Naturally, this only effects Windows operating systems! Linux and MAC
are not effected.
Whew! You had me worried there for a bit I thought this had to
do with an OS I actually use ;-)
Paul
I can't belive that Microsoft shows so little understanding of Open Source:
Can IBM give you a product roadmap for Linux? Can they deliver new
features and fixes to Linux? Does it indemnify the intellectual property in
Linux? No, no and no, Ballmer
If IBM could say yes, yes, yes it sure wouldn't
On Tue, 5 Aug 2003, Matt Zimmerman wrote:
On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 07:20:53AM +0800, John Summerfield wrote:
On Tue, 5 Aug 2003, Jim Sibley wrote:
man cc does not seem to work on SLES8. How do you turn
on the assembler listing for the compiler (cc source.c ...)?
Doesn't work on
We used to have STK's Nearline 4800 silos with their 3490 equivalent tape
drives. The VM:Tape product did an excellent job of managing our VM tape
library with VM:Backup to backup/restore CMS and non-CMS minidisks. STK does
have a software component called HSC that is used to interface with the
Actually, there is an APAR open for the problem: PQ77306...so latch on to
that one.
Miguel Diaz
Staff Software Engineer
TCP/IP for VM
Department G79G
Tie-Line - 620-3504
Phone (external) - 607-429-3504
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Just looking for some advice herenot really S/390 related
The scout troop my son is in is looking to set up a web
site. Does anyone have a recommendation for web software?
I have a server running Linux/Apache - what I am trying to
find is an easy set of scripts to simplify uploads of
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=11031
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You can set up a Samba share.
There's also Filezilla, which is a nice Windoze/gui FTP client that supports sftp, for
the paranoid drag-n-drop crowd.
-Original Message-
From: Adam Thornton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 1:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dave Myers wrote:
snip
The scout troop my son is in is looking to set up a web
site. Does anyone have a recommendation for web software?
I have a server running Linux/Apache - what I am trying to
find is an easy set of scripts to simplify uploads of text,
pictures and such by the boys.
To make thing easier for our web content managers, and satisfy the security
folks, we use a program called WinSCP2. This uses the SCP function of
OpenSSH. Each uploader needs a valid userid and password/private_key and
appropriate authorization to the directories. I, as the sysadmin/root can
any ideas?
14:33:07.613628 DTCMPR8023I The RIP routing protocol is Disabled
14:33:07.614253 DTCMPR7937I The OSPF routing protocol is Enabled
14:33:07.617099 DTCMPR8091I Join_count is 1
14:33:07.619643 DTCMPR8091I Join_count is 1
14:33:07.623770 DTCMPR8091I Join_count is 1
14:33:07.626085
On Thu, 2003-08-14 at 12:40, Dave Myers wrote:
Just looking for some advice herenot really S/390 related
The scout troop my son is in is looking to set up a web
site. Does anyone have a recommendation for web software?
I have a server running Linux/Apache - what I am trying to
find
So we can blame you for Adam's demise?
John R. Campbell, Speaker to Machines (GNUrd) {813-356|697}-5322
Adsumo ergo raptus sum
IBM Certified: IBM AIX 4.3 System Administration, System Support
http://packrat.tampa.ibmus2.ibm.com/~soupjrc/
Backup: Toby Schmeling
Hello,
we are very new to Linux on zSeries. We just started testing with Linux on z
Series to get some experiences with that plattform.
Now we are looking for Benchmarks to test the system (LPAR and z/VM
installation). The Benchmarks we need should also work on Solaris. We want to
do test
On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 16:54, Yogish wrote:
Hi
Is there any other alternative to modifying or rewriting the compiler file.
I would rather be able to use some tool and make the binaries work. The
compiler file for mumps is a huge file.
Regards
You probably could run Bochs, run Linux inside of
On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 21:16:10 -0500, Jay Maynard wrote:
sweet is suss; sweets (as in candies) is Susse. (No, I don't know
how to enter an ess-tsett, but one should go in place of the two ses if
you're being pedantic.) Wonder how much that influenced the choice of
acronym...
