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Subject: different OS levels with LPAR
From: "Carley, Neil" <neil.carley@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2003 11:47:35 -0000
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Hi,

With regard to LPAR strategy does it still stand true at V5R2 nad the
new hardware range that you can only have secondary partitions at +/- 1
release of the primary partition OS level. i.e. could I now have my
primary at V5R2 and be able to have secondary partitions at say V5R3
V5R4 V5R6. I can only find info on this for V5R1.

thanks
Neil

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Follow-Ups:

RE: different OS levels with LPAR , Andy Nolen-Parkhouse
Re: different OS levels with LPAR , Larry Bolhuis

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