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Operating Systems AIX Need AIX 5.3 bos.adt.libm Post 302384259 by fredn on Monday 4th of January 2010 04:05:53 PM
Old 01-04-2010
Need AIX 5.3 bos.adt.libm
We have an older AIX RS 6000 and had the hard drive die on us. I was able to get the hard drive replaced and it came with AIX 5.3 installed on it but is missing a component that we need. I am trying to install our C+ and Fortran compilers but they require the bos.adt.libm module and I do not have the installation CDs. The company I got the hard drive from only had the basic AIX 5.3 image and cannot supply me with this file set. This file set is on the Advanced Development Tools CD #1.

If you have this CD and would let me borrow it please let me know.

PS - The reason we are not getting this from IBM is that we are not on maintenance and they will not allow us to sign up for it since they no longer support our hardware platform (44P - 170).

Thanks!
 

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NAME

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SYNOPSYS

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