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Re: Remove defective permanently applied PTF's

Well I've not seen that problem, but restoring the LIC is not hard so don't be afraid of that. It's basically a 30 minute operation which when done correctly doesn't affect anything on the machine. Note that you may need to re-apply your current CUME and groups (minus the offending PTFs of course!!) after you slip the LIC. 

 - Larry

Guy Terry wrote:
Anyone else seen the defective PTF's related to the Work with disk unit screens on v5r3? There are six PTF's that were included with CUME C6101530, and if you've already permanently applied them you've got to do a restore of the LIC. 

Somehow, I don't see myself doing that.

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