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Magnus Larsson  
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 More options Aug 28 1999, 3:00 am
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From: magnus.lars...@mandator.se (Magnus Larsson)
Date: 1999/08/28
Subject: Newbee
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Hi there!

Just got me two RS/6000 machines running "IBM AIX Version 3 for RISC
System/6000" and I can't even get it to untar a file, I can't get ssh
to compile and lotsa ship seems to be screwed. Can I use any later AIX
version? I don't even know what hardware's in it...

//Magnus


 
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Magnus Larsson  
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 More options Aug 29 1999, 3:00 am
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From: magnus.lars...@mandator.se (Magnus Larsson)
Date: 1999/08/29
Subject: Re: Newbee
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On Sun, 29 Aug 1999 05:24:00 GMT, ndro...@io.frii.com (Nicholas

It has a display that shows like 120 when I turn it on and then count
up to like 600 or something while it boot's. I do not have any
installation media at all but I have licenses for the 2 AIX 3.2.5 I
run on the two RS/6000.

I tried to compile ssh but get alot of symbolic link errors. Is there
any bash for AIX? I don't like korn nor csh....
It doesn't seems like I have any unzip app for it neither and there is
no such thing as "adduser" nor "useradd".

This is my first time running AIX and I can't say that I'ts been a
very pleasant start. I use Solaris mostly but I must say that I'm a
bit impressed..I just did a level 0 dump with 100 users
online....can't say Solaris would have done that.....

//Magnus


 
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Thilo Schmidt  
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 More options Aug 29 1999, 3:00 am
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From: Thilo Schmidt <thilo.schm...@ldknet.org>
Date: 1999/08/29
Subject: Re: Newbee
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Magnus Larsson <magnus.lars...@mandator.se> wrote:
> Hi there!
> Just got me two RS/6000 machines running "IBM AIX Version 3 for RISC
> System/6000" and I can't even get it to untar a file, I can't get ssh
> to compile and lotsa ship seems to be screwed. Can I use any later AIX
> version? I don't even know what hardware's in it...

1. tar:
        IMHO the AIX-tar is a bit outdated ;-)
        try using gnu-tar, you can get precompiled packages at
        www.bull.com

2. ssh:
        ./configure --disable-asm

3. other Questions:
        we need to know what kind of RS6K you have...

bye


 
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Magnus Larsson  
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 More options Aug 30 1999, 3:00 am
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From: magnus.lars...@mandator.se (Magnus Larsson)
Date: 1999/08/30
Subject: Re: Newbee
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On 29 Aug 1999 20:50:34 GMT, Thilo Schmidt <thilo.schm...@ldknet.org>
wrote:

thanx...how do I figure out what RS6K I do have?

//Magnus


 
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Thilo Schmidt  
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 More options Aug 30 1999, 3:00 am
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From: Thilo Schmidt <thilo.schm...@ldknet.org>
Date: 1999/08/30
Subject: Re: Newbee
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Magnus Larsson <magnus.lars...@mandator.se> wrote:
>>3. other Questions:
>>        we need to know what kind of RS6K you have...
> thanx...how do I figure out what RS6K I do have?

There should be small grey sign on front of your box.
looks like that:

        *********************
      *                     *
      *  I  BB  M M         *
      *  I  BB  MMM         *
      *                     *
      * RISC System/6000isc *
      * <ModelNo>          *
      **********************

The <ModelNo> is the important part.

bye

:wq


 
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Håkan Rissanen  
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 More options Aug 30 1999, 3:00 am
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From: Håkan Rissanen <hriss...@san.rr.com>
Date: 1999/08/30
Subject: Re: Newbee
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How to Identify RS/6000 Model
                          with command 'uname -m'

XXYYYYYYMMSS   MM = Model
        ||
        02 7015-930                59 7012-39H
        10 7016-730                   7030-3CT
           7013-530/7016-730       5C 7013-560
        14 7013-540                63 7015-970/97B
        14 7013-540                64 7015-980/98B
        18 7013-53H                66 7013-580/58F
        1C 7013-550                67 7013-570/770/
        20 7015-930                        771/R10
        2E 7015-950                70 7013-590
        30 7013-520                71 7013-58H
        30 7018-740/741            72 7013-59H/R12
        31 7012-320                75 7012-370/375/37T
        34 7013-52H                76 7012-360/365/36T
        35 7012-32H                77 7012-355/55H/55L
        37 7012-340                79 7013-591
        38 7012-350                80 7015-990
        41 7011-220                82 7015-R24
        42 7006-41T/41W            89 7013-595
        43 7008-M20                90 7009-C20
        46 7011-250                91 7006-42x
        47 7011-230                94 7012-397
        48 7009-C10                A0 7013-J30
        4C 7248-43P                A1 7013-J40
           7043-240                A3 7015-R30
           7017-S70                A4 7015-R40
        57 7012-390                A6 7012-G30
           7030-3BT                A7 7012-G40
        58 7012-380                C0 7024-E20
           7030-3AT                C4 7025-F40
hi,
Since your'e running AIX 3.2 you must be having an older model RS6k, using
the Power or Power2 CPU type, and having the Microchannel bus. Multi
processing (SMP) and PCI bus is not supported in AIX 3.2

Bash is available (like most other freeware in precompiled and installp
format) at
http://www-frec.bull.com/docs/download.htm
Bull manufactures RS6k 'clone' machines.

Hoppas detta hjälper dig på traven (=HTH)
/Håkanen


 
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Matthew Landt  
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 More options Aug 31 1999, 3:00 am
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From: Matthew Landt <la...@austin.ibm.com>
Date: 1999/08/31
Subject: Re: Newbee
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man uname

All will be revealed!

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Matthew Landt                       la...@austin.ibm.com

Comments, views, and opinions are mine alone, not IBM's.


 
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Torfinn Ingolfsen  
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 More options Aug 31 1999, 3:00 am
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From: Torfinn Ingolfsen <torfinn.ingolf...@merkantildata.no>
Date: 1999/08/31
Subject: Re: Newbee
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Håkan Rissanen wrote:

> How to Identify RS/6000 Model
>                           with command 'uname -m'

> XXYYYYYYMMSS   MM = Model
>         ||
>         02 7015-930                59 7012-39H
>         10 7016-730                   7030-3CT
>            7013-530/7016-730       5C 7013-560
[... cut away ...]
>         48 7009-C10                A0 7013-J30
>         4C 7248-43P                A1 7013-J40
>            7043-240                A3 7015-R30
>            7017-S70                A4 7015-R40

And our 7043-150 and 7043-140 are also identified as '4C'.
Would be nice with "a better way", ie. one that gives a more correct
answer.
--
Torfinn Ingolfsen,
Norway

 
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