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No. There's i5/os and i5 the machine. Right - you don't buy i5/os and run it on different hardware. But, you can buy i5 hardware and not run i5/os on it. You could run Linux or Aix on it. However, if anyone hears of someone who bought an i5 and didn't run any i5/os let me know. Although I did hear of someone who had no i5 history who bought one and stuffed it full of IXS cards as their SAN device. Rob Berendt
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