Thanks Dennis...
Your PING results indicate that this is NOT happening, so I have to
believe
one of the following:
(1) linux0 ping to 10.105.1.254 does not go to the hsi0 interface.
The hsi0 interface address is 10.105.1.250 / 255.255.255.0.
Is /etc/sysconfig/network script
Greetings;
I use ed in that case. It saves me the aggravation of having to
type the entire line completely correct! And in the cases where
I need to issue several commands I put them in a file and
source it. Much quicker in the long run since my error rate
on strange keyboards is about 1 in 10!
Hello,
In the IBM redbook ISP/ASP solutions, in the roadmap section (from page 405
...) was exposed a feature that could be very interesting for Linux under VM
: DCSS mapped block devices.
Another very interesting feature was discussed page 226, about pushing the
linux kernel into an NSS.
The
As has been pointed out I got '' and '' the wrong way round when I
described what I did to get qeth working.
Also, I was indeed working without any networking on a fresh install on the
SE (as the HMC wasn't functioning very well yesterday), I just find echo
easier to remember and use in this
Anyone know what the default password has been set to in ESA24_11.1 in the
initrd filesystem?
John P Taylor, Linux VM Support, Hursley
On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 08:42:17AM -0600, Kinnear, Mike wrote:
We are in the process of creating a production LINUX world within a z/VM
environment on an IFL. We are planning to create 20-30 instances for various
test and production application reasons. Is there any way for these various
I really hate to ask, because I had it working before, but after a fresh
reinstall I couldn't get it working again.
RH 7.2 on an LPAR. Everytime I reboot I have to
ifconfig ctc0 mtu 1500 netmask 255.255.255.128
and
route add default gw blah.blah.blah.blah
(and vary tcpip on the gateway lpar)
John,
Try pass4root.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: John P Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 6:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: default password for initrd from
ftp://www.laplace.boeblingen.de.ibm.com
Anyone know what the default password has
Daniel,
I believe that if you rename ifcfg-ctc to ifcfg-ctc0 that things will start
happening for you. Those files are created for each interface, not a class
of interfaces.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 31,
We had a set of NT servers lately that we wanted to migrate
to Linux/390
SAMBA for cost purposes. The cost savings would have been
enormous. The NT
weenies did everything they could to shut us up and prove
that we couldn't
do the job, desparately looking for anything and everything
that
sigh. I'm not quite sure how I managed to resend a post form ages ago.
please ignore it
John P Taylor
Nick,
I understand the reasons for auditors (having been involved in audit
compliance myself for a while). I wasn't talking about any shortcomings
in the software. The fact is that source for nearly everything running on
any Linux system is available. Operations folks are going to be able to
Please remove me from your mailing list. Thank You.
-Original Message-
From: Post, Mark K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 9:15 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Messages Manual
Nick,
I understand the reasons for auditors (having been involved in audit
Well, more readable but still sometimes nearly useless!
There are still too many messages that say
contact your system programmer
Yeah, that's me, and I don't know what to do either! I have noticed in
some of the newer products and features that they have expanded this to:
User
William,
I recently had been doing some research for a z900 upgrade at one of my
customers and when I saw your postings knew I had seen a Washington Systems
Center flash on this topic. Please see WSC Flash 10119 OSA-Express
Maintenance in a LINUX Environment. Although you have been assured of no
The tape390 driver in Linux 2.4.7-SuSE-SMP is refusing to recognise
a 3490 that's attached under z/VM 4.1.0. It's apparently seeing the
CU type as 3990 whereas the driver source (for 2.4.17 anyway) is
apparently expecting to see 3480 or 3490. The relevant line from
the dmesg output when the
Now that we've done 2.2.16 how do we upgrade to 2.4 Suse under S390? Do we
re-install or upgrade with patches?
Thanks,
Stephen J. Guthrie
Regional Sales Manager
Mantissa Corporation
2200 Valleydale Road
Birmingham, AL 35244
(800) 438-7367
Hi, Steve.
Steve Guthrie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that we've done 2.2.16 how do we upgrade to 2.4 Suse under S390? Do we
re-install or upgrade with patches?
I've had very good luck following Rob van der Heij's instructions for
upgrading a SuSe 2.2.16 kernel to the 2.4.7 level that he
I understand the reasons for auditors (having been involved in audit
compliance myself for a while). I wasn't talking about any shortcomings
in the software.
As I understand it you are saying that if the message isn't documented and isn't
understandable then you get to read the source to
Greetings;
For all practical purposes securing source so that only authorized
people can modify it is for all practical purposes the same as
denying all source to everyone. At least for all the open source
software that you use.
