On 1/27/06, Dennis Schaffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We participated in a SAS/zLinux beta almost three years ago but, as several
others on the list indicated, SAS chose not to market their product line on
the zLinux platform for market reasons. As a few people indicated, its
important
I've installed Red Hat 4 for zSeries and am having problems adding
additional packages using the graphical interface. Here's what I'm
doing:
- I've started VNC server and connected with a web browser
- I've started KDE
- From a terminal program running in super-user mode, I enter the
command
snip
I cannot find how to direct Red Hat's tools to find the materials, which
are -already- mounted in a subdirectory under /mnt. And advice on how
to do so?
try this:
system-config-packages --tree=/mnt
I'm pretty sure that does what you want
--
Jay Brenneman
William,
The third window alerts me that Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 disk 3
needed to install packages
...
I cannot find how to direct Red Hat's tools to find the materials,
which are -already- mounted in a subdirectory under /mnt. And
advice on how to do so?
How did you create the
Good luck in your future endeavors, Gordonyou'll be missed here.
Thanks for all your help and advice/suggestions/and generally useful
comments.
DJ
Gordon Wolfe, Ph.D. wrote:
Cross-posted to both VM-ESA-L and Linux-390 lists. Sorry for the
duplication and the length.
Like Dennis
On Sunday 22 January 2006 11:45, Grega Bremec wrote:
A while ago I promised to post a lengthy description of a design I use
in our z/VM environment, which is based on SLES9 and makes it possible
to have z/VM users sharing complete root and /boot partitions and own
as little as two MDISKs (or more,
Gordon, many thanks for the insights you have provided. Even when they were not
on my immediate radar, your advise to others eventually proved useful
to me later down the road. So thank you. You will be missed. Please, enjoy your
new 'career' as much as you did this one.
-J
Ah. Yes, this seems to help for the first CD, by specifying the
fully-qualified subdirectory, which in our case is:
system-config-packages --tree=/mnt/linux/RHELAS40/zseries/update1/cd1
But not everything is on the first CD image. And you cannot start by
pointing to CD 2.
This may work
Can the gzip on the USS read and compress the dataset to MVS dataset.
What I am trying to do it to. GZIP MVS DATASET and FTP to UNIX work
station.
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On 1/30/06, Scully, William P [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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This may work better if we first concatenate the Red Hat materials from
the several CD images they provide to a single mount-point, as Mike
MacIssac has suggested (in a separate reply).
Keep in mind that when you consolidate CDs
I wasn't aware of the possibility of running zLinux on a GCP; but
in that case, don't you probably already have the standard HLASM?
John Ehrman
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Date:Fri, 27 Jan 2006 14:01:08 -0600
From:McKown, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Standard HLASM runs on VM, VSE or z/OS, not Linux for zSeries (even when
running on a GCP).
John R. Ehrman wrote:
I wasn't aware of the possibility of running zLinux on a GCP; but
in that case, don't you probably already have the standard HLASM?
John Ehrman
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Yes, but it is funky because it is not supported directly. You must do
something like:
cat //''MVS.INPUT.DATASET'' | gzip /u/me/mvs.input.dsn.gz
Replace /u/me with a UNIX subdirectory in which you can create the
output file. The biggest problem that I have is that JCL restricts me to
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You get (1) a license for any number of users, (2) complete
compatibility, (3) one-time charge.
The main added function is the ability to generate ELF object.
John Ehrman
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Date:Fri, 27 Jan 2006 07:17:27 -0500
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Thanks... On the z/OS they have two sample program EZASOKAS and
EZASOKCS ASSEMBLE for opening TCP/IP SOCKET... Does anyone knows if we
have an IUCV version on the VM side
McKown, John
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On Monday, 01/30/2006 at 04:09 EST, Eddie Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks... On the z/OS they have two sample program EZASOKAS and
EZASOKCS ASSEMBLE for opening TCP/IP SOCKET... Does anyone knows if we
have an IUCV version on the VM side.
No, there is no macro-level API to IUCV
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