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Jim
Since you have the high-speed download, maybe do the FTP download.
Put the images on one machine into image catalog. Now, do I remember
right? that you can use Management Central in iSeries Navigator to do
PTFs on several machines? I'm not at a PC with Navigator on it, so
can't verify. Otherwise, copy the images around your systems in some
efficient manner and repeat above.
HTH
Vern
At 08:22 AM 11/4/2007, you wrote:
>> It went thru the normal checking which ptfs needed, then started the >> big
>> download. Finished the download hour later, did the PTF opt 8 to load
>> from
> *service, and no ptfs found to load.
Sorry I wasn't more specific - I did select the option to check all the ptfs
to send,
and did see it doing that. Have a high speed connect, but it seems like if
the
download exceeds a certain "time" it marks it as "mail" and disconnects. The
only
reason I say this is in my case, it did the select, started the download of
ptfs needed,
put a large # of ptfs ti the qibm directory, but at some point disconnected
& marked
the request as "mailed".
I have several more machines to do and wanting to determine if the download
option has such a limit, and with the v5r4 cume getting so large, if
updating a machine
at an old cume level, may have to change plans (i love the direct download,
so
easy to start remotely).
jim franz
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