Not a lot would be my
I recall that w/ the Plexus P/15 (and P/20) though the P/35 had some issues
w/
interchangeability.
There were others but some I'd rather not remember.
John R. Campbell, Speaker to Machines (GNUrd) {813-356|697}-5322
Adsumo ergo raptus sum
IBM Certified: IBM AIX 4.3
On Iau, 2003-08-07 at 18:58, Fargusson.Alan wrote:
But if you use an index register instead of HL you could use an offset. Now the
8080 didn't have index registers, so this may have been an issue on these.
At a cost of 2 bytes and if I remember rightly going up to 23 clocks
with the prefix
Don't forget that the Zilog Z-130 was based on the Bell chip
(so it was
using the same instruction set as the 3b2).
Anybody remember? ISTR the 3b2 having a muddled byte sex.
3B2? UUUGHH!
Now you've ruined my whole day. I hope you're proud of yourself.
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Hello
Does anybody know what should be the tapetype definition for IBM MAGSTAR
3590 simple density ?
Thanks in advance.
Gerard MONTELEONE
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S.I.TE.C zi du Vazzio
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The problems with the umlauts is: they don't appear correctly
in most mail clients, so in Germany we often use (in mails etc.):
ue for u umlaut
oe for o umlaut
ae for a umlaut
ss for ess-tset
But my kmail client supports the umlauts, but they are different to
Phil's. ae = d, oe = v, ue = |,
I'd guess that /tmp/request_linux_server.tmp exists, but is not readable by
this userid. I always use the mktemp command to generate a unique name. (
mktemp /tmp/request_linux_server. ). The name generated is written
to stdout. A file with that name is NOT created, the script must do
What you are seeing is the result of a badly configured
paging subsystem - look at your DASD performance when you
run this.
What happens: Linux touches all it's pages when it boots.
These pages then overtime get paged out. Then you run your
program - and all those pages get paged back in. Please
From beautiful, sunny and very warm San Francisco!
Linux on zSeries has a large presence at this event. In the IBM booth
we have a z990 running lots of Linux images (cloning exercise). We are
also hosting lots of virtual Linux servers for other booths at the
show. The z990 is also part of a Linux
On Tue, 5 Aug 2003, David Andrews wrote:
On Mon, 2003-08-04 at 20:45, John Summerfield wrote:
Can't say I've seen a lot of waving yet.
I didn't think you were serious, asking a Linux list how many people
used Linux for mail.
But I suppose I should wave if other people are. Don't want to
Anybody know of a reliable way to cause buffer cache pages to be purged (not
written to disk, but released)??
Problem: In a shared disk environment, changes made by the owner (R/W) are
not seen by R/O sharers in a timely fashion. This is especially problematic
when the Linux virtual machine has
A OSD chpid can handle 240 devices max(I Believe)
Ususally you define 239 OSA devides and 1 OSD device to use with OSA/SF
Example:
CHPID PATH=(0B),PARTITION=((S01),(S01)),TYPE=OSD
CNTLUNIT CUNUMBR=1100,PATH=(0B),UNIT=OSA
IODEVICE ADDRESS=(1000,239),CUNUMBR=(1000),UNIT=OSA
IODEVICE
Linux software has been approved for use on the most sensitive computers in
corporations and the federal government, including those inside banks and
the Pentagon, an important step for software widely considered the top rival
to Microsoft Corp.
The Common Criteria organization, an international
http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104-5060965.html
Ooh! I think I might come to love IBM's lawyers!
I think I've said this before, and it may have been here.
A good friend of mine was corporate counsel for a major PCM. He described his job as:
a) Not sueing IBM.
b) Not being sued by IBM.
c)
http://www.computerworld.com/managementtopics/management/story/0,10801,83452,00.html
Can you say SEC violations?
cc source.c -S
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The windex folks are trying to get windows 2003 server to get the time from
my Linux box 'rockhopper' using the net time command from within a shell.
the command and results are this:
H:\net time \\rockhopper
System error 5 has occurred.
Access is denied.
They are telling me it has to be an
On Wednesday, 08/06/2003 at 07:27 ZE8, John Summerfield
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Linus bases the pronunciation of Linux on the way he says Linus, but we
pronounce Linus quite differently.
