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  3. March 2010

RE: 57##SS1 option 42 Journal caching



Hmmm...I hear the Fast/400 guys thinking again....

:)

DR2

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First, IBM is not the only company to do this by a long shot. My father
worked on systems starting in the 1960s and this was very common. He
would go out to a customer to 'Upgrade' their 5GB disk unit to a 10GB
unit. How? Snip a wire


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