Re: Applying Cumes

Nope, Aaron. That's a Group because it starts with 'S'. Cume's will start with 'C'. Plus all volumes, except the last, will have the same size (660mb or thereabouts).

I'm not exactly sure where these downloads will appear. Someone more knowledgeable in Windows than I will have to address that. I do know that there is a folder by that name (more or less) on my PC, but it just contains the icons/shortcuts for the items on my desktop. Will this put the images on your desktop? Even if the answer is, Yes, you still have to get them to your i5 via either the cut CD method (manual load) or push to an i5 directory for image catalogues. That is, you *cannot* run the PTF Apply directly against these images; you must get them to the i5. And these are not save files (they are CD images) so I don't think you can use iNav against them.


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Aaron Bartell wrote:

Not just the group level. Your cume is also way behind.

I went through the whole FixCentral process again and this screen shot now
conveys what I am downloading: http://mowyourlawn.com/temp/i5_update5.png. I
_thought_ I was downloading a cume, but maybe I am not?
I work from a home office, so work really never ends :-) I am downloading
to my desktop first because that allows me to pause it (I have a VOIP phone
and downloads can ruin a good conversation). Then I will go through the
process of uploading them from my PC to the iSeries (should only take about
5 minutes to upload that 3Gig with the times I have seen in the past).

Thanks,
Aaron Bartell
http://mowyourlawn.com


-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of rob@xxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2007 2:25 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RE: Applying Cumes

Not just the group level. Your cume is also way behind. And, if you can get all those downloaded and applied tonight then I would be impressed. Me, I'd fire off the ftp request. Get the email. Fire off the ftp script to actually download them (in batch) and go home. Then, I'd check on the execution of the script from home.

Rob Berendt