?  It says if you don't know, call your service
representative.  Well, since I don't have one, that makes it quite
difficult.

Suggestions?

Joe






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