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Re: Slip the LIC

rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Haven't seen that yet on V5R4. But in past releases of os/400 they often did a respin. In fact I had a newer copy borrowed by one local company just because they needed the respin because of op's console issues. Perhaps they need more people in the early program with Op's Console?
After slipping the LIC you will have to reinstall LIC ptf's. I suggest doing a DSPPTF to an output file so that you can do some exception joins to the DSPPTF output file created after the slip and reptf to see if you missed any. 

Rob Berendt

Never mind on slipping the LIC.
Got the new set of CDs today. Same as the first set (version A). Called to vent. Now Supportline tells me that using version B CDs is no different than using version A and applying the appropriate LIC PTFs which I have done. So I have nothing to gain.
Since it works on my desktop PC with a serial port, but not on the laptop via a USB-to-PDA serial adaptor, Supportline now believes it's that adaptor cable. Advised me to get a 'true' USB-to-serial adaptor, which I'm doing. 

-Jeff

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