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Re: eBay listing

It is junk except as a collectors item. The QSECOFR part is not so hard since you could IPL from tape and recover it. (assuming the tape is not dried out and cracking)

Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects


On 10/3/2011 2:55 PM, John McKee wrote:
I have no interest in buying a 9401 CISC. But, I am curious. The seller states this:

Type: 9401.

S/N: 44-90434

One and the only AS400 "laptop version".

AS400 is in working condition. If I remember well it have V3R??? OS installed.

Tape with OS is included.

I do not have QSECOFR password.

Softcase, Tape and some cables are included.

I do not have a time to play with it.

I'm selling it AS IS.

No return Accepted







Since seller states "I do not have QSECOFR password", along with it being quite old, my thought is that this is essentially junk. Am I wrong?

John McKee
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