Rob van der Heij wrote:
Those are orders of binary magnitude? :-)And half of that is ?
Ask someone who works on performance. I do never publish measurements
taken on my guest.
The thing I really like about swapping to DCSS is that you don't drop
out of SIE and avoid going through CP and
I have a number of linux servers on our IFL (sles8 and 9). I have been
told by our security group that I have to patch these servers at least
once every 2 weeks. Previously I was patching them every 2 months.
My question is: How are you patching your servers (yast online update,
auto
Like Adam said:
edit to the new dasd addresses
/boot/parmfile
/etc/zipl.conf
Run zipl
Also - will you have the old and new DASD available in your LPAR for any
amount of time during the cutover? It will make things easier to have the
old DASD still visible to use as a rescue system in case
On Mar 9, 2006, at 8:23 AM, Robert J Brenneman wrote:
Like Adam said:
edit to the new dasd addresses
/boot/parmfile
/etc/zipl.conf
Run zipl
Also - will you have the old and new DASD available in your LPAR
for any
amount of time during the cutover? It will make things easier to
have the
old
Hi Listserv,
Can anyone provide pointers on how much storage a zVM guest needs for a
Oracle 10g install ? Along the same lines, how big should the swap file be
?
TIA
Bernie Wu
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FDRPAS will be used to move the volumes. The old box will remain on the
floor temporarily. I assume it could still be configured online.
It will not be physically disconnected for at least a couple of weeks.
Thanks,
Craig
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL
Our Windows folks do patching quarterly, except for security patches. We
have a committee that ranks the vulnerabilities' risk to the company. Some
of them get classed Immediate which means they get installed within 24
hours. So on Black Tuesday our Windows folks spend the night patching DEV
Last I saw it was on the order of 2 Gig of storage and 2 Gig of swap to run
the install. It apparently runs multiple JVMs to do whatever it is it's
doing in there.
Once it's installed the storage can be turned down to whatever the stated
minimum supported config is.
--
Jay Brenneman
The installation notes should tell you, but I've run it on 384M and 512M
swap or some such. The big problem you'll have is when oracle uses gcc to
link the binaries.
-Original Message-
From: Bernard Wu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 10:47 AM
To:
Hello linux-390-ers and vmesa-l-ers,
A draft of the updated redbook z/VM and Linux on zSeries: From LPAR to
Virtual Servers in Two Days is available for review. Jin Xiong and I have
been updating it for z/VM 5.2 and SLES9 SP3. The new proposed title is
z/VM and Linux on IBM System z: The
I backed up the Linux/390 volumes from a z/OS LPAR. Modified the dasd
addresses in the following:
/boot/parmfile
/etc/zipl.conf
Ran zipl. Shudown Linux.
Used FDRPAS on z/OS to copy the Linux volumes from old Amdalh to new
Shark.
Booted Linux/390 successfully! We are now completely on our new
I will be out of the office starting 03/09/2006 and will not return until
03/13/2006.
I will be on vacation Thurs Mar 9 and Fri Mar 10. Please contact Steve
Hawley or Mary Dearing in my absence.
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