Re: Number of system busses -- MIDRANGE-L

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At 11:06 AM 02/15/2002 -0500, Neil Palmer wrote:
>Help me out here as my memory is fading - premature senility maybe !  ;-)
>
>I asked last year that the System Handbook include a column in the summary
>charts listing the number of system busses available on each model.  I was
>thinking this would be of use for LPAR (but IBM says use the LPAR tool)
>and maybe for figuring number of alternate IPL devices.
>I'm sure I had another reason, but if it's just for LPAR it looks like
>they won't bother including it in the System Handbook.
>Why else would we want to know the number of busses available on a system
>?
>
>...Neil
>_______________________________________________
Neil
  when you  use LVT it shows system unit  buses. There is a newer
version  in the  past  week or two which I have not downloaded as there
were some issues with it. I understand the current predecessor and  many of
its' nuances



Glenn Ericson
Ph. (718)898-9805
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