OK, I got the linux source tree from SuSE. I was able to apply the UTSG
Cisco CLAW patch successfully. I then did the following:
make oldconfig
There was a comment from UTS to reply M to the new configuration. I
never saw this.
make dep
Ran for a little while but seemed to work OK
make
I copied c7000.o into the original modules directory and ran a dep ?a. I
get the following:
ibm9672:/ # insmod -f c7000 base0=0x5100 lhost0=PEPC uhost0=PEPCOCEC
noauto=1
Using /lib/modules/2.4.7-SuSE-SMP/net/c7000.o
Warning: kernel-module version mismatch
module to recompile, you'll be home free. To get the
module to recompile, do a
find . -type f -name c7000.o -exec rm c7000.o \;
then make modules again, followed by make modules_install, depmod -a
and the insmod command.
Mark Post
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Ok guys, I am getting closer. I copied my .config from my boot directory
and edited the MakeFile. It now works when I
I am having a problem with Samba. I am running SuSE Linux SLES7 beta. Samba seems to work OK. I can open up pictures and text and many other type of files. However, when I use Microsoft Word/2002 under Windows/2000 to open a doc file, it creates a problem and Linux has to be rebooted. Does anyone
I have had success using an ESCON CTC between two LPARs.
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I have had success using an ESCON CTC between two LPARs.
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How can I tell what patches are already on if any?
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Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco
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Objet : Re: ESCON CTC between two LPAR LINUX (SLES 2.4.7)
I have CTCs working fine between a z/OS system and Linux. What I see
that
is most glaring is that you have the read channel connected
We applied IBM's patch linux-2.4.7-s390-3.diff through
linux-2.4.7-s390-7.diff to SuSE's 2.4.7 kernel. All appeared to go well
except the make image fails with ld: cannot open sysinfo.o: No such
file or directory.
A find command cannot find sysinfo.o or sysinfo.c. This problem was
introduced
I found the problem. Patch linux-2.4.7-s390-3.diff was applied with
?dry-run, which means it was not actually applied. This patch is the one
that creates the sysinfo.c.
I apologize for jumping the gun. The scary part is this stuff is starting
to make sense!
Thanks everyone.
Peter
Peter
I am having the same problem. I just built a Linux 2.4.17 kernel and saw
the same message escape characters on the S/390 HMC console. I have not
seen any other problems except this one. Did the previous suggestion
correct the problem and what was the cause? Thanks.
Peter
Post, Mark K [EMAIL
I am still trying to get PAM working with Computer Associates LDAP server.
I want to authenticate Linux users against ACF2. Right now I am playing
with just RLOGIN just to try to get something working. I am not having
much luck. I am seeing the following in the Linux logs.
Jun 6 10:31:47
,
libgssapi.so.1, and cannot.
Mark Post
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I am still trying to get PAM working with Computer Associates LDAP server.
I want
My friend is trying to subscribe to this list. Here is the original request as well as the response. Has something changed since I signed up.
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OK,,,here is my status concerning using CA-LDAP to authenticate Linux
users to z/OS.
It is not going to happen. The ldapseach and other ldap client commands
work fine with simple authentication (-x). However, it is PAM that
presents the problem with CA-LDAP.
The claim from Computer
What does this patch do? Thanks.
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Here's
I also see this problem. When I use Microsoft Explorer to copy many files,
the Linux system seems to hang. I get response from the HMC console but
cannot get new SSH sessions. Users get extremely slow if any response. I
have to reboot. Obviously we do not have this in production.
I am using the
I am seeing the following on my logs:
Jun 12 08:59:49 ibm9672 sshd[25613]: unable to dlopen
/usr/lib/sasl/libdigestmd5.so:/usr/lib/sasl/libdigestmd5.so: undefined
symbol: des_key_sched
Jun 12 08:59:49 ibm9672 sshd[25613]: unable to dlopen
/usr/lib/sasl/libgssapiv2.so: libgssapi.so.1: cannot load
We are running SuSE SLES7 beta Linux Kernel 2.4.7. The Samba delivered was
Samba 2.2.0a. I used YAST to install the source and created a source tree
under /usr/src/samba-2.2.0a. I downloaded all the patches and successfully
applied them up to 2.2.5.
My question is where do I go from here? I know
? Much appreciated.
Peter
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On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco
-lnsl -lpam -lpopt 15
In file included from configure:13586:
tests/summary.c:4: warning: return-type defaults to `int'
Yours will probably have some sort of error with the compilation of the
summary check.
