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On 4/6/23 21:33, Tracy Johnson wrote:

> Well it didn't go though again.  Anyway Gavin can verify what I said 

> is true.

>

> On 4/6/23 21:31, Tracy Johnson wrote:

>> Apologies if the photo got stripped.  Let me try this again 

>> "inline".  If it still doesn't go through, the personal copy went to 

>> Gavin.

>>

>>

>>

>> On 4/6/23 21:28, Tracy Johnson wrote:

>>> Yes Virgnia, there is a serial number plate in the back.

>>>

>>> So this caused ME to get down on *MY* hands and knees to the back of 

>>> my Empire machine and take this photo.  (Serial number blotted out 

>>> to prevent nefarious uses.)  BTW the serial number starts with "GB".

>>>

>>> Attached is the Serial number plate on the back of my HP3000 957. I 

>>> think it is an "RS" as it only has four slots.  (Two half slots on 

>>> top of each other.)

>>>

>>>

>>> On 4/6/23 19:13, Gavin Scott wrote:

>>>> I think at least originally the intention was for the SUSAN (System 

>>>> Unique

>>>> Software Accessible Number) to be a function of the box serial 

>>>> number, but

>>>> even if that was the case I don't think you can go the other way 

>>>> back to

>>>> Serial# from SUSAN, at least not completely.

>>>>

>>>> Apart from maybe codewords for the later CD-media SUBSYS installs, 

>>>> I don't

>>>> think HP ever used the SUSAN number themselves, it was just 

>>>> provided because

>>>> 3rd party software developers asked for it.

>>>>

>>>> HP service mostly cared about contract numbers.

>>>>

>>>> So I don't know of anything that would ever have resulted in the 

>>>> serial

>>>> number being stored on the box itself.

>>>>

>>>> Maybe the Predictive Support configuration? But even if that's 

>>>> there it's

>>>> probably not reliable.

>>>>

>>>> G.

>>>>

>>>> -----Original Message-----

>>>> From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion<[log in to unmask]> On Behalf Of

>>>> Reggie Monroe

>>>> Sent: Thursday, April 6, 2023 12:53 PM

>>>> To:[log in to unmask]

>>>> Subject: [HP3000-L] HP3000 Serial number location

>>>>

>>>> Hello,

>>>> Is there a way to locate the serial number for a HP3000 system without

>>>> physically being able to see it. Is there a file, like the HPSWINFO 

>>>> file,

>>>> that could contain this information? Thank you.

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Tracy Johnson

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