I can't talk about HCD but I would observe that moving from a S28 to a S38
is just about sticking the third book in. It says nothing whatsoever about
adding CHARACTERISED / PURCHASED engines or changes in capacity.
By the way RMF now has the hardware model (eg S38) in Type 70. I asked for
it
Hi,
We plan to upgrade our 2094 S28 machine to S38 (via adding book on the same
box). We try to figure out what changes will occur in our definitions,
parameters etc. Other than some software licences(ie: # of CPUs), the only
place we have coded S28 is HCD's Processors section.
Since the
Since the processor model doesn't change (it is still 2094), do we need to
define our processors as S38 in HCD? Does this definition have any effect on
CPU's hw definition or performance? Has anyone experienced the
same situation?
IIRC, any processor 'definitions' are just comments.
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