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The day the System i went away – Bye Bye System i
The title is missleading. The System i is dead, I said it, it’s dead. The new OS is called i. The new server is called POWER. i + AIX +LINUX = Runs on POWER Since I started in this career path in 1990...
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I am working on a new site, so between work, this site, writting for Search400 (which I hope they change the name of soon) and family, I have also found little time to start building a new site that...
View ArticleChris Maxcer – i and AIX: Not Exactly the Same on Power Systems
Chris makes an interesting observation - LINK “There are still some differences in how IBM is rolling out its converged System i and System p server lineup — though it’s not so much the hardware that’s...
View ArticlePOWER = IBM i +AiX + Linux?
It’s been a few months and not much has come from the POWER Equation. I don’t see what I expected to see from IBM over the new POWER thingies and I really wanted to see more. I have been on the IBM...
View ArticleBiased CIOs spend more money and don’t solve problems, they create them
What happens when an IBM AS/400, iSeries, System i, i5/OS, POWER System, Lotus Domino/Notes) IT shop doing fine, keeping the company running and is stable, has happy employees, happy users and then out...
View ArticleDavid Vasta :: Linux for the IBM i Authorities & Permissions – PART 3
I wrote a little something for Search400.com, this is PART 3 of the Linux for the IBM i Admin Series. Link:: Linux for IBM i: Authorities and permissions
View ArticleDavid Vasta – Linux for IBM i: Introducing Linux to IBM i people-PART 1
The IBM i is a great platform. Not many of you out there will argue that point. It’s solid, robust and very powerful. Part of that power is just that power or the hardware that we now call Power. The...
View ArticleDavid Vasta – Linux for IBM i: Commands and terminology – PART 2
I hear Linux is hard, and is for geeks… I am not a geek, so is it still for me? Of course you’re not… Now that we have cleared that up let’s get into how we’re going to “talk” to Linux. Linux talks to...
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