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Dave, > My understanding of Leif's argument is that it is possible to disable the > code that detects that the tag is off. I have no idea whether he's right or > wrong. He's right. If you locate the SLIC module that performs this (again, as others have stated, it's all documented in Leif's book [www.iseries400.org]) make the change, the processor & disks go active for a few minutes and then the system runs 'unprotected...' --phil [ Deleted uuencoded file 'winmail.dat' ]
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