IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update
IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update
Version 1.08 (Build ID ZUJT47B)
Note: This Build ID ZUJTxxx supports the x366, x460 and x260 xSeries servers.
See the change history to determine the correct version to use for each specific server.
Some versions only support specific servers and/or more servers may be added to versions
as IBM's test process progresses. Download the latest readme from the web to determine
version-server support.
Installation README File
CONTENTS
________
1.0 Overview
2.0 Change History
3.0 Installation and Setup Instructions
4.0 Configuration Information
5.0 Unattended Mode
6.0 Web Sites and Support Phone Number
7.0 Trademarks and Notices
8.0 Disclaimer
1.0 Overview
1.1 This README file contains the latest information about
installing the IBM xSeries x366/x460/x260 POST/BIOS.
1.2 Limitations
- Note that this Linux Update package will not run in a
multi-node environment. For this update to be applied,
each node of the multi-node complex must be configured as a
single-node server. Once each node is configured as a
single-node server, the Linux Update package can be
applied. After the updated is applied, the multi-node
complex can be reassembled.
NOTE: The DOS Update package does not require disassembly of
the multi-node complex.
1.3 Enhancements - NA
1.4 Level of Recommendations and Prerequisites for the Update:
- See the list of changes for information to determine whether
or not you are affected by the enhancements and fixes.
1.5 Dependencies
- BMC Firmware Version 1.5 (ZUBT22A) or higher is REQUIRED to be used with BIOS version 1.03
(ZUJT30A) and higher. Using a BMC version of 1.4 or lower and/or in combination of BIOS
1.03 or higher will result in a loss of RSA II related menus/information items
in the F1 POST/BIOS Setup Utility and/or a loss of communication between POST/BIOS
and the RSA II.
2.0 Change History
V1.08 - January 30, 2006 (Build ID ZUJT47B) - Supports x366/x460-1,2,4,8 node configurations
--------------------------
- This version of POST/BIOS will disable the hot plug interrupt signal from the memory card(s)
if the system has not been configured for "Full Array Memory Mirroring" mode (FAMM) or "Hot Add Memory Mode"
(HAMM) in the Memory Array menu under Advanced Settings/Memory Settings in the Setup/Configuration
Utility.
In some cases, the memory board hot plug sensor may generate multiple interrupts which can result
in POST CP B1 hangs, Operating System hangs, or cluster failovers regardless of the memory array setting.
If FAMM or HAMM is enabled, one bank of the mirrored memory may power off/go offline if one or more memory
sensors are defective. System users can also run diagnostics on the memory board hot plug sensor by going into the
F2 Diagnostic Utility, select "Basic", and then select the "Active Memory Latch Test".
This change requires CPLD version 1.05 to be installed as well to disable this interrupt.
V1.08 - December 20, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT47A) - Supports x460-1,2,4,8 node configurations
--------------------------
- Fixed system POST/BIOS hang at CP DD when the primary node is attempting to merge with secondary
node(s). This failure will only occur when the secondary node(s) have their planar SAS
controller disabled in the Setup/Configuration Utility and all PCI slots on that node are populated with
adapters which require regular Memory Mapped I/O resources and do not
require Prefetchable Memory Mapped I/O resources.
- Modified flash update utilities (DOS, lflash, wflash) to prevent auto-generation of a UUID
which contains a leading byte of zero. A UUID which contains a leading byte of zero can
prevent a system from trying to merge with other nodes in a multi-chassis configuration.
- Updated video bios to no longer show message string "IBM RSA II powered by ATI."
- Feature to now show the BMC build ID and build date along with the current version
in the Setup/Configuration Utility. The new information can be seen by selecting
Advanced Settings/Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) Settings.
V1.07 - October 21, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT45A) - Supports x460-1,2,4,8 node configurations
--------------------------
- Added in support for Dual-Core Intel Xeon MP processors.
- Fix to properly route PIC mode interrupts for PCI slots
for devices which utilize their Int B, Int C or Int D pins.
- Fix to allow system boot from IBM 512MB and 1GB USB keys.
- Fix to prevent one or more nodes in a 4/8 node configuration
from booting as a standalone node if the system has recovered
from an AC power loss or has been powered on with the
power button within 2 minutes of applying AC power.
- Fix to allow system to power off and/or reset if
either all memory has been removed from the system or
all memory has been disabled due to errors.
- Fix to allow the RSA II adapter to properly illuminate the
Blue LED after an AC power cycle.
- Fix to prevent ServeRaid 8i Kernel Panic during POST/BIOS execution
when the Adaptec SAS controller has been disabled in the
Setup/Configuration Utility.
