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HMC code can be installed on IBM x86 dedicated HMC machines only - so not any normal x86 PC.
HMC cannot communicate with sub power4 machines - so not your 44p 170. There are various forums that tell you how to install the HMC code on non-IBM HMC x86 machines, even vmware, but you will not be able to manage your 44p from a HMC. What is an x64 system? is it a x86 - 64 bit system? Just for my own "non-86" aware interest you understand... |
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IBM views the HMC as an appliance and not a computer.. you will find it very hard to get them to be any sort of lienient.
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