RE: OS Y2K Compiant

Absolutely, Totally, Completely False !    IBM have done no such thing.

Now, if you had a B10 with it's 945MB of DASD (you could later expand
them up to 2.4GB), you would find that about 85% of your disk would be
taken up by the system.
And with the B10's maximum 16MB of memory you will need a LOT of
patience, BUT it WILL run V3R2.

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        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Stephen Hunt [SMTP:deptit@harvestime.co.uk]
        Sent:   Saturday, February 07, 1998 4:20 AM
        To:     MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
        Subject:        Re: OS Y2K Compiant

        > "White boxes" are Year 2000 Ready so long as they are
operating at an
        > OS/400 level of V3R2.  Pleasssse don't start any rumors about
the Bs, Cs,
        > etc. not being ready for the year 2000.  The VLIC associated
with V3R2
        > takes care of the hardware side.

        I could be wrong, but I'm sure someone here mentioned that V3R2
would not
        run on the B models.... something IBM put in specifically (to
kill of the
        older boxes maybe?).

        Can anyone else comment?

        Regards,

        Stephen Hunt
        Technical Systems Manager
        Harvestime Ltd
        EMAIL  deptit@harvestime.co.uk
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