For the vast majority of things that execute on your system the
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-01-31-018-26-NW-BZ-SV;
IBM, having embraced Linux, now is on a mission to convince
others that the operating system is worthy of real-world use.
To further its cause, IBM put on display at the LinuxWorld
Conference and Expo here four big-name
I tried renaming the file, and that wasn't enough for things to work
correctly. On reboot MTU is 32767 and netmask 255.255.255.255 for ctc0
ifup-ctc is executing to the end (route add default gw ${GATEWAY} is
being performed), so that seems okay.
Two noteworthies:
earlier in the script, the
You're arguing at completely cross purposes to what I posted. We had been
discussing error messages, and how self-explanatory they are or not. Phil
Payne then made a side-comment that In enterprise environments code and
operations are separated for audit and control reasons. That goes well
I corrected USERCTL=no to USERCTL=false, still no luck. Just thought
I'd let you know
~ Daniel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried renaming the file, and that wasn't enough for things to work
correctly. On reboot MTU is 32767 and netmask 255.255.255.255 for ctc0
ifup-ctc is executing to the
That's going to be pretty tough to do for Linux/390 shops, unless they're
allowed to maim their operators by blinding them. :) Not something I woul
d
recommend, in any case. I think auditors are going to have to change their
mindset a little in this area.
Auditors exist for business
Hi, Rob.
Rob van der Heij [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the kind words, but that was really meant as an
intermediate solution for those who want to play with 2.4
while there was no distribution yet. It causes various
other problems if you do it like that. There may however
still be some
Greetings;
For all practical purposes securing source so that only authorized
people can modify it is for all practical purposes the same as
denying all source to everyone. At least for all the open source
software that you use.
For the vast majority of things that execute on your system
MVS and VM source was always 90% available.
A secure system can't be cracked even when you do have the source -- see above.
Mind you, a dumb sysmod could leave the system wide open. I cracked one IBM
datacenter's
MVT pre-RACF security in about 20 minutes with a SYSABEND dump -- without source
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
So, given that _all_ employees of an enterprise are going to have
access to the source of your operating system, and a lot of the other
software that runs on it, the people responsible for those systems
cannot hope for security through obscurity. They will have to
Another article with incorrect info in it,
TODAY'S TOP NEWS: IBM Introduces Linux-Only Mainframe
IBM Corp. has offered Linux as an option on its z/Series
mainframe for nearly two years, but there was a catch: Linux ran
in a partition managed by z/OS. Now IBM offers a
Dave Jones wrote:
What beta to download? I thought the 2.4.x version of SuSE was not
available via the Net; am I mistaken?
Oh dear. I apologize for being stupid again.
I think Mr Joachim Schroeder from SuSE posted on the list that
a beta version would be made available for download
lcs0,0x3002,0x3003which are the r/w address of my osa card.
and then i get a User process fault: interruption code 0x7
CPU 0
Process insmod (pid:24 stackpage=008AB000)
User PSW: 070de000 80442a60Not tainted
Followed by register sets and later a message that eth0 does not exist
Tom Butts wrote:
User process fault: interruption code 0x7
CPU 0
Process insmod (pid:24 stackpage=008AB000)
User PSW: 070de000 80442a60Not tainted
Followed by register sets [...]
Well, don't leave out the interesting part ;-)
This is seriously weird, I'd really like to see
the register
Tom Butts wrote:
User process fault: interruption code 0x7
CPU 0
Process insmod (pid:24 stackpage=008AB000)
User PSW: 070de000 80442a60Not tainted
Followed by register sets [...]
Well, don't leave out the interesting part ;-)
This is seriously weird, I'd really like to see
the
All this discussion about line editors made me think a bit of the one editor
that Linux doesn't have that should be there: TECO. For those of you who
never encountered this wonder of the world, TECO wasn't what you see is
what you get, it was you asked for it, you got it. No safeties, no
On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 11:42:44PM -0500, Adam Thornton wrote:
Oh, lay off the cough syrup, David.
Of *course* Teco exists for Linux:
ftp://ftp.mindlink.net/pub/teco/ptf_teco.tar.gz
I just changed the -ltermcap to -lncurses in the Makefile and it was
fine.
But did you also end up with a
Hi Daniel,
here's my working ifcfg-ctc0. Maybe change your bootproto value to static
would be my guess. I don't have a USERCTL.
cheers
Peter Bishop
S/390 zSeries Architecture Services, CSS
Core Infrastructure
EDS Asia Pacific
telephone: +61 2 9378 0113
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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