You know, I couldn't care less whether someone says LEE-nooks,
LEE-nucks, LIN-ooks, or LIN-uks, but I do
If anyone is interested, GT.M can be found on sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sanchez-gtm
It is DEFINITELY not portable to s390 without a LOT of work since there's a
lot of i386 assembler routines.
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003, Beinert, William wrote:
The explanations have been posted...
S/390 is Big Endian. Little boxes can be either...
Peecees (IA32) are little.
PPCs can be either, in Linux big, in PS/2 little.
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- Original Message -
From: Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 11:18 AM
On Wednesday, 08/06/2003 at 10:38 EST, John Ford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
IBM also is seeking Common Criteria certification for its z/VM
visualization technology, ...
Boy, those
ATT missed so many possibilities with a product line suggestive
of feminine foundation garment sizes... and could have done
better being *more* aggressive w/ such names.
Remember, dealing with Thoroughbred BASIC exposed me to a
LOT of different platforms, even if I handled the portation issues
Software for the Macintosh was, and is, mostly written in C (or C++). This made the
switch much easier, especially since much of the OS itself was written in C++.
Actually I think there was a lot of old Pascal code that was re-written in C++ for the
PPC port. I am not sure what OS/400 was
On Thu, 2003-08-14 at 13:26, Carpenter, Mark wrote:
Problem: In a shared disk environment, changes made by the owner (R/W) are
not seen by R/O sharers in a timely fashion. This is especially problematic
when the Linux virtual machine has a sizable virtual memory size allowing it
to have lots
Hello:
Is anyone using STK 9840 tape drives in STK 9310 silos to backup zVM
and/or Linux guests? If so, what tape management software controls the STK
9310 library?
Regards,
Dick Yezek
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes! I experienced same problem.
I added
#include linux/errno.h
I hope it will be fixed in the next official IBM patch.
Best Regards
Jan As
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Hi, i know this is completly off topic, but i think that maybe here could
help me, we want to know if db2 v4.1 have support for jdbc, and where to
find info about it.
Thanks.
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On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 11:24:18AM -0400, Mark D Pace wrote:
I keep seeing references to big endian and little endian. I am going to
show off my ignorance here and ask - What does this mean? I do not know
what the term endian means.
From the Jargon File:
I would probably use NFS in this application.
-Original Message-
From: Carpenter, Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 11:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Force purge of buffercache??
Anybody know of a reliable way to cause buffer cache pages to be purged
A computer with the massive overengineering common to Western Electric
bakelite-encased telephone handsets? What's not to love!? ;)
I still remember dodging shrapnel from an exploding capacitor when I and
a co-worker were attempting to resuscitate one of these a few years
ago. Possibly the only
On Fri, Aug 08, 2003 at 10:15:04PM -0400, Dale Strickler wrote:
| Yah, I have give M$ far more than I would have liked to over the
| years. The biggest frustration for me was working for a group of 700-1000
| in three different countries be forced into giving up their WordPerfect for
| DOS
Dave Rivers wrote:
On a per-function basis - but not within functions; because
gcc points R13 at the literal pool; which can be quite large
(and different from the code location in sufficiently large
functions.)
Separating code and literal pool would appear likely to cause
a net win on
Power chips are not microcoded, so this would not be possible.
-Original Message-
From: David Goodenough [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 08, 2003 8:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: IBM's Power5+ to hit 3GHz
This assumes that all the Power PC chips will have the
On Mon, 11 Aug 2003, Tom Duerbusch wrote:
Back on the VSE Listserv, we have had a lot of discussions about
generating PDF files under VSE.
Now it is time to get educated about generating PDF files under
Linux/390.
Is there software available for such a process?
I'm thinking about routing
Looked at that. From all the doc I can see, I have no restrictions in this
at all.
A curiosity exists however...
While we cannot seem to get the windows 2003 server to do it correctly, a
little piece of code called aboutime that is shareware (author calls it
careware but I digress) can hit my
I think it is an abbreviation, and AFAIK, it's the abbreviation of
something like System- und Software-Entwicklung (see the litte u),
which is german for system and software development. Not very special.
