RE: LVT Tool Output - How would you improve it?

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size=2><DIV>Doug,</DIV><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV><DIV>Good thinking here on all 
items.&nbsp; For the Load Source item I would add a check box in the LVT that 
would let us select the LS for each partition. The LVT would then validate if 
it's a valid slot to be a LS.<BR></DIV><DIV>&nbsp;- 
Larry</DIV><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV><FONT 
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&lt;midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx&gt;<BR>From: "Doug Hart" 
&lt;DougHart@xxxxxxxxxxxx&gt;<BR>Sent by: 
midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx<BR>Date: 05/10/2005 01:02PM<BR>Subject: RE: LVT 
Tool Output - How would you improve it?<BR><BR><BR>1. I would narrow the line 
length.  Often if I don't double check the<BR>editor's settings when I print 
the lines wrap and make it difficult to read.<BR>Perhaps lines not longer than 
70 char. To allow for print margins.<BR><BR>2. This may not be doable, but fill 
in the bus numbers for each chassis<BR>(currently only shows "BUS#").  And have 
the chassis number as shown on the<BR>hardware display panel on the report with 
the chassis model number.<BR><BR>3. Maybe on stacked chassis (ie 5294) list the 
top before the bottom.  It<BR>seems more logical to read top down. <BR><BR>4. I 
get shown the load source drive from iSeries Nav. But that is after 
the<BR>system is installed and OS loaded.  Could this partition drive 'slot' 
that<BR>will hold the Load Src drive be flagged?<BR><BR>5. In the processor and 
memory section show unallocated/unused amounts.<BR><BR>---<BR>Doug Hart<BR> 
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