Re: Top 10 reasons why the HMC is a terrible product!

[Patricia Garrity <patricia_grrty@xxxxxxxxx>]

What level of software are you running on the HMC?
We have not had to re-boot the HMC since it has been
running V4.4.  The last time it did require an
unplanned re-boot was back at V4.3.2 - and that is an
HMC controlling 4 systems, total of 19 partitions.

I don't know about general consensus, but I know we
don't tolerate our p5's locking up - if they did, we
would replace them with something that doesn't lock
up. The unplanned downtime on both our p and i systems
are about the same - which is minimal.

Regards

Pat

--- rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I've experienced more lockup's and reboots on my HMC
> than I ever do on my 
> Windows units.  It's getting better.  Although for
> something that's been 
> out for awhile controlling p5's first, why should it
> have been lousy in 
> the first place?  General consensus is that p5
> people are used to machines 
> locking up, etc and are much more tolerable of stuff
> that i5 people would 
> have you shot on site for.
> 
> Rob Berendt
> -- 
> Group Dekko Services, LLC
> Dept 01.073
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> 6928N 400E
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Patricia Garrity
Garrity Systems, Inc

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