But I'm not absolutely sure. I checked the SuSe web site, but didn't
find an explanation.
I think you explained it fairly well. Perhaps you could make another try at
saying what you don't understand.
-Original Message-
From: Bernd Oppolzer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 9:23 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: big and little endian
What I never
Well, not quite. The Rechtschreibreform threw away some strange
rules, but the sz still exists (not in Switzerland, but in Germany
and Austria). If the vowel before the sz is long, the sz remains,
otherwise the Rechtschreibreform changed this to double s.
Regards, Bernd
Am Mit, 06 Aug 2003
On Fri, 8 Aug 2003, Dale Strickler wrote:
I can't belive that Microsoft shows so little understanding of Open Source:
I don't think MS understanding Open Source is the point: it's banking on
a good proportion of the audience not understanding it.
This is called FUD.
Can IBM give you a
On Wednesday, 08/06/2003 at 07:36 ZE8, John Summerfield
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's time someone tried for new records there: that's quite old now, and
IBM has new boxes.
Other than it depends, how many copies is a reasonable upper limit?
Where do the VM overheads become too significant?
Greetings; (Posted to VMESA-L and VSE-L and LINUX-390)
- - Now in its sixth year! - - Includes VSE and linux/390!
I have set up a public service web page at
http://www.eskimo.com/~wix/vm/
for posting positions available and wanted for VM, VSE and linux/390.
Please visit the web
Any HOWTOS for LVM?
Our Oracle folks needed more dasd than a 3390-9 so we started doing LVM.
It's not so easy to move filesystems between guests with LVM or clone
filesystems.
Need some howtos with the LVM VG... utilities.
Mark,
Do you really need/want one huge root partition? It might be
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 09:44:57AM -0500, Adam Thornton wrote:
I haven't followed LyX recently; does it still use the non-Open-Source
xforms libraries?
No
LyX still uses xforms, though a QT GUI is also available (and is more
sane).
But as of 1.0, xformss is free (as in LGPL).
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A search on Linux revealed this gem:
http://www.nationalpost.com/search/site/story.asp?id=983BF037-2E43-4F68-9DAC
-E5F1F8B766E4
What I got when I tried to go read it:
msxml4.dll error '800a0007'
Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.
/search/site/story.asp, line
Is anyone using STK 9840 tape drives in STK 9310 silos to backup zVM
and/or Linux guests? If so, what tape management software
controls the STK
9310 library?
We have set this up for several customers. You can:
a) purchase the UTS Global Linux tape drivers for these devices. Very
complete,
Perhaps, but much more realistic in terms of actual capabilities for real
workloads. The guys from SNA are very quick to point out that TPC and TPO
were lab queens. Personally, I'm glad that IBM's public statements have
scaled down considerably from the initial hype that TPC and TPO generated.
IBM's premier virtualization technology, z/VM, in the upcoming year. z/VM
helps enable mainframe customers to run tens to even hundreds of instances
of the Linux operating system on a single IBM zSeries server.
Tens or hundreds? Small potatoes next to Test Plans Charlie and Omega. ;-)
Paul
Hi Folks:
I'm getting a strange behaviour from GPL qeth
($Revision: 1.337.4.5 $).
I've got vanilla 2.4.21 kernel and applied
all june 2003 stream patches.
When I ipl my linux instance everything
looks ok, eth0 apparently goes up with a given IP.
The problem is than I can't
On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 07:27:11AM +0800, John Summerfield wrote:
Linus bases the pronunciation of Linux on the way he says Linus, but we
pronounce Linus quite differently.
To misquote Tonto: What's this 'we' stuff, white man?
I try to pronounce Linux the same way Linus does. Being a Texan,
Uhhh
Isn't there a way to just dismount the volume?
While that sounds simplistic, isn't there also a disk change flag that
can be used? IIRC the floppy driver does this and any removable media
can trigger this recognition. While an R/O disk isn't necessarily
removable it can be treated as
Most has been said, but I think responders failed to make the link to
typical Linux virtual machines. In a way, a large Linux machine will
beave like the 2nd worst case scenario that Jim describes. Apart
from the initial load that Barton outlined, a large Linux virtual machine
will continuously
On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 11:06:03AM -0500, Richard Troth wrote:
Perhaps someone from SuSE will do the Linus trick
and record a sound bite for us all.
