less software costs (one copy per engine vs one copy each for each
boxes) then
most other platforms.
software costs lower. How many copies of Red Hat PC boxed set can
you buy
for a VM license ;)
How much is a SuSe Linux/390 distribution these days? A German user
told me yesterday that
less software costs (one copy per engine vs one copy each for each
boxes) then
most other platforms.
software costs lower. How many copies of Red Hat PC boxed set can
you buy
for a VM license ;)
How much is a SuSe Linux/390 distribution these days? A German user
told me yesterday
The URL is
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A5064-2002Jan18.html. I don't
know whether to throw up over this, yet, or not. I guess I'll have to wait
and see what happens.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Dave Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, January 19,
I can give you a real world example which is based around an HP
OpenView implementation that I'm aware of.
1 Support by 3rd party vendors
The people responsible for first line support have Linux workstations.
Every so often, the HPOV backup hangs. As soon as HPOV support is
phoned they say that
Post, Mark K wrote:
The distribution itself is not particularly expensive. The bundled support
that SuSE requires to purchase the software is $11,000 (US) per engine for
the 31-bit and $14,000 per engine for 64-bit systems.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Phil Payne
Erwann wrote:
I can't figure out why i can't use more than one iucv interface with the
precompiled 2.4.9 debian kernel image (unstable) and also after
recompilation of a 2.4.16 kernel
insmod: /lib/modules/2.4.16/kernel/drivers/s390/net/netiucv.o: too many
values for iucv (max 1)
This is
This may not be such a bad thing, especially if AOL recognizes the benefits
of running Linux on the zSeries. I'll bet AOL has gobs and gobs of servers
in their server farm...
About 5-6 years ago I was talking with one of their farm operation staff
managers and the web farm (then) was
