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Check out the IBM for iSeries Linux, it only runs on certain models. You
also need to be at OS/400 version V5R1 with related PTF (patches). Linux
runs in a partition on top of OS/400, it does not run stand-alone. I have
been doing seminar for AS/400 groups to let them know the advantages of
Linux, and how they can run it on iSeries (AS/400)
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From: "W. Chris Shank" <chris.shank@acetechgroup.com>
To: <plug@lists.phillylinux.org>
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 9:52 PM
Subject: [PLUG] OT- AS/400
> This is off topic - someone just gave me an AS/400 eServer (about 4 years
old
> and apparently obsolete). Besides trying to figure out where I'll put it
> (it's huge) I need to figure out how to use it and/or what it might be
useful
> for. At the very least, the components seem to be SCSI (3 disks (raid?),
> tape, cdrom) so I might be able to strip them out of the unit for use
> elsewhere. But before I do that, does anyone know what the whole unit
might
> be good for? I hear that IBM has linux running on the AS/400 in virtual
> partitions. Anything besides that?
>
> thx
>
>
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