Wed Aug 6 11:22:40 GMT 2003 Update 1 not necessary
See Maintenance Pack and Update 1 for OSR5 5.0.7
Bob Bailin explained in comp.unix.sco.misc:
The SUS Enabler license is *only* a license; no software is installed. It *must* be registered with SCO to enable it, at which time another license is installed on your system to actually enable the service.
Update 1 is *not* necessary.
Update 1 is new features, mostly new shells and a new wd driver that supports disks > 137GB. (The wd driver will also be available from the SCO ftp site at no charge.)
Tom Melvin added:
The hyperThreading support added in Update 1 is really nice.
It converts your P4/Xeon into a Dual Processor - you do NOT need an SMP licence for a SINGLE cpu. If you already have a dual P4/Xeon it gives you a quad.
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