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HELLO,
using the search function of the forum with the 2 strings "hmc" and "uptime" I found this: HMC uptime |
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HMC is kind of a black box. We have no root access at all, maximum we can get is hscroot. Our support has some special CD which they can use to become root on our HMCs. Yes, sometimes it is tideous to do things on HMC.
If you know how to do that you could leave a post here. If I get a clue I will let you know. |
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