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Old 01-16-2008, 06:33 PM
Matthew Piechotta
 
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Default E35 and HP-UX 11i

Hi all

Can anyone tell me if HP-UX 11i will run on an E35 (512MB, RAM, 10GB disk)

If not, can someone give me insight as to how to obtain a copy of HP-UX
10.20? (Haven't seen any on eBay lately)

Thank you.


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Old 01-16-2008, 06:33 PM
Benjamin Gawert
 
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Default Re: E35 and HP-UX 11i

Matthew Piechotta wrote:

> Can anyone tell me if HP-UX 11i will run on an E35 (512MB, RAM, 10GB
> disk)


Yes, perfectly. IMHO a bit faster than 10.20 on the same machine.

Benjamin
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Old 01-16-2008, 06:33 PM
Alan D Johnson
 
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Benjamin Gawert wrote:

> Matthew Piechotta wrote:
>
>
>>Can anyone tell me if HP-UX 11i will run on an E35 (512MB, RAM, 10GB
>>disk)

>
>
> Yes, perfectly. IMHO a bit faster than 10.20 on the same machine.
>
> Benjamin

We were running 11.0 on G's and I's as testbeds and they ran real good,
watch out for the HPPB SESCSI cards though.

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Old 01-16-2008, 06:34 PM
Mikko Nahkola
 
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In article <4001c6b7_3@127.0.0.1>, Alan D Johnson wrote:
> Benjamin Gawert wrote:
>> Matthew Piechotta wrote:


>>>Can anyone tell me if HP-UX 11i will run on an E35 (512MB, RAM, 10GB
>>>disk)

>> Yes, perfectly. IMHO a bit faster than 10.20 on the same machine.


> We were running 11.0 on G's and I's as testbeds and they ran real good,
> watch out for the HPPB SESCSI cards though.


Um. What's with the SESCSI then? Is there a problem with those? The same
SESCSI+parallel HP-PB card that was shipped still with Kx60s?
(well, looks the same anyway) ... or another, older card?

And don't tell me that we shouldn't have been using those HP-PB
SESCSI/parallel cards on 4-way K460s - that was HP's idea, not ours.
Much less odd than the thing about the HP-PB 10BT LAN, too.


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Old 01-16-2008, 06:35 PM
Alan D Johnson
 
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Mikko Nahkola wrote:

> In article <4001c6b7_3@127.0.0.1>, Alan D Johnson wrote:
>
>>Benjamin Gawert wrote:
>>
>>>Matthew Piechotta wrote:

>
>
>>>>Can anyone tell me if HP-UX 11i will run on an E35 (512MB, RAM, 10GB
>>>>disk)
>>>
>>>Yes, perfectly. IMHO a bit faster than 10.20 on the same machine.

>
>
>>We were running 11.0 on G's and I's as testbeds and they ran real good,
>>watch out for the HPPB SESCSI cards though.

>
>
> Um. What's with the SESCSI then? Is there a problem with those? The same
> SESCSI+parallel HP-PB card that was shipped still with Kx60s?
> (well, looks the same anyway) ... or another, older card?
>
> And don't tell me that we shouldn't have been using those HP-PB
> SESCSI/parallel cards on 4-way K460s - that was HP's idea, not ours.
> Much less odd than the thing about the HP-PB 10BT LAN, too.
>
>

We had problems w/ DLT drives off of them, also if you are using 100BT
PB cards they are not cooperative.

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