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Ed wrote: > IBM agreements prohibit customers from activating, or allowing a > third party product to activate, built in capacity without > authorization from and payment to IBM. Hmmm... what exactly does "activating built in capacity" mean? It's not as if some switch were thrown to kick in an extra hidden processor or double the clock speed. Arguably that capacity is already in use by CFINT (whatever that does), therefore it can be considered a normal part of the machine as delivered and paid for. TigerTools are simply changing the task mix thereby justifying their claim of "tuning". Dave... "Achilles only had an Achilles' heel; I have a whole Achilles' body." - Woody Allen ======================================================= The opinions expressed in this communication are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer.
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