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Jim, > The interactive card is not a hardware card in the normal > sense. It doesn't really *do* anything except establish > that you've spent a lot of money. IBM treats the > interactive card as some sort of symbol permanently > linking the machine you purchased to a specific level of > OS usage licensing Yes and from my research, this method allows IBM to sell you what's currently - outside of military contract item pricing - the most expensive circuit board jumper in existence. --phil
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