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    From nelgin@86:200/30 to Amessyroom on Sunday, June 28, 2026 14:32:45
    Re: hp-ux (repost)
    By: Amessyroom to All on Sun Oct 19 2025 20:46:37

    Anybody still using hp-ux? I used the platform when I worked
    for BNR and later Nortern Telecom/Nortel.

    Which Nortel campus did you work at?

    I first used HPUX when I worked at Vodapage in the UK in about 1993 or 1994. I worked at HP Convex site in Richardon, TX for a while. That's where they developed the V Class HP Servers. Some smart guys they were. I'd look after the lab and load up BIOS firmware and configure servers and boring crap like that. It was a contract job and I needed the money and get a foothold in the market when I moved to the US.
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  • From nelgin@86:200/30 to Amessyroom on Sunday, June 28, 2026 14:34:44
    Re: hp-ux (repost)
    By: Amessyroom to Sean Dennis on Sun Oct 19 2025 23:22:56

    Had to go look at my resume to remember the models ...
    HP (9000 400 series and 700 series, B180, B2000, C3600)

    It's been so long that I can't remember much. I know it was an HP 9000/800 series H class in one job. Most HP 9000/800 and 700's in another. Then there were the DL series like the DL380. I've got one under my desk. I don't power it up because it sounds like an airplane and heats the room like an oven. Not something I need in the Texas heat.
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  • From Robert Wolfe@86:100/14 to Nelgin on Wednesday, July 01, 2026 07:40:22

    On Jun 28, 2026 03:34pm, Nelgin wrote to Amessyroom:

    Re: hp-ux (repost)
    By: Amessyroom to Sean Dennis on Sun Oct 19 2025 23:22:56

    Had to go look at my resume to remember the models ...
    HP (9000 400 series and 700 series, B180, B2000, C3600)

    It's been so long that I can't remember much. I know it was an HP
    9000/800 series H class in one job. Most HP 9000/800 and 700's in
    another. Then there were the DL series like the DL380. I've got one
    under my desk. I don't power it up because it sounds like an airplane
    and heats the room like an oven. Not something I need in the Texas heat. --- SBBSecho 3.37-Linux
    * Origin: End Of The Line BBS - telnet endofthelinebbs.com (86:200/30)

    the IRS used to run hp-ux on a massive HPE Superdome before swiutching to RHEL on the much less expensive SuperDome/X machines.

    ... Platinum Xpress & Wildcat!..... Nice!!!!
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  • From Javier Sturman@86:700/10 to Robert Wolfe on Wednesday, July 01, 2026 13:32:46

    Hello Robert!

    01 Jul 26 07:40, you wrote to Nelgin:


    the IRS used to run hp-ux on a massive HPE Superdome before swiutching
    to RHEL
    on the much less expensive SuperDome/X machines.

    Superdome was the branding name of the cluster?

    ... Platinum Xpress & Wildcat!..... Nice!!!!
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    Javier


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  • From Robert Wolfe@86:100/14 to Javier Sturman on Wednesday, July 01, 2026 12:53:06
    the IRS used to run hp-ux on a massive HPE Superdome before swiutching to RHEL
    on the much less expensive SuperDome/X machines.

    Superdome was the branding name of the cluster?

    Yes, "Superdome Integrity" was the product line branding.

    ... "A weal Amewican Hewo, GI Joe is thewe..." ! G.I. Elmer
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