|
Ops,
I think I left the good fingers upstairs this morning. V4R3 not
R2 is the currently announced last release..
JMS
On Tue, 13 Oct 1998 bmegenity@ruskin.com wrote:
> I thought I read somewhere (please don't ask me where) that V4R3 was the last
>to support Novell AND OS/2 on IPCS. Am I getting mixed up again?
>
> Bill Megenity bmegenity@ruskin.com twinstar@sound.net
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: MIME :silbrbrg@netcom.com
> Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 1998 9:51 AM
> To: johnearl@toolnet.com
> Subject: Re: Random thoughts from COMMON
>
>
> So let me get this right. The IPCS will not support Novell after V4R2
> because Novell is no longer going to have an OS/2 based component. But
> IBM is porting the AIX OS to the IPCS ? Hum, what is it's OS/2 component ??
>
> JMS
>
> On Sun, 11 Oct 1998, John Earl wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > mcrump@ballfoster.com wrote:
> >
> > > 3.) Frank Soltis claimed that the AS/400 can run any AIX application today
> > > without any modifications and that most UNIX applications fall into this
> > > category. However, it will look and feel like a UNIX application so IBM
> > > encourages the vendor to make the app. look like an AS/400 application.
> > > He thinks they can essentially be UNIX and essentially eliminate
>'porting'.
> > > Along with this they think they can run most UNIX applications faster than
> > > similar UNIX machines.....another interesting dilemna. Similar issues
> > > revolving around NT.......
> >
> > There was recently a post out on comp.sys.ibm.as400.misc where an IBM'er
>claimed
> > that IBM had AIX running on the IPCS. I was able to confirm this at
>common... it
> > was done for a bid, but IBM didn't get the bid. Now it's a solution in
>search of
> > an application - same as the alleged laptop/400
> >
> > jte
> >
> > --
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> > johnearl@toolnet.com www.toolnet.com
> > 253-858-7388 206-575-0711
> > PowerLock Network Security for the AS/400
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> >
> >
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