What model of HP3000?

I experienced the exact same problem with a customer a few years back who
had their 957 CPU board replaced.

The replaced board did not contain a numeric co-processor - which was an
optional add-on for that CPU.

They were a Powerhouse installation and that software degrades very rapidly
without a numeric co-processor.

Once it was discovered, a proper board replacement (which included the
numeric co-pro) solved the problem.

You may want to check if that is the case.


At 05:49 PM 2003-06-26, J. Dunlap wrote:
>My client had a new board installed on their HP3000 and ever since then the
>system has had slower response times.  In fact, it seems to be getting
>worse.  The hardware people said this couldn't be due to the board they
>installed (to increase the max user limit).  Is there possibly some
>configuration that needed to change with installation of the board?
>
>Any help you can give would be appreciated.  Thanks.
>
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