Greg, Three things, the first being admittedly pedantic and nit-picking. There is no such thing as OS/390 Linux. OS/390 and Linux have nothing to do with each other, except they're both operating systems that run on IBM mainframes. IBM marketing folks like to call it Linux for S/390 and zSeries, depending on what hardware you're running. Most people around here call it Linux/390, zLinux, etc. No real big deal, but it avoids some confusion.
Second, Turbolinux has pretty much vanished from the Linux landscape. From what I was told at the VM/VSE tech conference last week, SuSE will be picking up support of existing Turbolinux customers (since Turbo was part of the United Linux group, and SuSE still is), but I don't think anyone should be seriously thinking about creating new instances of Turbolinux. The remaining distributions still give you a serious choice to make, so concentrate on those. Third, all Linux/390 distributions should run on any G5 system. The minimum level is really a G2 that has the "Halfword Immediate and Relative Branch Feature." Mark Post -----Original Message----- From: Greg Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 1:49 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: microcode Level for OS/390 Linux ----- Forwarded by Greg Evans/MOIS/Phila on 10/09/02 01:55 PM ----- Greg Evans 10/09/02 12:45 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject: microcode Level for OS/390 Linux I need to know what the right microcode level is for a 9672 (G5) processor to run Turbo-Linux . I found out the level required for the SuSE distribution is MCL025 EC 99918. It would be greatly appreciated if anyone knowledgiable in this area can confirm the same for Turbo-Linux or advise me on which would be the appropriate level. Thank You in advance. Greg Evans
