5494 Files


Release 3.2 Microcode Diskettes
   This version of the R3.2 diskettes contains all of the fixes provided by the latest AS/400 PTFs available for the 5494 (MF17600, MF17601, MF17602, MF17603, MF17604, MF18458 and MF20527). It also contains several fixes that were not available in those PTFs.

System Diskettes System Diskettes require 2.88 MB diskettes
s31l4271.dsk Base Diskette (P/N 31L4271)
s31l4272.dsk FR-TR Bridge Diskette (P/N 31L4272) Requires Memory Expansion Kit

Utility Diskettes  Utility Diskettes require 1.44 MB diskettes
u35l2162.dsk OS/2 English (P/N 35L2162)
u35l2161.dsk DOS English (P/N 35L2161)
u35l2166.dsk OS/2 French (P/N 35L2166)
u35l2168.dsk OS/2 Italian (P/N 35L2168)
u35l2169.dsk DOS German (P/N 35L2169)
u35l2170.dsk OS/2 German (P/N 35L2170)
u35l2171.dsk DOS Japanese (P/N 35L2171)
u35l2172.dsk OS/2 Japanese (P/N 35L2172)
u35l2173.dsk DOS Korean (P/N 35L2173)
u35l2174.dsk OS/2 Korean (P/N 35L2174)
u35l2163.dsk DOS Spanish (P/N 35L2163)
u35l2164.dsk OS/2 Spanish (P/N 35L2164)
u35l2165.dsk DOS French (P/N 35L2165)
u35l2167.dsk DOS Italian (P/N 35L2167)


Release 3.2 Patches
   Patch files can be loaded onto the 5494 System diskettes Patch files that are not yet in PTFs may also be listed. These patch files represent fixes to problems that are found, but the fixes have not yet appeared in a PTF. Patch files are cumulative, that is, the latest patch file includes all previously released maintenance updates for a given 5494 release. 

1) Download the jd32disk.p1c patch file by clicking on its file name near the bottom of this page
2) Put a 5494 Release 3.2 System diskette in your PC's 2.88 MB diskette A: drive
3) Go to a DOS or OS/2 session and COPY JD32DISK.P1C A:PATCH4.DAT
4) Put the diskette into the 5494 and re-boot your controller
Your patches are now applied.

jd32disk.p1c Microcode Fixes  latest 5494 R3.2 patch (in latest PTFs - 2/98) 


Release 3.2 Feature Patches
   These patch files, available only on the 5494, are "feature" patches that will never exist in a PTF or be given to all customers, but are created for specific customers who request them. When you download these files, copy them to PATCH5.DAT on the 5494 System Diskette (a 2.88 meg disk drive is required). 

1) Download a feature patch file by clicking on its file name near the bottom of this page
2) Put a 5494 Release 3.2 System diskette in your PC's 2.88 MB diskette A: drive
3) Go to a DOS or OS/2 session and COPY <file that you just downloaded> A:PATCH5.DAT
4) Put the diskette into the 5494 and re-boot your controller
Your feature patch patch is now applied.

Note: Feature patch files are mutually exclusive (You can't apply more than one per diskette).

jd32disk.bee  Beep on all operator errors on NWS displays 
                 (normally it does not beep).   
jd32disk.ses  Allow a max of 20 PWSs with a max of 128 sessions per PWS
                 (normally, max of 80 PWSs / max 32 sessions per PWS).   
jd32disk.se2  Allows max of 40 PWSs with a max of 64 sessions per PWS 
                 (normally, max of 80 PWSs / max 32 sessions per PWS).


Creating Diskettes
   Diskette images ending with the .dsk extension must be downloaded and then uncompressed using LOADDSKF. You may obtain the self-extracting file, ldf.com, which includes LOADDSKF here. 
  After you download the .dsk file and ldf.com, put a blank 1.44 MB diskette (for Utility) or 2.88 MB (for System) diskette in the drive and then, from a DOS or OS/2 Window, type ldf to extract LOADDSKF.EXE. Then type LOADDSKF <the name of the .dsk file you just downloaded> <your floppy drive, e.g. a:> to create the diskette.

   Warning: It is strongly recommended that you do not run any PC commands against your newly created 5494 diskette. Some PC applications can change the boot sector on the diskette and will make the diskette unusable in a 5494 controller. If you try to use a diskette whose boot sector was changed, the 5494 will not boot up and you will get the error code '003-04 1' on the 5494 Op Panel. 

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