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  3. October 2003

Re: Going from V5R2 to V3R7

> "G Armour" wrote:
> Carl, I hafta ask.  Do you support clients who are still at V3R7?  If so,
> I am surprised that they are still willing to pay for your (or anyone's)
> services.
>
> Or is that box in your museum display?  <g>

We have a 40S still in production that is running V3R6 (although I think it
is about to die..we have been getting messages about an impending disk
failure).  We took it off IBM maintenance in 1998.  The only problems since
then were replacing 1 disk drive on two separate occasions, total cost
around $800.00.

Its backup for DR is a portable (P01 model 2) that is running V3R2.

Steve Landess
Austin, Texas
(512) 423-0935

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