We have been running FDR/Upstream on our z/OS system (1.4) and Linux
clients (SLES8 and SLES9) under z/VM 4.4
for about 12 months now and very happy with it. At our DR test last year
we recovered the VM system and
Linux clients and rolled forward the Oracle dbases from the Upstream
backups
I have a confession / experience that I think maybe worth sharing with you
if you run multiple lpars
on a Z series box, ie mixture of z/OS lpars and z/VM lpars / Linux lpars.
We have a single Z box in which we run 3 z/OS lpars and 2 z/VM lpars
hosting SLES8 virtual machines.
We were experiencing
Subject: Re: Adding an additional volume using LVM
Did you also extend the filesystem? For SLES8, if you are using ReiserFS,
you can do this while the filesystem is mounted with resize_reiserfs.
Cheers,
Wayne
Hi Wayne, thanks for the pointer it was the 1 bit I had missed out.
We are using ext3
Hi list, we are currently running SLES8 under z/VM. I have 1 lvm group
consisting of 3 3390-9 disks
and have added an additional volume, dasdg1. When I issue various display
cmds as shown below, the
df -ah cmd still shows the previous configuration.
pvscan -- reading all physical volumes (this
We are running Upstream on our z/Linux (SLES8) with the server address
space running on z/OS and are very pleased
with the product. We were in the same position running Veritas as our
standard Wintel backup utility and had to find an
alternative.
Regards,
Graeme
Hi,
We have over this last week eventually managed to install Oracle 9i under
SLES8 (31 bit) which is running under VM 4.4
to evaluate. One of the main issues we encountered was the Oracle
installer just seemed to go to sleep and appeared to
be a VM resource issue. The VM machine userid was
We have a single Linux image at present running SuSE Linux 2.2.16 with gcc
version 2.95.2 19991024 (release) in an lpar.
With the news that Oracle brings 9i to Linux/390 I downloaded the
developers version and attempted to install it (this being my first product
install !).
When it comes to the
