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Re: Is needed HWMA to access machine code in i-Series systems?

Mario Camuñas GMAIL <mariocq77@xxxxxxxxx> wrote on Sun, 01 Dec
2013 20:25:29 GMT:

I am a bit confused about changes in IBM
policies regarding
access to machine code. I have been told that to access
machine code for most IBM system you need a HWMA but that this
not right for i-Series system and that in these systems with
just a SWMA you can access to machine code, is this right? if
it is, it does depend on the version of AS400 the server is
running?

IBM's policy has not changed. Enforcement of the policy via the
support portal has changed.

Yes, access to machine code requires HWMA or warranty status.

Power Systems servers require this for server firmware
regardless of operating systems running on the hardware.

IBM i Licensed Internal Code fixes (MFxxxx, MHyyyy) require
HWMA.




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