Re: Problem solving z/VM and Linux

Michael Coffin wrote on 29-12-2004 17:43:44: OPERATOR should be spooling it's console, if not put the following in it's PROFILE EXEC: 'CP SPOOL CONSOLE START TO * CLASS T' Please make that: 'CP SPOOL CONSOLE START TO * CLASS T EOF' The EOF option will close the current log and start a new

Re: vswitch gateway

All 10 of my LPARs have 2 OSA physical ports. Each port is on a different subnet and different gigabit switches for redundancy. (102.33.106.130 and 102.33.107.130 for example). Now I understand that vswitch guests must be on the same subnet as the physical OSAs. So there is two issues we face 1)

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Re: Can Linux Console be Spooled?

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Re: Can Linux Console be Spooled?

Hi Dennis, Thanks for all the suggestions. We do spool our vm consoles. I will look at ttssh. PuTTY has scrollback but I don't know if its size is customizable. I will look at ed also. If I recall some of the commands are like the old VM EDIT line-mode editor. (I used to dial in to VM over

Ftp sites

What are some other ftp sites to download debian for s390??? I am trying us.debian.org... Keeps failing.. Ralph -- For LINUX-390 subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the

Re: Ftp sites

On Dec 30, 2004, at 9:35 AM, Noll, Ralph wrote: What are some other ftp sites to download debian for s390??? I am trying us.debian.org... Keeps failing.. Try ftp.us.debian.org. It worked fine for me just now. Adam -- For

Another question..

Trying to get my quota of questions for this year 2004 (ha..ha) How do I go about attaching shark ess 2105-800 storage to a Linux x86.. Windoz I can map a drive How do I do the same thing in linux??? Thanks a bunch for you all's help this year and past years Ralph

Re: Another question..

'Mapping' a drive is netbios/smb type of function. The equivalent in Linux is smbmount (or mount -t smb), if you have the samba-client stuff installed. But to physically attach a Shark to an Intel system would require a SCSI interface on the Intel machine, the proper drivers for Linux to access

Re: Another question..

On Dec 30, 2004, at 1:15 PM, Noll, Ralph wrote: Trying to get my quota of questions for this year 2004 (ha..ha) How do I go about attaching shark ess 2105-800 storage to a Linux x86.. Windoz I can map a drive How do I do the same thing in linux??? If Windows can map a drive then something is

Re: Another question..

Yea.. I am looking for the smb mount NOT the scsi.. So how do I carv out 30...40...20gb from a shark and mount With mount -t. Ralph -Original Message- From: Rich Smrcina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 1:34 PM To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU

Re: Another question..

Something that has direct access to the Shark and is serving out the shares will be the 'target' of the mount command. I don't have the exact syntax handy, but it would be something like: mount -t smb ipaddress/sharename -o username=userid password=password the smbmount man page should have more

Re: Another question..

That would be something the storage administrator would do for you. The terminology they use is LUN (Logical Unit Number). In a lot of cases, to make their job easier, they just define a large number of same-sized LUNs (say 8GB or so), and then assign as many of those to you as you need to make