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Subject: Finding disk drive locations with the HMC
From: "Kruse, Kat" <kkruse@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 14:33:41 -0800
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I've had a bit of brain fade (too much pumpkin pie??).

Anyway, I recall that there is a way to get a graphical representation
of the hardware on the iSeries using the HMC.  Problem is, I can't
remember how to do it.

Help??  Thanks! 


Kat Kruse
IT Engineer
Qualcomm, Inc.
kkruse@xxxxxxxxxxxx
(858) 845-0014

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