[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
greetings listers, i'm an avid personal GNU/Linux user for many years
now. curious if anyone has success stories utilizing gentoo on s390.
i'm really not all that fond of the major distros floating around, and
which appear to be the only show in town here.. ;-)
Well except
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tom
Duerbusch
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 10:07 PM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: SLES9 Install problems again
That sure didn't show much. I'm using vsftpd.
One thing I have to say, now
Post, Mark K wrote:
Tim,
[snip]
I was not aware of anyone who was running Fedora on the mainframe. Some
time ago, Alan Cox recommended against trying it, because it receives little
or no testing on the mainframe, and he had doubts the installer would work
at all. If you got it to work, a short
Geoff O'Callaghan wrote:
Post, Mark K wrote:
[snip]
Well isn't that the exact reason for people to actually use it - to iron
out the wrinkles? Given that this community is small, though reasonably
active I would think that considerable improvements could be made to FC
which should in turn
Post, Mark K wrote:
Not particularly, when there's RHEL out there, and especially when there's
Tao Linux which was _known_ to work, and is based on RHEL. Fedora is
intended to be a rapid cycle development distribution, not something that
will be stable over a longer period of time. People seem
Hi,
I have a system running a 2.4.19 kernel with dasd,c at revision 1.234.2.40.
I have a question about /proc/dasd/statistics, in particular the queue depth
data.
http://oss.software.ibm.com/linux390/perf/tuning_how_tools.shtml show example
queue stats and says that # of req in chanq at
Is there a public BK repository for S/390 2.6 code?
http://linux-390.bkbits.net/ seems to be 2.4 only?
Cheers
Geoff
On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 06:44, Lee A. Stewart wrote:
Hi...
Has anyone used PHP on SuSE SLES 8? Session variables?
I have a PHP application that uses session variables, which is supposed to
write the session file in /tmp. But instead of writing a file with the
session variables values, I get
G'day Mark,
No, we don't have device nodes for /dev/dasd{ etc. How we noticed it was
that we had an LVM group made up of /dev/dasds1 and
/dev/dasdaa1,/dev/dasdab1
Unfortunately, this means that LVM is broken after the boot of 2.4.19. I
know I can create the dev entries, fix the LVM group to
Hi Gordon,
I've not used WebDAV on SLES7 but I have used it on Debian (intel) and it's
pretty easy to set up - as you suspected.
I'm not sure what you mean by Netstat doesn't even give me any information
about what port is being used.
WebDAV (RFC2518 et al) is an extension to HTTP and therefore
G'day,
I'm just doing a quick check to see if anyone has seen this problem before
doing some detailed research or if it's something that I've broken all by
myself :-)
We've just upgraded a SLES7 server to 2.4.19. Our zipl.conf has disk
defined as :
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