Re: System Addresses

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.880 equals .880.  Yes, less than 1 percent.  You do not have to worry
until you approach 99.999.  On CISC systems with 48 bit addressing, this
was a valid concern, and they had to be IPLed regularly.  On RISC systems
with 64 bit addressing, this does not seem to be a problem.  From my
perspective, I've never seen a RISC system that needed to be IPLed more
frequently than what is required for PTFs and new releases!

Al



Al Barsa, Jr.
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I have a quick question.  In the WRKSYSSTS, we have the following for the %
Addresses:

% addresses used:
  Permanent  . . . . . . :       .018
  Temporary  . . . . . . :       .880

Does the .880 equal 0.88% or 88%?  If it's the latter, we should be
worried.

Thank you for any help,
Chris Whisonant








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