- Fix to no longer display "Planar PCI device not responding or disabled
by user" message when the user has selected to disable the planar ethernet
and/or SAS controller in the Setup/Configuration Utility. This change will
also prevent the front panel log LED from illuminating.
- Fix for the BIOS/Diagnostics Flash Update Utility (flash2.exe) to not prompt
the user for flash confirmation if unattended mode has been selected and
multiple nodes have been detected.
- Feature to add in enablement/disablement of PCI extended configuration space.
Users can now be enable feature by going into the Setup/Configuration
Utility / Advanced Settings / Advanced PCI Settings.
- The default setting for the "Processor Hardware Prefetcher" feature
is changed to "Disabled" as recommended by Intel for most servers.
This setting will become "Disabled" if the user loads the default settings
for all configuration settings or just the single line item setting.
V1.06 - August 18, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT40A) - Supports only x366
--------------------------
- Added support for Intel CPU type F49.
V1.05 - August 2, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT39A) - Supports x460-1,2,4,8 node configurations
--------------------------
- Initial support for the IBM xSeries x260.
- Added support for IBM xSeries x460 4 and 8 node configurations.
V1.04 - July 4, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT36A) - Supports only x366
--------------------------
- Added support for 4GB DIMMs (IBM xSeries x366 only).
V1.03 - May 13, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT30A) - Supports x366, x460-1,2 node configurations
--------------------------
- Initial support for the IBM xSeries x460.
V1.02 - March 31, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT26A) - Supports only x366
--------------------------
- Changed default setting for "RSA II Disable Periodic SMI Generation" to Enabled
to prevent from RSA II from generating a 15 minute SMI. This periodic SMI is
not currently used on the x366/x460 and should be defaulted to disabled.
- Fix to prevent system from generating a NMI if a PCIX Correctable Threshold
has been reached. The system will now properly generate a PFA alert if this condition
occurs.
- Fix to allow the Automatic BIOS Recovery feature to properly recover from a
catastrophic POST/BIOS flash update failure.
- Fix to modify the POST/BIOS USB CHS translation to be compatible with that used
by most laptops. This will require specific USB keys which were bootable before on the x366/x460/x260
to be re-created.
- Change to increase performance when running Windows Server 2003 and using the
performance monitor application. This fix will also resolve a timer skew issue when running SAP.
- Fix to properly send the BMC the correct system time during POST/BIOS operation between the
hours of 19:00:00 and 00:00:00.
- Fix to prevent a possible system hang when booting from a locally attached USB floppy device.
V1.01 - March 7, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT23A) - Supports only x366
--------------------------
- Fix required to prevent system hang during Broadcom PXE ROM execution
when Serial Over Lan session is active with the BMC.
- Fix required to prevent intermittent "1602 System Management Adapter Communication"
error when the RSA II adapter is installed and AC power has been applied.
- Fix required to allow the RSA II "Vital Product Data" section of the web interface
to properly show the system serial number and machine type.
- Fix to prevent POST/BIOS from intermittently reporting and disabling memory DIMMs during memory
configuration during repeated warm boot or AC cycles.
V1.00 - March 1, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT21A) - Supports only x366
--------------------------
- Initial release
3.0 Installation and Setup Instructions
3.1 Step by step instructions for this code update
- Run the "IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update"
with the following command line:
"./.sh -s" where .sh is the
downloaded update.
NOTE: The following message is shown on RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0
and other distributions that do not install the compatibility libstdc++
library.
./lflash: error while loading shared libraries:
libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory.
If the above message is shown, install the compat-libstdc++*.rpm that was
included on the distribution media.
3.2 Step by step instructions for extracting the Linux update
files.
- Run the "IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update"
with the following command line:
"./.sh -x " where .sh is the
downloaded update andis the path to which the
Windows update files will be extracted.
NOTE: The following message is shown on RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0
and other distributions that do not install the compatibility libstdc++
library.
./lflash: error while loading shared libraries:
libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory.
If the above message is shown, install the compat-libstdc++*.rpm that was
included on the distribution media.
- The files extracted are all the files that are necessary to
perform a BIOS update under Linux. Run "./lflash" from a
command line to update BIOS in 32-bit Linux or run "./lflash64"
from a command line to update BIOS in 64-bit Linux.
- To flash the backup BIOS, run "./lflash -2".
NOTE: On 366, the OSA IPMI Device Driver and the
IBM Mapping Layer for OSA IPMI Device Driver are
required to flash the BIOS.
3.3 Step by step instructions for extracting the DOS update
files to diskette.
