We are beginning to look at the installation process for SLES10 and have a
question. Our current zVM Linux strategy is to use VSWITCH and we run VLAN
enabled SLES8 and SLES9 guests thru VLAN and a VLAN trunk enabled Cisco Switch.
In the past we have downloaded the SLES boot files to VM, IPL'd
If the virtual NIC definition in the CP directory includes the correct
VLAN specification and is defined as an access port on the VSWITCH, the
installation system shouldn't know (or care) that VLANs are present.
Your old method should work fine. A refinement that might be handy if
you are going
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Nilson,
I am aware of an already solved problem shown in qeth_qdio_input_handler().
It can occur if your Linux is running under zVM 5.2 and the QEBSM-support
is active.
If this applies to your system, then please check if APAR VM63838 / PTF
UM31710 is available and if your hardware is at least at
We are trying to schedule DB2 and CM maintenance using crontab. The
maintenance has to be done as root. I've set the commands in roots
crontab and al looked fine. It appeared the commands worked because they
created the log files (with correct date and time stamps) associated
with the maintenance.
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Subject: question on DB2 and crontab
We are trying to schedule DB2 and CM maintenance using crontab. The
Try looking at roots mail. If things go awry cron will e-mail the output.
in /etc/aliases you can change it so that root's mail get's mapped to a
routinely monitored mail account if need be.
jrw
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Try looking in a running DB2 script for a line that sets functions. It
will start with a dot (.). Something like .
/home/db2inst1/sqllib/db2profile
tom
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Has anyone out there bought one of the new Mac Pros? If so, have you turned it
into a multi-boot (or maybe Xen-based multi-OS) system? Anybody?
Bueller?
Jon
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Hello all,
I am trying to set up a vipa for sles9 linux running under VM 5.2. Each
linux runs eth0,1 through a virtual switch connected to two chpids.
I have gone through previous emails on this subject, but still seem to be
at a loss. Everything I have setup appears to be correct, and
when I
You will have to wait a few weeks for this, because the machine was launched
this week. I bet apple would take a week or two for the shipping of the
first machines.
VMWare will be launching something for the intel macs soon. Maybe something
similar to the free VMWare Server product? Should be
On Thu, Aug 10, 2006 at 04:01:47PM -0400, Jon Brock wrote:
Has anyone out there bought one of the new Mac Pros? If so, have you
turned it into a multi-boot (or maybe Xen-based multi-OS) system?
I haven't done either, but there is a virtualization product out for
Intel-based Macs that works
That's why I was asking about multi-boot/multi-OS configurations. I was under
the impression that MacOS would run under Xen. Is that not the case?
Jon
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Personally, I would not spend the
extra money for an Apple system to wipe the OS and install Linux as the only
OS.
/snip
Thanks. My current desktop is starting to show its age, and I'm exploring my
options.
Jon
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I haven't done either, but there is a virtualization product out for
Intel-based Macs that works just great: Parallels Desktop. $49. Runs
everything I've tried, and you don't have to reboot to get
On Thu, Aug 10, 2006 at 04:22:42PM -0400, Jon Brock wrote:
That's why I was asking about multi-boot/multi-OS configurations. I was
under the impression that MacOS would run under Xen. Is that not the
case?
I haven't heard that it would, and suspect that Xen would hide whatever
hardware OS X
I don't think that the Mac OS X will install under Xen.
I would really like to hear about this, but it will not happen unless Apple
helps the Xen people to make it work.
Mac OS X cannot be installed on any custom made Intel machine, only on apple
hardware. I mean, legally and with an
On Aug 10, 2006, at 1:23 PM, Jon Brock wrote:
Thanks. My current desktop is starting to show its age, and I'm
exploring my options.
My G5 iMac is the best desktop machine I have ever owned.
Were I to replace it today, I'd replace it with the Intel iMac.
Adam
Anyways, you could always dual-boot Mac OS X and Linux and then put virtual
Linux guests under Xen. Or install VMWare Server and put Windows guests
under the Linux. That way you have access to both worlds.
Mac OS X is a nice toy!
By the way, I would be very happy to have a Mac Pro...
On
On Thu, Aug 10, 2006 at 04:39:36PM -0400, Dominic Coulombe wrote:
Anyways, you could always dual-boot Mac OS X and Linux and then put virtual
Linux guests under Xen. Or install VMWare Server and put Windows guests
under the Linux. That way you have access to both worlds.
