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From: Neil Palmer <neilp@dpslink.com> > Well, IBM considers LIC to be hardware - note you can't order 57xx-999 LIC > PTF's without a hardware maintenance agreement. is this generally true? I seem to remember someone saying that you can do that in the UK (and elsewhere), so this may be region dependent... > However, the thing is apparently Fast/400 doesn't touch LIC at all. It's > merely an application that alters other active jobs, and when you shut it > down the "tuning" stops. > I thought that the LIC was in write-protected memory, and therefore cannot be altered by a program. This being one of the main reasons for the "stability" of the AS/400. The other reason being that the invocation stack is not the "real" stack used by the task management. If this is true, then how can a program alter the LIC?
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