- Run the "IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update"
with the following command line:
"./.sh -xd " where .sh is the
downloaded update andis the path to which the
Windows update files will be extracted. Ifis
omitted, /dev/fd0 is assumed.
NOTE: The following message is shown on RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0
and other distributions that do not install the compatibility libstdc++
library.
./lflash: error while loading shared libraries:
libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory.
If the above message is shown, install the compat-libstdc++*.rpm that was
included on the distribution media.
- The diskette created is the DOS BIOS update diskette.
4.0 Configuration Information
5.0 Unattended Mode
5.1 Performing the update in unattended mode
- Run the "IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update"
with the following command line:
"./.sh -s" where .sh is the
downloaded update.
NOTE: The following message is shown on RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0
and other distributions that do not install the compatibility libstdc++
library.
./lflash: error while loading shared libraries:
libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory.
If the above message is shown, install the compat-libstdc++*.rpm that was
included on the distribution media.
5.2 Extracting the Linux update files in unattended mode
- Run the "IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update"
with the following command line:
"./.sh -x " where .sh is the
downloaded update andis the path to which the
Linux update files will be extracted.
NOTE: The following message is shown on RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0
and other distributions that do not install the compatibility libstdc++
library.
./lflash: error while loading shared libraries:
libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory.
If the above message is shown, install the compat-libstdc++*.rpm that was
included on the distribution media.
- The files extracted are all the files that are necessary to
perform a BIOS update under Linux. Run "./lflash" from a
command line to update BIOS on 32-bit Linux or run "./lflash64"
from a command line to update BIOS on 64-bit Linux.
6.0 Web Sites and Support Phone Number
6.1 IBM Support Web Site:
http://www.pc.ibm.com/support
6.2 IBM Marketing Web Site:
http://www.pc.ibm.com/ww/eserver/xseries/
7.0 Trademarks and Notices
7.1 IBM and the e(logo) are registered trademarks of
International Business Machines Corporation.
7.2 U.S. Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication
or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with
IBM Corporation. IBM web site pages may contain other
proprietary notices and copyright information which should
be observed.
8.0 Disclaimer
THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY
KIND. IBM DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES
OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND MERCHANTABILITY WITH
RESPECT TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT. BY FURNISHING
THIS DOCUMENT, IBM GRANTS NO LICENSES TO ANY PATENTS OR
COPYRIGHTS.
Version 1.08 (Build ID ZUJT47B)
Note: This Build ID ZUJTxxx supports the x366, x460 and x260 xSeries servers.
See the change history to determine the correct version to use for each specific server.
Some versions only support specific servers and/or more servers may be added to versions
as IBM's test process progresses. Download the latest readme from the web to determine
version-server support.
Installation README File
CONTENTS
________
1.0 Overview
2.0 Change History
3.0 Installation and Setup Instructions
4.0 Configuration Information
5.0 Unattended Mode
6.0 Web Sites and Support Phone Number
7.0 Trademarks and Notices
8.0 Disclaimer
1.0 Overview
1.1 This README file contains the latest information about
installing the IBM xSeries x366/x460/x260 POST/BIOS.
1.2 Limitations
- Note that this Linux Update package will not run in a
multi-node environment. For this update to be applied,
each node of the multi-node complex must be configured as a
single-node server. Once each node is configured as a
single-node server, the Linux Update package can be
applied. After the updated is applied, the multi-node
complex can be reassembled.
NOTE: The DOS Update package does not require disassembly of
the multi-node complex.
1.3 Enhancements - NA
1.4 Level of Recommendations and Prerequisites for the Update:
- See the list of changes for information to determine whether
or not you are affected by the enhancements and fixes.
1.5 Dependencies
- BMC Firmware Version 1.5 (ZUBT22A) or higher is REQUIRED to be used with BIOS version 1.03
(ZUJT30A) and higher. Using a BMC version of 1.4 or lower and/or in combination of BIOS
1.03 or higher will result in a loss of RSA II related menus/information items
in the F1 POST/BIOS Setup Utility and/or a loss of communication between POST/BIOS
and the RSA II.
2.0 Change History
V1.08 - January 30, 2006 (Build ID ZUJT47B) - Supports x366/x460-1,2,4,8 node configurations
--------------------------
- This version of POST/BIOS will disable the hot plug interrupt signal from the memory card(s)
if the system has not been configured for "Full Array Memory Mirroring" mode (FAMM) or "Hot Add Memory Mode"
(HAMM) in the Memory Array menu under Advanced Settings/Memory Settings in the Setup/Configuration
Utility.
