"Pickering, John (NORBORD)" wrote:
>
> >We also saw the value to the HP 9000 product line in maintaining
> >a clean naming convention (i.e., L1000, L2000, L3000).
>
> Unlike the 3000 naming conventions, such as ...
>
> RELEASE: C.55.03   MPE/iX HP31900 C.05.08

Well, a fairer comparasion would be with the output of uname -a, such
as: HP-UX falcon B.11.00 B 9000/899 1668472361 16-user license
Note that this "899" is really sold as a HP 9000 K570/400 and that
there is no indication at all of the patch level (unlike MPE). This
particular machine has around a 1,000 patches installed including a
Line-in-the-Sand patch that is really an O.S. revision, but HP didn't
want to deal the with yet another HP-UX release version change.

Richard

>
> :-)

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