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midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > 9. RE: Operating System Levels (Paul E. Fenstermacher) > >Yes. The requirement is N - 2. > >-----Original Message----- > >Someone told me that your primary partition needed to be at your most >current OS level. I do not believe this to be true. If I have a >iSeries >with 3 partitions, can I have the primary at V5R2, with my other 2 >partitions at V5R3? Primary need not be most current. Secondaries are often created _specifically_ in order to host a new release in a test environment before upgrading the primary. This is one of the selling points of LPARs from the beginning. As mentioned above, one requirement is the N-2 limit. One additional requirement is that the hardware must support the release. E.g., a new system that requires V5R4 has no current alternatives. Tom Liotta
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