Re: Defective PTF link -- MIDRANGE-L

Paul,

I noticed the same problem here when I read the Defect list. I had thesame reaction and decided to ignore it.

I put the latest Cume on both systems here within the last month plusthe Hiper that came out at the same time (sorry, forget which one). Andnow MF39123 shows as Superseded by MF39361, which is in an 'Installed'state (not perm applied). MF39361 shows MF33150 as a co-req and MF34473and MF36280 as reqs.

BTW, do you really think you can make the transition from freezing yourbuns off in Chicagoland to frying 'em off in Tejas? Actually, justchecked and the temp doesn't seem that bad (94-97 this weekend) and thehumidity should be a lot less the further away from the Lake you get.



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pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

  I found another client with one of the defective PTF's, only this one has
  MF39123 permanently installed. The documentation says I need to slip the
  LIC and start over with the PTF's. Here is the reason the PTF is
  defective:

REASON DEFECTIVE: The Work with disk unit screensunder Dedicated Service Tool (DST)and System Service Tool (SST) are inEnglish, not the installed NationalLanguage Version (NLV).Under some conditions, the Work withdisk unit screens become unusablefor all languages.My question is that since this box is in the US, why should I care about

  the NLV? Anybody from IBM want to chime in? I really don't have time to
  call the support line.

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  Paul Nelson
  Arbor Solutions, Inc.
  708-670-6978  Cell
  pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx
  -----midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: -----

    To: <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
    From: "Ingvaldson, Scott" <SIngvaldson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
    Sent by: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
    Date: 07/14/2006 10:53AM
    Subject: RE: Defective PTF link

    The defective PTF document is SF98088 at:

    http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/sline003.nsf/2d3aff1c6b4d6ce086256453000d97
    1e/e41b3dfe1d7cb49b86256eac005dc242?OpenDocument

    The bad Cume was actually C6101530.  FWIW I installed C6142530 the
    "normal" way on both of our boxes and those defectives were not applied
    or even marked as superceded.

    Regards,

    Scott Ingvaldson
    iSeries System Administrator
    GuideOne Insurance Group

    -----Original Message-----
    date: Fri, 14 Jul 2006 10:34:22 -0400
    from: pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx
    subject: Defective PTF link

      Does anybody still have the link to those defective PTF's that need
    to be
      removed prior to putting on cumulative PTF C6142530?

The cover letter on this CD says nothing about removing anything

      Thanks
      - -

      Paul Nelson
      Arbor Solutions, Inc.

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