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Dennis Wunder, Carlos Ordonez, and Michael MacIsaac have contributed a
paper
on z/VM VSWITCH with failover. According to the abstract, An
overview of
z/VM's virtual switch is described, then a secenario [sic]
Well that's embarrassing :((
I fixed that typo and another mispelled [sic] word and
hi,,
as to make one backup all of the vm.
asstribunal de justiga de goias..
suporte- tjgo
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On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 16:30, Wolfe, Gordon W wrote:
We finally have our PCICA crypto cards in and working on our z800 with
z/VM 4.4. SuSE SLES8 even shows they are there and ready to use with
the z90crypt.o module loaded.
Now I can start to set up OpenSSL and Apache to use them.
Be
I think you are asking how to backup the VM system. Use DDR to back up all
DASD to tape, be sure to do all cylinders (0-END) and you should shutdown
your Linux guests and all non-essential services while backing up to ensure
data integrity.
For example, to backup real device A00:
CP ATTACH A00
I am resending this again as a need to
Get some help., since doing this is my first time
Thanks a bunch for helping me on this issue
Ok here I am again
Did the build on the VM side
Ipl'ed from mp2003
Get the following
Vfs: cannot open root device system/lvol1 or 3a:00
Please append a correct
Hi Ralph,
I'm trying very hard to understand just what it is that you are trying to
accomplish, and I must admit I'm having a lot of trouble. What are all
these ZVMLINXn userids? You DO realize that you have allocated a VM
minidisk in cylinder 0 of volume LXBOOT, right? If the intent is that
It is with a great deal of sadness coupled with excitement at the coming
challenges
that I have to say farewell to the world of the mainframe and systems
programming.
Effective Monday 8/2 I will no longer be a Systems Programmer working with
z/OS,
z/VM or Linux, but will be moving into the dark
On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 14:48, James Melin wrote:
I have it defined to my guest. how do I set it up in linux?
Are you using FBA or DIAG? (If you used SWAPGEN without the FBA switch,
you're using DIAG; if you CMS RESERVEd it, you're using DIAG, otherwise,
you're probably using FBA.)
My
On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 15:45, Noll, Ralph wrote:
Ok here I am again
Did the build on the VM side
Ipl'ed from mp2003
Get the following
Vfs: cannot open root device system/lvol1 or 3a:00
Please append a correct root= boot option
Kernel panic...unable to mount root fs on 3a:00
Your root= line
On Thu, 2004-07-29 at 09:06, Coffin Michael C wrote:
Also, you may want to consider getting the Debian distribution from Sine
Nomine on CD's. It'll save you a lot of work, and they may even provide
some degree of assistance. It's very short money as I recall. :)
While this is true, it's
Mounting betatux:/cdrom on /instmnt failed: Invalid argument
Getting this on an nfs mount on trying to load debian unver VM
Any ideas
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Jul 29 13:56:43 (none) user.info dbootstrap[357]: mount: Mounting
10.37.1.50:/cdrom/debian on /instmnt failed: Invalid argument
Jul 29 13:56:44 (none) user.err dbootstrap[357]: Error mounting NFS
filesystem `10.37.1.50:/cdrom/debian', please try again.
Above is both messages..
Don't understand
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news/2004072900531OSDV
In a big step to reaffirm its commitment to open source technologies,
Computer Associates will officially open source its long forgotten database
software at LinuxWorld in San Francisco next week.
CA officials confirmed the company will
Just be aware that diag drive is not supported in 64-bit
mode. so there might be an additional performance hit for
those wanting larger machines for database and such
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 00:35:07 -0400
Sender: Linux on 390 Port [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Post, Mark K [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Neale, for those of us who've forgotten what Ingres is, would you care
to present a restatement of facts regarding the database product? Or
for that matter anyone else.
I recognize the name from the Cliff Stoll book, but that's about it.
---
Gregg C
Anyone have any luck with getting PHP compiled for PHP4
I'm having the hardest time with this. All hte list serves and forums make it sound
easy, and i have done it before on a redhat system. I know it works but whenever i do
it on Suse and try to compile it i get these errors. Am i missing some
I should probably wait for someone more knowledgeable then me to reply, but here goes
anyway.
It looks to me like you tried to link a 64 bit program with a 32 bit library. I don't
think there is a 64 bit version of DB2 yet, so I don't know how to get around this.
All the undefended
I was just going to reply with essentially the same thought. I'm just about
positive that there is no 64-bit version of DB2/UDB available for Linux/390.
I think if he removes the --with-db2 stuff, PHP will build just fine.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390 Port
yeah it will build just fine, but does anyone know of an alternative, so that i can
connect my php apps to a db2 database.
are there some other drivers i can use in php to connect to a db2 database.
-Cameron
-Original Message-
From: Post, Mark K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
I believe DB2 Connect 8.1 with Fix Pak 5 applied is supposed to provide
64-bit support. But only for DB2 Connect.
On Thu, 2004-07-29 at 16:13, Post, Mark K wrote:
I was just going to reply with essentially the same thought. I'm just about
positive that there is no 64-bit version of DB2/UDB
Neale, for those of us who've forgotten what Ingres is, would
you care to present a restatement of facts regarding the
database product? Or for that matter anyone else.
I recognize the name from the Cliff Stoll book, but that's
about it.
http://www3.ca.com/Solutions/Product.asp?ID=1013
The biggest problem with Red Hat on the mainframe is that it's a minority product.
Most Linux users on zSeries use SUSE, and most products for Linux on zSeries are for
SUSE. We tried to find a backup product for Red Hat Linux, and couldn't find a GA
product that met our needs (e.g. uses
I was just going to reply with essentially the same thought.
I'm just about positive that there is no 64-bit version of
DB2/UDB available for Linux/390. I think if he removes the
--with-db2 stuff, PHP will build just fine.
Mark:
There is a 64-bit version of DB2 UDB available for Linux for
Also you could make the backup in tree steps:
1) zVM backup (system packs only): there are the mdisks 123, 124, 125
that are the xxxres, xxxw01, xxxw02, etc, dasds accessed r/o. So, with
the system running you can make a ddr from those MAINT minidisks to tapes.
Also you should not forget to make
On Thu, 2004-07-29 at 17:12, O'Brien, Dennis L wrote:
We tried to find a backup product for Red Hat Linux, and couldn't find a GA product
that met our needs (e.g. uses mainframe tape drives, doesn't require a server on
z/OS).
HEY, TIVOLI, ARE YOU LISTENING?
...
crickets chirp
...
No, of
Linux on 390 Port [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/29/2004 06:08:53
PM:
Also you could make the backup in tree steps:
...snip...
Anybody want to add anything?
...snip...
Silly Question!
Eons ago, when I was with a different employer, we had no money for a
backup program. We (Dennis Stratton,
Linux on 390 Port [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/29/2004 06:13:14
PM:
On Thu, 2004-07-29 at 17:12, O'Brien, Dennis L wrote:
We tried to find a backup product for Red Hat Linux, and couldn't
find a GA product that met our needs (e.g. uses mainframe tape
drives, doesn't require a server on
On Thu, 2004-07-29 at 18:59, Tom Shilson wrote:
The server runs on VM. The
^^^
server piece is frozen at some outdated release.
^^^
Yeah, that's pretty much to what I was referring. TSM would be a whole
lot more useful if
Hello (again) from Gregg C Levine
Adam, folks, and especially you, Jim.
I spent the better part of a session on IBM software, middle and other
wise, trying to convince some 'droid from Tivoli of that fact. He was
firmly convinced that the only purpose for z/VM was that it should be
used to manage
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