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Re: Linux on an IPCS

Thanks Mark. I saw that but yes, it was for an older version of the IPCS and it looks like most Linux stuff I see - a little bit beyond my geek skills.
It looks pretty involved but the guy was good enough to carefully document the process. I was hoping that I could use a more "standard" install, similar to the Win2K install on the IPCS or something approximating the instructions I saw for IXS installation.
I just found an e-mail address of a IPCS/IXS guy from IBM I met at Common. I'll post something to him next. 

Thanks.

Pete


Mark S. Waterbury wrote:

Try this:

    http://www.herdsoft.com/ti/as400/ipcs/1_Introduction.html
This was for older IPCS hardware, but the general idea should still work ... ;-) 

Cheers,

Mark S. Waterbury

 > Pete Helgren wrote:
Thanks. But that would mean I need to buy a license for Windows 2000/2003. If Bill were giving it away for free, I might do that, but paying for an OS so I can run a free operating system isn't what I was interested in.
Interesting that VMWare is free, as long as you buy a server operating system. Those guys at Microsoft really know how to sell OS's.....
Pete

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