Mark Post
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look like for that user?
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I ran into many problems upgrading from Samba 2.2.0a
rather than take all defaults.
Other commands followed these, but the point is that if you want a package
to properly replace the one you have, you need to configure it pretty much
the way the original was configured.
Mark Post
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We are running Linux on one LPAR configured to get cycles when the other
LPARs are not using. Another words, we get the spare cycles. There is no
cost as far as money is concerned. However, elasped time took me about 15
minutes on our LPAR under a IBM 9672-R26. As far as my proble, I am
thinking
, such as UID, GID, home directory, default
shell,
etc. I highly recommend reading it.
I'm just about to embark on a similar experiment with ACF2. What version
of
the LDAP server were you testing?
Mark Post
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I issued the command but cannot connect via the web browser at
http://xx.xx.xx.xx:5801/. I received no error messages.
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I have finally installed the official version of SuSe Linux 2.4.19. I
tested the freebee SuSE Linux 2.4.7 a couple of years ago and it took this
long to cut a req and get the paid official copy. The installation has
gone much smoother this time around. I am running it on an IBM 9672-R26
LPAR at
I am running SuSE Linux with 2 OSA/Express 100 mb Ethernet connections
shared with two z/OS V1.2 LPARs. How can I tell that these OSA connections
are running at 100 and not 10 mb?
In the z/OS world I can define a Virtual IP Address (VIPA). Users connect
via the VIPA and thus usually not notice
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Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco wrote:
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In the z/OS world I can define a Virtual IP Address (VIPA). Users
connect
via the VIPA and thus usually not notice individual OSA outages. Is
there
a similar capability with Linux? If so, where can I
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Peter, have you read the VIPA chapter (chapter 17) of the Linux on zSeries
Device Driver and Installation Command Reference?
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G'day Peter,
On Tue, 2 Mar 2004, Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco wrote:
I am attempting
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On Thu, 2004-03-04 at 16:56, Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco wrote:
I am having trouble defining a CTC between my Linux LPAR and my z/OS
LPAR.
I have read the Device Drivers and Installation Commands ? January 30
Thanks to everyone that responded, it got my mind subtasking. My problem
was I had the wrong UCB addresses for this particular LPAR. Sometimes all
it takes is a little slapping around to jar things loose. Thanks again.
Peter
I am running SuSE Linix SLES8 with the latest patches applied on a native
IBM 9672-R26 LPAR. I keep receiving the following message on my console
and logs:
Mar 12 07:30:00 mainpepl modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module
char-major-10-224
What is causing this and how can I correct this problem
Thanks to all that replied. I inserted the following into my
/etc/modules.conf as suggested and the messages have stopped.
alias char-major-10-224 off
I have searched SuSE and find no reference to this problem. Should I
report this and if so, how do I report a problem to SuSe? What is the url?
I have 2 z/OS LPARs and 1 SuSe Linux LPAR. I have 2 OSA/e shared between
all three of these LPARs. If I shutdown both OSA interfaces on the Linux
LPAR using ifconfig ethX down, then the VIPA becomes unresponsive on the
z/OS LPAR. If I start the OSA interfaces backup using ifconfig ethX up
the VIPA
I am running SuSE Linux under in Native LPAR mode. When I issue reboot,
Zebra does not start. I get the following message:
notice/etc/init.d/rc3.d/S09zebra start
Starting routing daemon (Zebra)startproc: signal catched /usr/sbin/zebra:
Segmentation fault
OSPFD starts fine. After I log on, I can
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G'day Peter,
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I have 2 z/OS LPARs and 1 SuSe Linux LPAR. I have 2 OSA/e shared between
all three of these LPARs. If I shutdown
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G'day Peter,
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004, Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco wrote:
notice/etc/init.d
I am running SuSE Linux SLES8 SP03 in native LPAR mode.
I have a VIPA defined to dummy0 and two OSA/e interfaces defined to eth0
and eth1. I am running Zebra and OSPFD. The VIPA seems to be running fine.
