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That's a little different than a resave issue. That could have been solved by applying a current cume and current groups before doing the restore. Granted, failure to do that was a boneheaded move, but still different.
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And other things go haywire as well. Helped a customer who used a 'different business partner' to install their new hardware. It happens.
Partner used an older resave "New enough for Power8!" and then restored customer O/S etc on top of that. Customer's was newer. Restoring many libraries failed. Hundreds of objects wouldn't restore.
Turns out needed MF PTFs were not in evidence. Oops.
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On 4/29/2019 3:25 PM, Rob Berendt wrote:
IBM, as usual, will be issuing a resave of IBM i 7.3 to match the new TR.--
https://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=nas8N1022067
When doing an upgrade, or especially a new install on new hardware, I recommend using the latest resave.
Once you've tried to do a new install with an older I_BASE_01 and couldn't get it to boot from the new device you tend to remember this.
This is why using an older I_BASE_01 with the latest cume may not always be acceptable.
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Subject: V7R3 TR6 release date / Next CUM release date
V7R3 TR6 is scheduled for 5/10/19.
V7R3 Next cumulative package is scheduled for 5/24/19.
I thought the TR's had dependencies that were normally included in a related CUM.
Thus, CUM would be out before the TR.
Or,
Are the TR's and CUM totally independent?
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