In some cases, the memory board hot plug sensor may generate multiple interrupts which can result
in POST CP B1 hangs, Operating System hangs, or cluster failovers regardless of the memory array setting.
If FAMM or HAMM is enabled, one bank of the mirrored memory may power off/go offline if one or more memory
sensors are defective. System users can also run diagnostics on the memory board hot plug sensor by going into the
F2 Diagnostic Utility, select "Basic", and then select the "Active Memory Latch Test".
This change requires CPLD version 1.05 to be installed as well to disable this interrupt.
V1.08 - December 20, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT47A) - Supports x460-1,2,4,8 node configurations
--------------------------
- Fixed system POST/BIOS hang at CP DD when the primary node is attempting to merge with secondary
node(s). This failure will only occur when the secondary node(s) have their planar SAS
controller disabled in the Setup/Configuration Utility and all PCI slots on that node are populated with
adapters which require regular Memory Mapped I/O resources and do not
require Prefetchable Memory Mapped I/O resources.
- Modified flash update utilities (DOS, lflash, wflash) to prevent auto-generation of a UUID
which contains a leading byte of zero. A UUID which contains a leading byte of zero can
prevent a system from trying to merge with other nodes in a multi-chassis configuration.
- Updated video bios to no longer show message string "IBM RSA II powered by ATI."
- Feature to now show the BMC build ID and build date along with the current version
in the Setup/Configuration Utility. The new information can be seen by selecting
Advanced Settings/Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) Settings.
V1.07 - October 21, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT45A) - Supports x460-1,2,4,8 node configurations
--------------------------
- Added in support for Dual-Core Intel Xeon MP processors.
- Fix to properly route PIC mode interrupts for PCI slots
for devices which utilize their Int B, Int C or Int D pins.
- Fix to allow system boot from IBM 512MB and 1GB USB keys.
- Fix to prevent one or more nodes in a 4/8 node configuration
from booting as a standalone node if the system has recovered
from an AC power loss or has been powered on with the
power button within 2 minutes of applying AC power.
- Fix to allow system to power off and/or reset if
either all memory has been removed from the system or
all memory has been disabled due to errors.
- Fix to allow the RSA II adapter to properly illuminate the
Blue LED after an AC power cycle.
- Fix to prevent ServeRaid 8i Kernel Panic during POST/BIOS execution
when the Adaptec SAS controller has been disabled in the
Setup/Configuration Utility.
- Fix to no longer display "Planar PCI device not responding or disabled
by user" message when the user has selected to disable the planar ethernet
and/or SAS controller in the Setup/Configuration Utility. This change will
also prevent the front panel log LED from illuminating.
- Fix for the BIOS/Diagnostics Flash Update Utility (flash2.exe) to not prompt
the user for flash confirmation if unattended mode has been selected and
multiple nodes have been detected.
- Feature to add in enablement/disablement of PCI extended configuration space.
Users can now be enable feature by going into the Setup/Configuration
Utility / Advanced Settings / Advanced PCI Settings.
- The default setting for the "Processor Hardware Prefetcher" feature
is changed to "Disabled" as recommended by Intel for most servers.
This setting will become "Disabled" if the user loads the default settings
for all configuration settings or just the single line item setting.
V1.06 - August 18, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT40A) - Supports only x366
--------------------------
- Added support for Intel CPU type F49.
V1.05 - August 2, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT39A) - Supports x460-1,2,4,8 node configurations
--------------------------
- Initial support for the IBM xSeries x260.
- Added support for IBM xSeries x460 4 and 8 node configurations.
V1.04 - July 4, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT36A) - Supports only x366
--------------------------
- Added support for 4GB DIMMs (IBM xSeries x366 only).
V1.03 - May 13, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT30A) - Supports x366, x460-1,2 node configurations
--------------------------
- Initial support for the IBM xSeries x460.
V1.02 - March 31, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT26A) - Supports only x366
--------------------------
- Changed default setting for "RSA II Disable Periodic SMI Generation" to Enabled
to prevent from RSA II from generating a 15 minute SMI. This periodic SMI is
not currently used on the x366/x460 and should be defaulted to disabled.
- Fix to prevent system from generating a NMI if a PCIX Correctable Threshold
has been reached. The system will now properly generate a PFA alert if this condition
occurs.
- Fix to allow the Automatic BIOS Recovery feature to properly recover from a
catastrophic POST/BIOS flash update failure.
- Fix to modify the POST/BIOS USB CHS translation to be compatible with that used
by most laptops. This will require specific USB keys which were bootable before on the x366/x460/x260
to be re-created.
