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Chris,

What is the size of your system in terms of memory used DASD and total DASD.

Dare


----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Beck" <CBeck@good-sam.com>
To: <midrange-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 11:25 AM
Subject: Re: V4R5 upgrade to V5R1


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Here is a time line of my last upgrade on a 720.

20:00 - Start Backup.
21:35 - Backup Complete, start IPL to Perm all PTF's
22:00 - Start D IPL to I_Base_01
22:35 - Change to CD B2924_01
23:00 - B2924_02
23:40 - B2924_03
23:47 - B2924_04
23:55 - B2924_05
00:00 - L2924_01
00:05 - L2924_01
00:25 - System Up/ Start Loading Ptfs: Cum, Hiper, DB, BRS
02:00 - Ptf Install Complete  Cleanup/additional Verification.
02:30 - Start Backup
04:05 - Complete

Chris

>>> dsnyder@blcnet.com 04/30/02 10:10AM >>>
I know this is an off the wall question and a lot of factors weigh into
this, but thought someone may have a ballpark idea. We need to plan
upgrading from V4R5 to V5R1. How long should we expect this to take,
"assuming all goes well"? If we can not take our system down until 6pm on a
Saturday, when can we hope to be finished - Sunday sometime or would it take
longer? Basically looking at whether we can do it during a "normal" weekend
or whether it should be an extended one. We are on an 820.
Thanks.
Dave

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