I've got some info to add to this discussion plus a
question about this hardware from the more AS/400
savvy folks out there.
I've got a license tape from a 9406-D60 As/400. I've
got two backplanes, each in separate cabinets:
9406-5010/5030 I/O Card Unit Feature
5042 Expansion chassis
The tape in question was stuck in the 5042 cabinet.
Question: Are these two backplanes designed to work
together? Or are they two separate systems?
The tape has this particular notice on the label:
9406-D60 MODEL UNIQUE LIC - PROPERTY OF IBM
LICENSED FOR USE ON INDICATED SPECIFIC SERIAL NUMBERED
SYSTEM, NOT LICENSED FOR ANY OTHER USE, REPRODUCTION,
ADAPTATION OR DISTRIBUTION.
Then there's a small sticker with a 9406 serial number
on it.
So to keep this kosher, would I have to sell the 5042
with the tape?
Also - is there anyone on the list that would be
willing to pay for either of these things? Or is my
only recourse used AS/400 dealers? If I can find
someone near Roanoke VA USA that would like to buy
them I'd probably part with them for cheap... save me
the hassle of packing them up on pallets.
-- Frank
--- Eric Smith <eric_at_brouhaha.com> wrote:
> > How do you tell a MULIC tape? Is there anything
> special printed on it?
> > (like MULIC?)
>
> Probably.
>
> > I have a number of tapes from a CISC 9404 or 9402
> which claim to be
> > OS/400 V2 as well as other tapes the purpose of
> is unclear.
>
> If the tape says it's OS/400, then it's not MULIC.
>
>
>
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