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Interesting way to phrase it.
I think this is trying to tell you that there are no iSeries machines
that will run 7.1. If you want to run 7.1, you have to upgrade your
hardware to a System i5 or Power Systems unit (which, in turn, will
change your serial number.)
But that's just a guess...? Certainly not stated clearly.
Not sure what June 2011 has to do with it? (They stop marketing v5r4, I
guess.. but not sure how that fits... many iSeries machines can run
6.1, and even if they couldn't, an upgrade is still supported after
EOM... so... I'm at a loss as to what that part could possibly mean.)
On 2/11/2011 5:54 PM, Jerry Draper wrote:
Unsubstantiated rumor:
Someone came back from a seminar and said that all iSeries machines
would have to get a new serial number by June, 2011 (hardware change?)
if they want to go to V7R1.
Huh?
Jerry
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