- Change to increase performance when running Windows Server 2003 and using the
performance monitor application. This fix will also resolve a timer skew issue when running SAP.
- Fix to properly send the BMC the correct system time during POST/BIOS operation between the
hours of 19:00:00 and 00:00:00.
- Fix to prevent a possible system hang when booting from a locally attached USB floppy device.
V1.01 - March 7, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT23A) - Supports only x366
--------------------------
- Fix required to prevent system hang during Broadcom PXE ROM execution
when Serial Over Lan session is active with the BMC.
- Fix required to prevent intermittent "1602 System Management Adapter Communication"
error when the RSA II adapter is installed and AC power has been applied.
- Fix required to allow the RSA II "Vital Product Data" section of the web interface
to properly show the system serial number and machine type.
- Fix to prevent POST/BIOS from intermittently reporting and disabling memory DIMMs during memory
configuration during repeated warm boot or AC cycles.
V1.00 - March 1, 2005 (Build ID ZUJT21A) - Supports only x366
--------------------------
- Initial release
3.0 Installation and Setup Instructions
3.1 Step by step instructions for this code update
- Run the "IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update"
with the following command line:
"./
downloaded update.
NOTE: The following message is shown on RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0
and other distributions that do not install the compatibility libstdc++
library.
./lflash: error while loading shared libraries:
libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory.
If the above message is shown, install the compat-libstdc++*.rpm that was
included on the distribution media.
3.2 Step by step instructions for extracting the Linux update
files.
- Run the "IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update"
with the following command line:
"./
downloaded update and
Windows update files will be extracted.
NOTE: The following message is shown on RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0
and other distributions that do not install the compatibility libstdc++
library.
./lflash: error while loading shared libraries:
libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory.
If the above message is shown, install the compat-libstdc++*.rpm that was
included on the distribution media.
- The files extracted are all the files that are necessary to
perform a BIOS update under Linux. Run "./lflash" from a
command line to update BIOS in 32-bit Linux or run "./lflash64"
from a command line to update BIOS in 64-bit Linux.
- To flash the backup BIOS, run "./lflash -2".
NOTE: On 366, the OSA IPMI Device Driver and the
IBM Mapping Layer for OSA IPMI Device Driver are
required to flash the BIOS.
3.3 Step by step instructions for extracting the DOS update
files to diskette.
- Run the "IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update"
with the following command line:
"./
downloaded update and
Windows update files will be extracted. If
omitted, /dev/fd0 is assumed.
NOTE: The following message is shown on RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0
and other distributions that do not install the compatibility libstdc++
library.
./lflash: error while loading shared libraries:
libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory.
If the above message is shown, install the compat-libstdc++*.rpm that was
included on the distribution media.
- The diskette created is the DOS BIOS update diskette.
4.0 Configuration Information
5.0 Unattended Mode
5.1 Performing the update in unattended mode
- Run the "IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update"
with the following command line:
"./
downloaded update.
NOTE: The following message is shown on RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0
and other distributions that do not install the compatibility libstdc++
library.
./lflash: error while loading shared libraries:
libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory.
If the above message is shown, install the compat-libstdc++*.rpm that was
included on the distribution media.
5.2 Extracting the Linux update files in unattended mode
- Run the "IBM eserver xSeries 366 Linux BIOS Update"
with the following command line:
"./
downloaded update and
Linux update files will be extracted.
NOTE: The following message is shown on RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0
and other distributions that do not install the compatibility libstdc++
library.
./lflash: error while loading shared libraries:
libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory.
If the above message is shown, install the compat-libstdc++*.rpm that was
included on the distribution media.
- The files extracted are all the files that are necessary to
perform a BIOS update under Linux. Run "./lflash" from a
command line to update BIOS on 32-bit Linux or run "./lflash64"
from a command line to update BIOS on 64-bit Linux.
6.0 Web Sites and Support Phone Number
6.1 IBM Support Web Site:
http://www.pc.ibm.com/support
6.2 IBM Marketing Web Site:
http://www.pc.ibm.com/ww/eserver/xseries/
7.0 Trademarks and Notices
7.1 IBM and the e(logo) are registered trademarks of
International Business Machines Corporation.
7.2 U.S. Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication
or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with
IBM Corporation. IBM web site pages may contain other
proprietary notices and copyright information which should
be observed.
8.0 Disclaimer
THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY
KIND. IBM DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES
OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND MERCHANTABILITY WITH
RESPECT TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT. BY FURNISHING
THIS DOCUMENT, IBM GRANTS NO LICENSES TO ANY PATENTS OR
COPYRIGHTS.
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