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From: d5peteg@dtek.chalmers.se (Peter Gustafsson)
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Subject: Re: Making A request to IBM (Was: Re: How does one compile to assembly?)
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Date: 15 Mar 91 19:59:02 GMT
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>>CALL IT IN! :-)

>jim, et al,
>
>  i'd be much more likely to report bugs if i could mail them in (via
>  the Internet, not the IBM network).  this takes less time than
>  calling it in as you merely have to cut and paste the error output
>  rather than spelling it out with possible errors in the process.
>  in my case, i have to talk to the IBM folks in german which makes it
>  worse.  
>  
>  yes, an e-mail bug address would be very nice.  thanks for listening.
>
>						--bw
						wohler@sap-ag.de

Agree!
I try to manage a E-mail "hotline" with all the persons who is running
RS/6000 here. It would be much more efficient if IBM here could be reached
on Internet. 

After some time I convinced some of the persons at IBM that I
deal with daily to get acces to the internet-world... Via some gateway
on the other side of the world (and it works) But the AIX Competence 
Guys can't understand why, and some of them never heard of this net!

Hope that someone at IBM are listening...

      /Peter Gustafsson
       Chalmers Workstation Centre
       Gothenburg Universities' Computing Centre