Or, as I mentioned
Yes, I forgot this one!
Microsoft announced that they drop the Virtual PC product, so there is place
for Parallels, VMWare and who knows, may be Apple will integrate
virtualization in Mac OS X...
On 8/10/06, Jay Maynard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or, as I mentioned before, use Parallels
I've got one, it can dual boot into either Windows XP (only use it this
way for games, or when I'm mobile and only have the laptop) or Mac OSX.
Also have Parallels to run XP along side of MacOSX (on an external
volume), one of these days I'm going to put SuSE linux in another
virtual machine on
The environment variableI think that's it. We are going to give
that a shot.
Thanks
Mace
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Sorry that's a Macbook Pro, didn't read the email too well. The Mac
Pro's only came out on Monday, even if you ordered on then you would
probably be just receiving it today. It says there's a 1-3 day shipping.
If that works like the Macbook Pros anything but standard configuration
takes a couple
Our initial test, we had to copy all the CDs into a common disk directory, and
point to that directory via FTP. We've since downloaded the DVD, and will just
mount that and point to it for our next attempt at SLES 10. There's no fancy
SLES10/CD1 and CD2 stuff; just copy all the CDs (probably CD
For me, it worked to have
/path/to/CD1
/path/to/CD2
/path/to/CD3
Etc. I just pointed the installer to /path/to/CD1, and it found the
other CD images with no problems at all.
Mark
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Hi... I'm trying to set up a DHCP server on Z, under VM, via a Vswitch
to an OSA... It's all installed and configed and started (cleanly),
but... It never seems to get a request, and clients time out..
Has anyone done (or tried) it before?
Thanks,
Lee
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On Aug 10, 2006, at 2:43 PM, Lee Stewart wrote:
Hi... I'm trying to set up a DHCP server on Z, under VM, via a
Vswitch
to an OSA... It's all installed and configed and started (cleanly),
but... It never seems to get a request, and clients time out..
Has anyone done (or tried) it before?
Lee, I *think* DHCP needs to be able use/access the layer 2 (maybe layer
3) facilities of the VSWITCH, which means that it needs to be
TYPE=ETHERNET.
I'm sure Dr Boyes can explain it much better than I
DJ
Lee Stewart wrote:
Hi... I'm trying to set up a DHCP server on Z, under VM, via a
We have defined and set up Hipersockets in our VSE guest running under VM
in LPAR1 to communicate with Linux running as a guest under VM in our IFL.
We can ping each side ok, so we know it is defined correctly, and we can
even issue the CIRB transaction to connect to the database, however our
Have you tried to use ISQL to connect and retrieve data from the remote
database?
Does the CIRB transaction list the remote database by name?
John Kaba wrote:
We have defined and set up Hipersockets in our VSE guest running under VM
in LPAR1 to communicate with Linux running as a guest under
Dominic Coulombe wrote:
I don't think that the Mac OS X will install under Xen.
I would really like to hear about this, but it will not happen unless Apple
helps the Xen people to make it work.
Mac OS X cannot be installed on any custom made Intel machine, only on
apple
hardware. I mean,
Dominic Coulombe wrote:
Anyways, you could always dual-boot Mac OS X and Linux and then put virtual
Linux guests under Xen. Or install VMWare Server and put Windows guests
under the Linux. That way you have access to both worlds.
Mac OS X is a nice toy!
toy?
OS X drives me crazy. It does
Dominic Coulombe wrote:
Yes, I forgot this one!
Microsoft announced that they drop the Virtual PC product, so there is
place
for Parallels, VMWare and who knows, may be Apple will integrate
virtualization in Mac OS X...
I think bootcamp's the one.
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Yes, but who knows where Apple will push their bootcamp software...
Virtualization is so popular these days that it is not impossible for
Apple to integrate it in their next major release. At least, a lot
of people would like them to do that!
Bootcamp is a major effort they did to let the user
Dominic Coulombe wrote:
Yes, but who knows where Apple will push their bootcamp software...
Now I've checked, bootcamp's a lot less than I thought; it seems little
more than nothing:-(
This doesn't seem very lively either, so not much for those of us who
prefer Linux:
Jim,
Your vipa should be registered to your NIC to be able to receive packets
(unless you set up a layer 2 vswitch), you can check that using:
$ hcp q nic details( being the address of your eth0 or eth1
virtual NIC)
If it does not show your vipa, you can set it manually using:
$
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