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Subject: Re: LPAR OS versions dependencies
From: Jan Megannon <jan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2006 15:42:58 +0200
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Assuming that your primary is V5R3M0, I don't think you will be able torun a minus release (V5R2M0). i5 needs V5R3for the h/w.


Jan.

msmith6@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

I'm running an 810 at V5R2 and looking to go to V5R3. I know on mybox that there is a 'restriction' that all LPARS must be +/- onerelease of the primary partition. My question is if this is stilla 'restriction' on the new i5 boxes, in partticuliar the i550?
Thanks,
m.

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