Hi ,
it's there Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2 demo version for mainframe IBM Z10-BC ?
I want install for test and valuations this version but I cannot found this
download on the Redhat Portal.
Can you tell me where can I download it from Redhat portal ?
Thanks for your help , Franco Oberto
Hi Franco,
There is an evaluation version for Red Hat Enterprise Linux on System z. There
are two types, supported evaluation (recommended, where you can call support if
you have issues while you're testing), or unsupported (just a download link, no
support). In both cases, it's the same
Mark:
The smt-catalogs --delete doesn't exist.
it-lin-sat-zsuse:~ # smt-catalogs --delete Unknown option: delete smt-repos
[name] [target]: Enable or disable mirroring of a repository
--enable-mirror (-e) : enable repository mirorring for $repository
--disable-mirror (-d) :
I'm trying to find a better way to access an MVS EBCDIC fixed block
sequential dataset via NFS from SLES10 SP4 z/Linux.
The problem is two-fold:
1) The file needs to be converted to ASCII. I can use iconv to solve
the EBCDIC to ASCII translation, but I was hoping that someone might
know how to
We've been using TSM to back up our zLinux guests, but management is planning
to drop TSM. I'm interested what alternatives we might have. If you don't use
TSM, how do you back up?
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Curtis Pew (c@its.utexas.edu)
ITS Systems Core
The University of Texas at Austin
I regularly mounted files between MVS and z/Linux and the translation
(ASCII/EBCDIC) takes place automagically. I believe that the NFS server also
takes care of the NL/CFLF issues - but its been a while since I looked into the
setup. I think the key will be to use the MVS system as the NFS
Further response.
In the NFS Server configuration attributes file you set the binary/text options
and the CRLF options. You will need to review your current configuration to see
you these are set, but you should be able to get exactly what you were looking
for.
Jerry Whitteridge
Lead Systems
On 9/17/2012 at 04:42 PM, Victor Echavarry Diaz vechava...@evertecinc.com
wrote:
Mark:
The smt-catalogs --delete doesn't exist.
Then after stopping the mirroring, simply rm -rf the tree that you disabled.
Mark Post
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