The last time I heard someone from SuSE pronounce it, it was more like
ZOO-zuh...maybe a little softer than an English speakler woul pronounce a
Z
Does gmx.com have an english site? I'm learning German, but I'm not
quite there yet :-)
I thought they have, their site has been available in lots of
languages,
but it seems these have vanished. :-(((
It's interesting that all the content pages seem to be in German, but the
error
Hi,
We just started testing with Linux on zSeries (we use SuSE) and so we have
searched at the Internet for a manualpage and/or Documentation for zipl
/zilo, but we didn't really find anything.
Does anyone know where to find it and has a hint for us?!
The other problem we have, is that we
The reason why I still use the Netscape 4.6 for OS/2 is, to my
knowledge, a newer release of Netscape for OS/2 wasn't developed.
So, now, all my IP functions are now run on Suse Linux 8.1 instead of
OS/2.
Tom Duerbusch
THD Consulting
Frankly, I don't understand why people use the dated
On Mon, 11 Aug 2003, Dennis Wicks wrote:
Do you have some real numbers to back up that claim?
Many people make the mistake of comparing the one-time-cost
of a programmer changing a program to the recurring cost of
hardware upgrades. There may be installation charges and there
will most
I don't know much about the 6502. The Z80 had some 16 bit operations that were little
endian. Does the 6502 not have any 16 bit operations?
Even if you have not native 16 bit operations you might need to work with data from
other systems.
-Original Message-
From: Adam Thornton
For those of you on the list that don't normally read the newspaper
comics.
Dave Jones
Sine Nomine Associates
Houston
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http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104-5060965.html
OK, I missed that txt2pdf was written in REXX.
On Monday 11 August 2003 04:05 pm, you wrote:
TXT2PDF is what we have been talking about over in the VSE side.
But, even the author states that it is limited. VSE2PDF does a much
better job and is fairly inexpensive (per the author of txt2pdf).
Thank you. Like I said, it's still a proof of concept, so things were done
in a hurry for time sake. Now that I've gone through CTC OSA connections
and hipersockets and have people actually starting to install software (DB2
connect), I'm hitting these problems and now's the time to consider all
Serendipitously, I have two visiting Swedes at hand. Confronted separately
with 'SuSE' written on a scrap of paper, they both said
TSOO-seh
with the accent, not a strong one, on the first syllable.
I suspect, however, that anglophones, Germans, and Swedes are going to
continue to pronounce it a
Typical first reaction - its the paging subsystem and
its not tuned correctly.
However, the problem I describe is NOT related to
system paging or ANY PARTICULAR OS or DASD tuning.
During my experiments, there was NO paging going on as
reported by vmstats. The program was running in an
LPAR. The
On Fri, 8 Aug 2003, Phil Payne wrote:
http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104-5060965.html
Ooh! I think I might come to love IBM's lawyers!
I think I've said this before, and it may have been here.
A good friend of mine was corporate counsel for a major PCM. He described his job
as:
a) Not
I suspect, however, that anglophones, Germans, and Swedes are going to
continue to pronounce it a bit differently. The precedents are bad.
Agreement about how to promnounce names and acronyms is hard to come by.
After many decades Brits pronounce 'CICS' as 'kicks', Americans say
On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 14:50, Little, Chris wrote:
does anyone have a patch for a TRS-80 Model I? I want to make sure I'm safe
also.
I see your Model I and raise you a Timex-Sinclair 1000 and an Atari VCS.
Of course, David's about to rush in and trump us all with the IMSAI
8080.
Adam
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003, Richard Troth wrote:
You want to use 'resize2fs'. But you've got some footwork
to do before you jump into that. Is the new disk pre-blocked?
If it is blocked with 4K blocks (as CMS FORMAT will give you)
then you can 'dd' the old disk to the new disk, and then
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/3/32232.html
I promise you, this is relevant to this group;-)
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like SONY did it :-)
Am Mit, 06 Aug 2003 schrieben Sie:
Perhaps they could be persuaded to change their name to something
whose pronunciation we all agree on!
