I'm waiting for delivery of a beta copy of Allen Systems Group Zeke agent for
Linux/390. We use the Zeke product on the OS/390 side to schedule jobs through
JES, and some procedures on remote Unix boxes in each of our stores. We wanted
a Linux agent - they are about to deliver. Currently, we
Rob,
The compressed size is ~3MB. I have a ramdisk_size=32768 entry in my
parmfile. The initrd that works is considerably larger than the one that
does not. The ext2 magic number seems to be correct as it matches what is
in the working initrd:
od -tx -N 2048 newinitrd
000
And now the songs . . . IBM hits the No. 3 slot:
http://www.zdnet.co.uk/specials/2002/it-anthems/
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From: Jim Elliott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 11:41 PM
Subject: Re: FUN: linux movies from ibm (fwd)
Or an even shorter
Post, Mark K [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That's fine, but if you're going to do that, use the SRPM from the
distribution creator.
In addition to all the good things Mark mentions, you'll also avoid
one of the Dark Sides of Linux: accidental patch-regression. Each
distribution vendor adds
Hi,
I'm trying to install ThinkBlue 7.1a in a virtual Linux instance under z/VM
4.2 and am running into problems. Here is the background.
My coworker downloaded the ISO and created a CD from ISO #1 using
xcd-roaster on a RedHat7.1 Linux system.
I created a 1000 cylinder minidisk on an existing
And now the songs . . . IBM hits the No. 3 slot:
If anyone wants it, I've got the IBMSONG.bas (Q-basic) program that
displays the words of Ever Onward with the bouncing ball (so you can
follow along). I've also got the *.WAV and *.MID versions hiding on a hard
disk somewhere.
Regards, Dougie
Two setups:
- Hercules setups: SuSE 7.0 GA
(ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/s390/suse-us-s390)
- http://www.zSeriesPenguins.ihost.com with the SuSE option.
In both cases, the compiler comes with the distribution.
Stephen Dennis
From: Ulrich Weigand [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday,
Great photo for a technical manual
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/
Maggie
One other note, if you are using Suse, be sure and get
the fix from them or you'll be banging your head on
the desk when your perfectly configured connection never
connects.
Marcy Cortes
Wells Fargo Services Co
-Original Message-
Subject: Re: Guest Lan
There's a Setting up a
Greetings;
Sounds like the same problem I had a while back.
Most likely a transfer has been done that changed cr/lf to lf or vice versa
and the files are now not valid tar, gz, rpm, etc files. Try doing your
last
ftp in binary mode and see if that fixes the problem. If not you may as
well
go
If you have one of the CA scheduling products, (CA-7, CA-Scheduler,
CA-Jobtrac on z/OS, or Unicenter or Autosys on distributed systems), then we
have a universal scheduling agent for Linux/390 that operates in conjunction
with any of these scheduling products. It does all of the things you
Sorry, but I have to disagree. Even if you absolutely must have the latest
version for some reason, you are still better off to go the RPM route. Take
the .spec file from your current version, and tweak it as necessary for the
new version. This means that _you_ must figure out any new
I'm afraid I don't understand the question. Do you mean you want to add an
additional DASD volume to an existing Linux/390 system? Or do you mean that
you have an existing volume under a 2.4 kernel in cdl format with less than
three partitions defined, and you want to add a second or third
The symptom is that things don't work. The uppercase parameter is used by
the Red Hat installation script to do its thing. The lowercase parameter is
what gets passed to the kernel for its use. You don't _have_ to specify the
uppercase version, but you'll get prompted by the install script for
Good, so we can make the double rename atomic.
But that still leaves the question how I can tell that
the work I did on the new file is on disk by the time
directory with the renamed files is on disk? Dirty
buffers are not written out in the same order they got
dirty, right? Given a continuous
Hi Mark,
This is my instructions howto create initrd.
NOTE: if your initrd is _not_ the same size as in kernel image
you have to patch and compile kernel with size of your initrd
How to create ram disk:
1. Create your own dir:
ìúúúmkdir -p /work/RAM
2. Go to work from your dir:
ìúúúcd
Rick Troth writes:
Malcolm Beattie said:
ln foo foo.bak
...
cp foo newfoo
...
mv newfoo foo
Atomically replaces the directory entry foo: before the
command (specifically: before the system call rename that
mv does for you), opening foo refers
Don't use a windows box as your FTP server as it won't support the
Rockridge extensions that are needed to access all files on the CD (or CD
image). (This is not addressing your original problem but will save your
arse down the line. Usually for FTP servers under windows - at least the
one's I've
On Thu, Apr 04, 2002 at 12:38:19PM -0500, Dave Myers wrote:
In a message dated 4/3/2002 5:53:46 PM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul,
If you're going to be going to the Red Hat 7.2, you need to specify the
chandev parameter twice, once as CHANDEV= and once as
In a message dated 4/3/2002 5:53:46 PM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul,
If you're going to be going to the Red Hat 7.2, you need to specify the
chandev parameter twice, once as CHANDEV= and once as chandev=
Mark Post
huh...I missed this oneis this a definite
Is this 'other system' a linux system? If not, you have other problems.
This does not work with a Microsoft FTP server.
When I have done it from a linux server, I specify the FTP server using the
IP address as follows:
01.02.03.04/home/user/suse/cd1/
where I put the CD contents.
Hope this
But that still leaves the question how I can tell that
the work I did on the new file is on disk by the time
directory with the renamed files is on disk? Dirty
buffers are not written out in the same order they got
dirty, right? Given a continuous amount of disk I/O
could keep dirty blocks
Has anyone managed to get WebSphere running on Suse 2.2.16? I have
everything running but I can't get the IBM HTTP server to talk to WAS 4.
DB2 is up and going but no WAS.
Help!!!
Thanks,
Stephen J. Guthrie
Regional Sales Manager
Mantissa Corporation
2200 Valleydale Road
Birmingham, AL 35244
I want to add a new partition to an existing linux server under z/vm. I
know how to assign it to the server via z/vm but not add it to the linux
server.
thx
btw. I looked on the linuxvm.org and didn't see a howto and looking in the
archives wasn't easy.
I got around the problem by doing an NFS install instead of an FTP install.
Thanks!
Jim
Oliver Paukstadt
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How are the CD's mounted on the other system on the LAN? What path are they
there?
You do not need a parachute to skydive. You only need a parachute to
skydive twice. -Motto of the Darwin Society
Gordon W. Wolfe, Ph.D. (425) 865-5940
VM Technical Services, The Boeing Company
--
Ah, I well remember when I learned Ever Onward, to play it at the
HASP Thursday-night sing-along. Quite a nice 6-8 march it is, too!
Dick Hitt
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Steve,
We have an example of getting WebSphere 3.5 AE installed and running on
SuSE's 2.2.16 system in the Distributions Redbook. Chapter 25, page 491.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Steve Guthrie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 5:43 PM
To: [EMAIL
Volker,
For the future, how should broken links be reported? To you directly?
Via
the mailing list as Rick did? Some other way?
Mark Post
Mark,
please report broken links or other things related to our DeveloperWorks
website to [EMAIL PROTECTED]. This should be the fastest way.
This
Looks like Im going to setup a linux ftp server from all the issues you
folks say i will/am having with my windowz/me ftp based system to do the
suse redhat install,
thanks for all the advice...
will keep all posted.
ken
going to do a : VMWARE with redhat 7.0 for the ftpserver, all under win
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
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