From: Tom Leffingwell (tom@sba.miami.edu)
Date: Tue Feb 15 2005 - 10:38:18 EST
Sorry this took so long.
First, thanks to:
"Dr Thomas.Blinn@HP.com" <tpb@doctor.zk3.dec.com>
Fred N. van Kempen <Fred.van.Kempen@microwalt.nl>
David J. DeWolfe <sxdjd@ts.sois.alaska.edu>
Martin Vasas <Martin.Vasas@unilever.com>
Cunningham Thomas N Contr 805 CSPTS/NCI <Thomas.Cunningham-02@scott.af.mil>
David Gutierrez <davegu1@hotmail.com>
"Pushee, David" <david.pushee@hp.com>
After sending the post, I did finally find that buried the Tru64 SPD is
the part numbers for ordering the source license. David Pushee and David
DeWolfe both emailed them to me as well.
The answer is yes, they are still available, provided you can satisfy SCO
that you are licensed. My current problem is that SCO inherited our
license from Novell and seems to think we are only registered for
version 3.0, whereas we need 4.2. I do have a license from Novell for
that verison, so now I have to convince SCO that that is valid so they can
give the ok to HP.
Here are the part numbers for anyone interested:
QB-6ADBA-E8 Tru64 UNIX EDU SRC LIC/CD
QB-6ADBE-E8 Tru64 UNIX ED UP SRC LIC/CD
QB-6ADAA-E8 Tru64 UNIX SRC LIC/CD
QB-6ADAE-E8 Tru64 UNIX UPD SRC LIC/CD
Also Thomas Cunningham provided this link with more info on the licensing:
http://licensing.hp.com/swl/view.slm?page=source
Thanks,
Tom Leffingwell
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