Bob Matthews
University of Geneva.
Hi Daniel
It might have been ctrl+alt+f4 , the reboot resolved the problem , are you
aware where all these shortcuts are documented ?.
Gerard
-Original Message-
From: Daniel Jarboe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 05 August, 2003 13:57
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: SuSE and shortcut
Adam,
Actually, I do use SWBELL's mail server. I use fetchmail to access it. I
also have Pine set up to send mail via their mailserver. I do have sendmail
going, but it does not send to the outside world. But I'll make sure that
is true of SquirrelMail too. Thanks for the heads-up.
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Yep, it's all in the perception.
-Original Message-
From: Wolfe, Gordon W [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 12:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: big and little endian
Ah, yes, but when you look at a NUMBER, whether it be base-2, base-10 or base-16, you
Hi all, today we experienced some strange behavior with our vm, we have 12
linux virtual machinnes running, tcpip, and monwrite, the problem is that
suddendly one linux vm freeze without reasson, with low cpu utilization
(0-10%), no pagging, no load, it just freeze, when we acces trough vm
console
Now it is time to get educated about generating PDF files
under Linux/390.
Is there software available for such a process?
This is only one solution. There are many (and better) ones that can be
used under Linux.
http://www.homerow.net/rexx/txt2pdf.htm
We have been looking at creating
It will depend on what the MUMPS compiler generates. The only ones I know of
(fortunately) generate actual C code themselves, so you'd most likely have a
fairly easy job in getting it to run on Linux S/390. You mainly need to
compile the MUMPS compiler sources themselves on Linux S/390 (and
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Funny you should say that, John. My ISP, says it that way, when they
ask Are you a Linux user?, and suggest where to go to get advice. Be
warned, the users of ATT commercial services, have not updated that
site in years. Turns out my distribution had it all figured out
On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 16:28, Yogish wrote:
Hi all
I am having problems porting GT.M application (MUMPS compiler +database) from an
intel platform to s390 system. All the binaries and compiler are written for intel
platform. I was wondering if there any other solution to it than rewriting
What you describe is a very common problem with OSes that implement virtual
memory. It's typically pretty much OK when your program's data space fits in
real memory, but once you run beyond that, performance will most definitely
be much worse when your inner loop runs through all the pages. After
Don't forget that the Zilog Z-130 was based on the Bell chip (so it was
using the same instruction set as the 3b2).
At Concept Omega we had some Z-8000 boxes (with fans so loud they sounded
as if they were DC-9s taxiing for takeoff).
Anybody remember? ISTR the 3b2 having a muddled byte sex.
On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 16:32, Yogish wrote:
Hi
We do have the source of the mumps compiler and it is written in C language
Then it seems very unlikely you will have to rewrite the whole thing.
At worst, you will probably have to fix little-endian assumptions;
you're in luck in that the word size
Typical first reaction - its the paging subsystem and
its not tuned correctly.
However, the problem I describe is NOT related to
system paging or ANY PARTICULAR OS or DASD tuning.
During my experiments, there was NO paging going on as
reported by vmstats.
You're probably overflowing the
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003, Ferguson, Neale wrote:
A couple of interesting references:
http://www.noveltheory.com/TechPapers/endian.asp
http://oss.software.ibm.com/pipermail/icu4c-support/2003-June/001664.html
I'm not sure that AIX was/is necessarily tied to big-endian CPUs. Wasn't
there an '86
Hello from Gregg C Levine
You mean the I8080, the core group that created the I8080, got up, and
created the Z80, when they felt that Intel was neglecting a lot of
their good ideas. All of which landed in the Z80. One of the many
reasons why CP/M-80 can run on both based systems, despite the fact
On Tue, 5 Aug 2003, paultz wrote:
IBM's premier virtualization technology, z/VM, in the upcoming year. z/VM
helps enable mainframe customers to run tens to even hundreds of instances
of the Linux operating system on a single IBM zSeries server.
Tens or hundreds? Small potatoes next to Test
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