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IXS
(Integrated XSeries Server) An IBM System x server that plugs into a Power Systems computer. Running Windows or Linux, the IXS shares disk storage, server management and user administration with its host. The Integrated xSeries Adapter (IXA) attaches up to 60 System x models.

FSIOP-> IPCS-> INS-> IXS
IXS started life in the days of the 486 CPU as the FSIOP (File Server I/O Processor), then IPCS (Integrated PC Server), INS (Integrated Netfinity Server) and subsequently the IXS. See Power Systems and System x.
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It is not exactly pushing the boat out however, and can find little that would be compelling about, say, putting Linux up on the FSIOP Intel co-processor AS/400s host for running NT, Unix and NetWare.
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Integrating PC server functions into AS/400 Advanced Series via the FSIOP, a 486-based board, allows customers to: o Eliminate the cost of separate PC servers, as well as their high support costs.
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