I've not done it on 390, but it is possible. You'll need raid compiled IN
the kernel (not a module - unless you load it from a initrd disk), and you
need to change your partition type to Raid Autodetect. On Intel its
partition type 8e, but I dont know how you do that on minidisk partitions.
Does
I have a programmer that would like to use Java's AWT. Other than the JDK what
package(s) are needed to support this environment? I think X11 is required.
Anything else?
Rob
You also need motif or a clone, lesstif will do.
David
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Actually, I've used AWT with both SuSE and RedHat right out of the box, both on the
mainframe and on the PC. I don't think you'd need anything but an X Windows server on
your target machine or PC. Be sure that the environment variable $DISPLAY points to
the server machine and screen number.
Well since my DASD is an RVA it is technically a hardware RAID. What I
was
doing was putting together multiple DASD in a RAID0 so that I would have 1
large root filesystem, instead of trying to figure out what mount points
would need more space than 1 3390-3 provides.
I seem to have solved my
On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 00:20, Rob van der Heij wrote:
Keep it in an NSS for additional cool points.
Sure, you can have the starter system with ramdisk
in NSS but it gets big. Especially since you're likely
to be the only one using it, IPL from such an NSS is
slower than from disk.
Bah. I
which version of reiserfs ships with SLES7?
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which version of reiserfs ships with SLES7?
I'm looking for the maximum file size on SLES 7. according to
www.namesys.com, 3.5 has a limit of 2^32-1 bytes and 3.6 has a limit of
2^60-1 bytes.
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I went through this a couple of months ago. Here's what I found:
I ran tests on both SLES7 with Reiser, and SLES8 with EXT3. I was able to create
files larger than 2 gb. on both, with one caveat mentioned below.
SLES7/Reiser
-rw-r--r--1 root root 3974090752 May 27 13:12 bigfile1
On Mon, Jun 30, 2003 at 04:57:27PM -0400, Mark D Pace wrote:
Is it possible to run root '/' FS on a software raid?
I put /boot on a minidisk and put together several disk to make a large /
FS on RAID. The install went fine but when I boot for the /boot device I
get the following errors.
Jim,
thats right, is there any way to get it free?
thanks for all Jim
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003, Jim Elliott wrote:
im looking for the Informix ESQL/C, its part of the Informix Client
SDK but i cant find it for linux390, i found it for intel linux, aix,
sco, etc, but not for linux zseries.
Recently I started using a laptop with RedHat 9.0 in my workplace.
I had setup samba to access the windows share folders and using
CrossOver Codeweaver to access MS Outlook. Everything worked great
until recently I had to change my password for the windows domain.
Since then the samba mount
Adam Thornton wrote:
Bah. I need no ramdisk. Merely a disk layout convention.
I thought you'd want this when you have done things to your
root filesystem that don't allow you to boot. In that case
the installation system with initrd is a nice way to start.
Rob
On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 15:43, Rob van der Heij wrote:
I thought you'd want this when you have done things to your
root filesystem that don't allow you to boot. In that case
the installation system with initrd is a nice way to start.
Oh.
Um.
Yeah, either that or a small disk image you can link
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Well, yes, Rich, I do care, and no I don't like it. If I need to find
a message, I'll check my locally stored messages, here. If I don't
have it, I'll ask here for the locations of the Marist site. However,
for some this could be a good idea. I wonder if they remember to
Email addresses (at least mine is) are exposed at the reply to button at
the bottom of the messages. The actual code:
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=HIDDEN NAME=host VALUE=aep.com INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=subject
VALUE=Re: Background on SCO INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN
Or am I just being stupid? (--- Has happened once or twice ;-))
Looks like the creation code is there, but the actual execution code
isn't.
Leland
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Scott Chapman wrote:
Email addresses (at least mine is) are exposed at the reply to button at
the bottom of the messages. The actual code:
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I have written to them pointing out that my email is copyright according
to Australian law, that they do not have my permission to reproduce my
email and making it clear they may not do so if it gives people access
to my email address.
Damn and
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Jim,
You could check out the IBM RMFPM tool zLinux version
Last time I went their it was at:
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/rmf/rmfhtmls/pmweb/pmlin.htm
It has 2 components the server goes on zLinux and the client on win or
linux PC.
Server: Linux Version 2.4 or 2.2IBM
On Tue, Jul 01, 2003 at 11:11:13AM -0400, Hall, Ken (IDS ECCS) wrote:
SLES8/EXT3 (formatted with -T largefile4)
-rw-r--r--1 root root 5100758784 May 27 13:01 bigfile
The caveat is that with EXT2 or EXT3, you have to specify -T largefile4
or the filesystem is created with
Hmmm, the amount of SPAM I've been receiving over the past couple of weeks
has gone through the roof. I'm not sure how many p-e-n-i-le implants I've
been offered. (I'll just stick with the cucumber down the pants.) Also, I've
been receiving a lot of rejection messages for mail I've not sent but
Hello from Gregg C Levine
For a change I agree. That's been happening to me, an awful lot
lately. Fortunately my ISP has retained the services of an entity
which resembles a certain group of individuals in white armor when it
comes to junk e-mail. They trap about ninety percent. And I haven't
seen
On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 20:50, Ferguson, Neale wrote:
Hmmm, the amount of SPAM I've been receiving over the past couple of weeks
has gone through the roof. I'm not sure how many p-e-n-i-le implants I've
been offered. (I'll just stick with the cucumber down the pants.)
I've been answering them
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On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 20:50, Ferguson, Neale wrote:
Hmmm, the amount of SPAM I've been receiving over the past couple of
weeks
has gone through the roof. I'm not sure how many p-e-n-i-le implants
I've
been offered. (I'll just stick with the cucumber down the pants.)
I've been answering
...
been receiving a lot of rejection messages for mail I've not sent
...
At home I've been hit by the you're on a dial-up type bounce.
Not true, but I'm small enough to have no means to fight it.
Eventually I will have to get an msn.net account to do e-mail.
It seems right and just: we
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