Re: How does one find out the CPW of an AS/400?

[SASchollenberger@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

You need to know your processor feature number and then look up the model
and processor
in the System Handbook.

Here is the redbook link for the latest i5 handbook

http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/abstracts/ga195486.html?Open
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The subject line says it all: how do you find out the CPW?

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