[Info-vax] AVAIL_MAN Itanic Hobbyist License?

[Peter 'EPLAN' LANGSTOeGER]

In article <op.u1hovg1bdc3j58 at notemv-tap.mv.privat>, "Martin Vorlaender" <mv at pdv-systeme.de> writes:
>IanMiller wrote:
>> AVAIL_MAN is in the PAK for the Itainium if its Mission critical OE -
>> perhaps its the same for the hobbyist licence?
>
>You need at least EOE for the Collector, and FOE for the Analyzer, see
>http://h71000.www7.hp.com/openvms/products/availman/prod_sup.html

Yup. This was/is different to (VAX and) Alpha, where the OPENVMS PAK
is used by AVAIL_MAN_ANA_SRVR and AVAIL_MAN_COL, but was/is documented.

http://openvms.compaq.com/openvms/integrity/openvms_operating_environments.html

You need an AVAIL_MAN or MCOE or EOE PAK for the AM Collector on Itanic.

>The hobbyist VMS I64 license is a FOE one (at least my current PAK is,
>dated 2-JAN-2009).

Yup. As it is for years now (but hobbyist with MCOE would be neat ;-)

But, what has changed, announced recently with cited openvms.org article?

Did a AVAIL_MAN PAK get added to the Hobbyist Layered PAKs for the I64?
(Is that one/the reason for the difference in Lay PAKs for Itanic and for
the rest? I wonder, because I had so far no problems with the "common"
Lay PAKs on my Itanic - I need to check for the exact differences)

My I64 Lay PAKs now have all the IA64 attribute, but no MCOE, no EOE
and unfortunately no AVAIL_MAN.

So, I still don't see/know, what the article wanted to tell me/us...

Anyone?

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Peter "EPLAN" LANGSTÖGER
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