Re: hardware resource

[bdietz@xxxxxx]

Ibm recently wrote a tool that makes ordering software easier.
 I mention it here as it also shows your processor level.

http://www.as400.ibm.com/sftsol/siusplash.htm


Bryan Dietz




                                                                                
                                
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Try the WRKLICINF command.  Serial number and processor group will be shown
in in the upper left corner of the screen.

You migh also try WRKHDWRSC TYPE(*PRC)

----- Original Message -----
From: <JGracetri@aol.com>
To: <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 3:08 PM
Subject: hardware resource


> I need to find out what processor level we are at.
>
> i have looked at
>
>  HARDWARE                      Hardware Resources
>                                                              System:
> S1025898
>  Select one of the following:
>
>       1. Work with communication resources
>       2. Work with local workstation resources
>       3. Work with storage resources
>       4. Work with processor resources
>       5. Work with token ring LAN adapter resources
>       6. Work with DDI LAN adapter resources
>       7. Work with all LAN adapter resources
>       8. Work with coupled system adapter
>       9. Work with cryptographic system resources
>
>      70. Related commands
>
>
>
>  Selection or command
>  ===> DSP
>
>  F3=Exit   F4=Prompt   F9=Retrieve   F12=Cancel   F13=Information
Assistant
>  F16=AS/400 Main menu
>
> but the numbers do not match any of the numbers in the documentation.
>
>                          Work with Processor Resources
>                                                              System:
> S1025898
>  Type options, press Enter.
>    7=Display resource detail
>
>  Opt  Resource        Type-Model  Status                Text
>       CEC01            9404-720   Operational           Main Card
Enclosure
>       PN01             2468-001   Operational           System Control
Panel
>       MP01             207A-000   Operational           System Processor
Card
>       SP01             9164-001   Operational           Service Processor
Card
>       BCC01                       Operational           Bus Extender
>       BCC02                       Operational           Bus Extender
>       BCC03                       Operational           Bus Extender
>         MS01           3002-000   Operational           128MB Main
Storage
> Card
>         MS02           3002-000   Operational           128MB Main
Storage
> Card
>         MS03           3002-000   Operational           128MB Main
Storage
> Card
>         MS04           3002-000   Operational           128MB Main
Storage
> Card
>         MS05           3004-000   Operational           256MB Main
Storage
> Card
>         MS06           3004-000   Operational           256MB Main
Storage
> Card
>
> the numbers i am trying to match
> are  2061 thru 2068 procesor levels
>
> thank you Jeff G.
>
>
> Bottom
>  F3=Exit   F5=Refresh   F6=Print   F12=Cancel
>
>
>
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