Others can tell you how to allow root to
telnet in, but I won't, cause I like you. :)
I hold you in high esteem, also, but if I were to do something to cause
you NOT to like me ... THEN would you tell me :) ? (Remember ... this
is only a 'temporary' thing, right?). BTW, ARE you saying I
On Thu, May 23, 2002 at 12:34:40PM -0400, Dave Myers wrote:
I tried installing the glibc-common-2.2.4-20.s390.rpm
from the RH 7.2 updates FTP site.
I get this if I use: rpm -Uvh glibc-common-2.2.4-20.s390.rpm
error: failed dependencies:
glibc-common = 2.2.4-19a is needed by
On Thu, May 23, 2002 at 02:52:27PM -0700, Tim Pepper wrote:
On Tue 21 May at 15:18:35 +0200 [EMAIL PROTECTED] done said:
Please test ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/rawhide/s390/ and let us know
about any problems left. Please also note that the latest OCO modules from IBM
for the
Maybe, try
depmod -a
?
WBR, Sergey
Dave Myers
dave.myers@twcTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
able.com cc:
Sent by: Linux Subject: Successfully installed kernel
on
Hello,
I'm experienced a new strange problem. I'm just running the first istance on a
VM/ESA 2.3, after run LIN EXEC file, I set up network and root password for the
installation. After complete the initial configuration, I try to telnet with PuTTY to
Linux but after send password I receive NO
Have you tried running VMFINFO from MAINT? You should be able to determine
what PTFs are applied on VM similar to what OS/390 or z/OS would show you
with SMP/E.
Lonny
-Original Message-
From: Robert Reuscher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 12:08 AM
To: [EMAIL
Maybe log messages on system console of Linux (under VM 3270 screen) can
explain your problem. If no, check MTU size of TCP/IP under Linux and VM,
and decrease it.
WBR, Sergey
Massimiliano
BelardiTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Jan wrote ---
We start to run Linux under z/VM4.2.
Two images has been running without any troubles for weeks.
But we have very silly problem since yesterday.
The 1st. image hangs sudennly.
After few minutes (sometimes 1/2 hour) the Linux image continues to run.
BUT the 2nd
/*
Hi again, one of our developers found YET ANOTHER hideous
kernel bug in 2.4.17-2-timer
-
From: Christopher Neufeld [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
We have located another serious kernel bug in s390, this one apparently
To share the fun, here's his response to my call to address his issues from
the first article. Note that:
1) He is not confident enough of his results to post them under his own
name.
2) He is not interested in obtaining correct information when offered.
It's curious that his repeated attempts
Is there a way to limit the amount of storage that Linux can use for caching
DASD (or block devices)?
I do not want to force Linux not to swap but I want to ensure Linux does not
swap my application and/or data areas out just to cache DASD ...
Regards,
Jeff
--
Jeffrey C Barnard
Barnard
kernel: dasd_erp(3990):
/dev/dasdi(94:32),0617@0x1c4:Environmental data present
kernel: dasd_erp(3990): /dev/dasdi(94:32),0617@0x1c4:FORMAT 6
- Overrun on channel C
kernel: dasd:/dev/dasdi(94:32),0617@0x1c4:ERP successful
kernel: dasd_erp(3990):
/dev/dasdj(94:36),0625@0x1d2:Environmental
Don,
The main reason is, we don't want to waste device numbers in order to keep
the
number of supported devices high. Linux in General can access a maximum of
64k
block devices (partitions). If we would (like Intel) allocate 16 device
numbers
per volume in order to allow for 15 partitions per
Greetings;
According to the info I have found the VAX 11/780 was
released in 1977. That would make this the 25th anniversary.
A typo perhaps?
Dennis
Henry Schaffer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
.edu
Hey, thanks for this link! Looks like the easiest way for windows boxes
to run an X-server.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use OpenSSH instead, and use either TeratermPro with the ttssh SSH
add-on,
or PuTTY to access your system.
Life should be so easy that I had these choices to chose from. I
Mark,
Thanks for feedback!!
Here's the results of suggested commands.
LCS Used count is 1so does that mean the LCS driver is still a loadable
module?
If so, why is my LCS working, even though I'm getting Unresolved symbols??
Thanks,
Dave
lsmod Size Used
lcs
According to the info I have found the VAX 11/780 was
released in 1977. That would make this the 25th anniversary.
A typo perhaps?
Duh. 25 is right...guess I'm sitting too close to the MicroVAX in the
corner. The orbiting mind control lasers are getting to me. Or old age. Or
something.
On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 10:05:49AM -0400, David Boyes wrote:
(BTW, last friday was the 20th anniversary of the introduction of the Vax.
20 years later, and if you're using a Vax, you're not playing with a full
DEC...8-)).
Interestingly enough, DEC recognized this when coming up with the
On Fri, 24 May 2002, David Boyes wrote:
Note also that the original LinuxWorld article has been heavily modified to
remove the more inflammatory comments, particularly the claims against the
IBMers. I have a copy of the original article; it's much different than the
one that is publically
Use OpenSSH instead, and use either TeratermPro with the ttssh SSH
add-on,
or PuTTY to access your system.
Life should be so easy that I had these choices to chose from. I have
Reflections, and none of the connection methods you listed are available
(nor could I install add-ons if I could
Jeff,
Linux won't swap out recently used pages in order to cache DASD.
