Ranga,
It appears that z/VM 5.1 can be made available on CD's although we got
it
on tapes
Well, DVDs actually, but I would recommend to use the tapes - they're
faster and seem to be more reliable. I installed from 3590 tape about a
month ago without a hitch - it only took a few hours. Now
Please see the What's new page at:
http://www10.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/linux390/whatsnew.shtml
Change summary:
Linux kernel 2.4 based June 2003 stream:
- Kernel 2.4.21 recommended kernel bug fixes
Useful add-ons:
- snIPL V.2.1 (Linux Image Control for LPAR / VM) for
Ranga,
Again we're still looking into this issue
I guess this is a known issue. I understand that both the Quick Install
sheet and the longer Install Guide have been updated to work around the
bug that is on the DVD media.
Mike MacIsaac [EMAIL PROTECTED] (845) 433-7061
Yes - you definately want multipathing for I/O intensive things like
databases. At the moment this is usually only done with things like /home
or /opt since thats what the installers support.
The installers dont really support complex root volumes at the moment, but
setting up a multipathed root
While there is a counter 'LOCKED' that refers to explicit locking of
pages via the CP lock command. The counter I referred in a problem record
Steve is describing is overall locked pages which may include implicit
locking for things like QDIO data structures, traditional I/O buffers, and
other CP
It is a program to run a Java application as a service
or daemon. It is from Apache-commons and included in
Jakarta-Tomcat in the bin directory.
--- Post, Mark K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is JSVC? Where did you get the source from,
and what configure
options did you supply?
Mark
I am using Linux and qeth and qdio modules with OSA-E (FastEthernet)
without problems, but I couldn4t use Linux with OSA-E (GigaEthernet).
Ideias??? qeth and qdio problems??
thanks in advanced,
Antonio Pires.
--
For LINUX-390
I am trying to use the YAST certificate Authority and the Server Certificate Import
Tool with SuSE Linux Version 9. I have a certificate and key from a partition on z/OS
running an httpd server. The version of z/OS 1.4, allows the export of the
certificate into a PKCS#12 certificate package.
Have you checked to see if your OSA card is getting
any errors? I've seen this kind of thing happen with
CRC errors on the card.
=
Jim Sibley
Computers are useless.They can only give answers. Pablo Picasso
(The NSHO's expressed here represents no-one but myself).
I searched the archives and found an excellent thread (Probly a stoopid
?, but what's better...31-bit or 64-bit?
http://www2.marist.edu/htbin/wlvtype?LINUX-VM.39247 ) which pointed out
several items to consider when moving to 64-bit Linux guests, but I
couldn't find anything on how VM handles the
On Wednesday, 11/03/2004 at 07:00 EST, Michael
MacIsaac/Poughkeepsie/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ranga,
It appears that z/VM 5.1 can be made available on CD's although we got
it
on tapes
Well, DVDs actually, but I would recommend to use the tapes - they're
faster and seem to be more
Hi list,
Has anyone determined the true minimal install on SLES (8/9)? If you
choose minimal install, it seems a lot of the RPMs that get installed
are still unnecesary for zSeries. It would be nice know what RPMs can be
deleted. Thanks.
Mike MacIsaac [EMAIL PROTECTED] (845) 433-7061
Has anyone determined the true minimal install on SLES (8/9)? If you
choose minimal install, it seems a lot of the RPMs that get installed
are still unnecesary for zSeries. It would be nice know what RPMs can be
deleted. Thanks.
Mike ...
I could give you a minimal install of generic Linux,
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