Re: V3R7M0

["Marc Rauzier" <marc.rauzier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 19 Sep 2001, at 12:48, Nate Gelbard wrote:

> Hi,

Hello

>
> I finally got one of our surplus AS/400 online.
> 9406-500 (black). 2141 proc, 256MB main storage, 14.55G
> disk. Is this a decent machine?

For a personal use, it could be.

>
> It seems to have been wiped & reloaded w/ V3R7M0.
> I'm mostly interesting in running DB2, Java, C, and WebSphere.
> Is this too old for that?

Yes.
The V3R7 is an old (withdrawn since 1997, I think) release. of
course DB2 is OK but with a poor set of functions (triggers,
constraints are there, but no stored procedures, LOB, ...).
It seems to me there is some kind of an HTTP server (something
like ICSS or ICS), but there is no JVM, and so no WebSphere.
There is a C compiler but you would have to buy it.

>
> The box has 3 tokenring NICs, but they are not probed in the OS
> (dont show up under network adapter list). When I try to add one, it
> asks for the card address. Where do I find this?

It asks you for the ressource name. Try WRKHDWRSC *CMN to
get it.

>
> On my 3196 twinax greenscreen, I get "More..." in the lower right hand
> corner of certain menus & reports, but I cannot locate the KEY to get
> the next page. Ideas?

Try shift+up or shift+down.

>
> thanx
> nate
>
>
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Cordialement/Best regards
Marc Rauzier

Opinions I stated here are my own.