Best Regards
Holger Smolinski
--
Dr. Holger Smolinski, Tech. Planning (Storage I/O) for Linux on zSeries
IBM Deutschland Entwicklung GmbH,Schönaicher Str. 220, 71032 Böblingen
FAX: +49-7031-16-3456, Tel.
Hello from Gregg C Levine
In that case David, then we are both to blame, because I missed that
one. However for a good read, on another company's response to those
guys, try Soul of a new machine. It describes in extreme detail the
company's efforts to upstage that system. And they darn near
According to the info I have found the VAX 11/780 was
released in 1977. That would make this the 25th anniversary.
A typo perhaps?
Duh. 25 is right...guess I'm sitting too close to the MicroVAX in the
corner. The orbiting mind control lasers are getting to me. Or old age. Or
something.
Dave Myers wrote:
In a message dated 5/24/2002 12:50:49 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For updating only glibc, you can do rpm -Fvh glibc*.rpm nscd*.rpm and it
should also work fine.
Florian,
Why the nscd*.rpm
I updated glibc yesterday and it did not call
SuSE SLES7 came with a highly modified version of mingetty that wouldn't accept the
patch as it was. (It looks like someone added several features without changing the
version number.)
I've refitted the changes and created a new patch that seems to work properly with the
version of mingetty
According to the info I have found the VAX 11/780 was
released in 1977. That would make this the 25th anniversary.
A typo perhaps?
I think it makes the joke five years old 8)
(BTW, last friday was the 20th anniversary of the introduction of the Vax.
20 years later, and if you're using a
We start to run Linux under z/VM4.2. Two images has been running
without any troubles for weeks. But we have very silly problem since
yesterday. The 1st. image hangs sudennly. After few minutes (sometimes
1/2 hour) the Linux image continues to run. BUT the 2nd image hangs
now! IT'S CRYZY.
On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 11:39:21AM -0400, Dave Myers wrote:
In a message dated 5/24/2002 12:50:49 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For updating only glibc, you can do rpm -Fvh glibc*.rpm nscd*.rpm and it
should also work fine.
Florian,
Why the nscd*.rpm
I
Ok,
You're definitely using the lcs.o module, and it's been compiled for a
different version of the kernel than you're running. I don't know why it's
working. Perhaps there's a _second_ lcs.o somewhere in /lib/modules that is
loading instead?
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Dave
Hi Jan!
Your problem reads indeed a little bit strange.
Could you please discribe your setup in more detail?
I'd like to know which Linux distribution you run,
what network devices the images use and whether
they share dasds.
Please CC: me directly to ensure that I do not skip
over your mail by
I just found this site and they include an interesting article on the
benefits of migrating:
Site: http://www.cioview.com
Article: http://www.cioview.com/news/index_White_Papers.htm
This site appears to offer an interesting roi calculator (for a fee) as
well. A free preview is at
Ken,
Send it to me so I can put it on the patches page on linuxvm.org.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Hall, Ken (ECSS) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 1:14 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Automatically Logging On root After IPL
SuSE SLES7 came with a
Mark,
I took the lcs.o qeth.o and qdio.o modules out of
/lib/modules/ibm and those msgs went away.
The RH init must look in that dir for additional loadables ??
The 2.4.9-37 lcs mod is being loaded out of
/lib/modules/2.4.9-37tape/kernel/net/lcs.o I guess.
The
I found the problem. Patch linux-2.4.7-s390-3.diff was applied with=20
?dry-run, which means it was not actually applied. This patch is the one=20
that creates the sysinfo.c.
I apologize for jumping the gun. The scary part is this stuff is starting=20
to make sense!
Time you got your cap
I hold you in high esteem, also, but if I were to do something to cause
you NOT to like me ... THEN would you tell me :) ? (Remember ... this
is only a 'temporary' thing, right?). BTW, ARE you saying I could
create user accounts that could telnet in?
You could create user accounts,
In a message dated 5/24/2002 9:48:08 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Dave.
nscd is part of the glibc and provides a name service cache. Here the head
output of a simple man nscd:
Phil,
Thanks for the reply!
So...does that mean I don't install the
On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 11:39:21AM -0400, Dave Myers wrote:
In a message dated 5/24/2002 12:50:49 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For updating only glibc, you can do rpm -Fvh glibc*.rpm nscd*.rpm and i
t
should also work fine.
Florian,
Why the
Seems that the linuxworld author of the mainframe articles is none too
happy with those on this listserv.
http://www.linuxworld.com/site-stories/2002/0522.mainframelinux.sidebar2.html
All I can say is I am disappointed that the editors would publish his rant
and as I assume he is still
Peter,
yes there is. I use a product called Webmin (checkout
http://www.webmin.com/).
This will give you web access to your linux system. Even though there is
the capability to telnet/SSH to login it is not necessary as there is a
command shell interface where you can execute commands, however
Lionel,
Yes, he is still subscribed, but he might have his account set to nomail. I
myself find it interesting that he tries to portray all of us as wild-eyed
members of a cult, but doesn't acknowledge that at least one of us (me!)
told him that we _already know_ S/390 processors are slow
At 16:22 24-05-02, Peter Rothman wrote:
Is there a way (maybe some kind of web access) to give someone access to
the linux console without telling them to logon to the userid running
Linux?
I'm not sure what you try to avoid and achieve. There is LOGONBY
to control access to a managed list of
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