I use ifconfig eth1 down to shutdown one of the interfaces. OSPFD
detects the downed
I am using CTCs between my Linux LPAR and two z/OS V1.2 LPARs. Using might
not be the right word. These CTCs work great, and then they stop with no
indication of any errors. I can no longer ping the Linux LPAR from the
z/OS LPARs. I can still ping the z/OS LPARs from the Linux LPAR. The CTCs
use
I am using CTCs between my Linux LPAR and two z/OS V1.2 LPARs. For
debugging, I shutdown Zebra, OSPFD, and all other interfaces with the
exception of 1 CTC. The CTC is as follows:
Linux 161.186.86.6/30 --- z/OS V1.2 161.186.86.5/30
ctc0 Link encap:Serial Line IP
inet
of zOS are you on?
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I am using CTCs between my Linux LPAR and two z
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Like I said
. It is just not coming
back.
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I made the change but still cannot ping from z/OS.
Do you have a default route active? I noticed you have SOURCEVIPA active.
That means the packets will have the VIPA address in them, not the CTC.
Without a route entry
More info:
Pinging from z/OS is definitely traveling the CTC. Linux is not sending it
back.
I can ping the z/OS from Linux and it work great. I see the RX and TX
increment with each ping.
Now for the fun stuff. If I ping the z/OS VIPA from Linux, I can ping via
the CTC from z/OS to Linux. Again
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If I use the default route, I can ping. The default does not address the
2nd CTC
I am currently running SuSE Linux SLES8 SP03 in a Linux LPAR. I am
currently running Zebra that was package with SuSE Linux and wish to
upgrade or replace it with the latest release of Quagga. SuSE does not
have a Quagga RPM or SRPM. I am a newbe and have the following questions:
Is their a
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Is their a preferred site for obtaining the latest release of Quagga?
Should I download the source tarball and simply compile it using
configure, make, and make install
I have downloaded Quagga 96.4. In the tarball directory I found the
following under subdirectory redhat containing quagga-0.96.4.spec. I used
this as a template to create a spec for SuSE SLES8. I am seeing a build
requirement for package tetex. This is not part of the SuSe SLES8
distribution. I
I am getting all so close, I have completed my .spec file and successfully
tested it. Some last minute questions.
I am ready to do the rpm ?bb quagga-0.96.4.spec. There was a method to
redirect the output to the terminal and to a file so I can review it. It
was a redirection command and for
OK, I am getting excited now. I just built my first rpm and it looks good,
at least to a Linux newbe like myself. I think I am ready to install it,
but?.
The following command reveals rpm -ihv --test quagga-0.96.4-3.s390.rpm
error: failed dependencies:
ucd-snmp is needed by
I replaced ucc-snmp with ucdsnmp and replaced initscripts with aaa_base
and rebuilt. As Mark pointed out, this was in the original src.rpm for
Zebra. I ran the rpm -ihv --test quagga-0.96.4-3.s390.rpm and it failed
with many conflicts such as the following:
file /usr/sbin/zebra from install of
I finally completed my quagga .spec file. I had to make additional
adjustments. I created a quagga-0.96.4-3.s390.rpm. I used rpm to
uninstall zebra and then used my new quagga rpm to install quagga. I then
customized my zebra and ospfd conf files and all seems to be working fine.
This was my
Sometimes the hardest of problems have the simplest solutions. We ran some
packet traces and confirmed that even with the CTCs out of the OSPF
configuration they were still part of the source VIPA configuration. I
really wanted to dedicate LPAR-LPAR traffic on the CTCs and leave the OSAs
for
I am running Quagga 96.4 with OSPF. I am running SuSE Linux SLES8 SP03 in
a native LPAR. I am using 2 OSA/e 100-megabit Ethernet interfaces as shown
below:
eth0 has an IP address of 10.28.93.50
eth1 has an IP address of 10.28.91.50
Since these are two equal cost routes, I would expect OSPF to
We are running SuSE Linux SLES8 SP03 in a native LPAR using IBM?s ESS 2105
Shark DASD. We are currently formatting our Linux DASD using the
Compatible Disk Layout (CDL) format and the ReiserFS file system. We are
z/OS System Programmers and are still new to Linux. We have two
applications that
I am running SuSE Linux SLES8 SP03 on a native IBM 9672-R26 LPAR. I must
migrate this Linux LPAR to an IBM 2066-002 LPAR. Both processors are
connected to the same DASD so none of the DASD addresses will change. The
OSAs are physically different but still remain OSA/e 100-megabit Ethernet
I am running Linux SLES8 SP03 in a native LPAR. My root file system is
running out of space. I was going to create a separate file system for
directory /opt and move the data under this directory to the new file
system. I have obtained a new DASD UCB address 2536 and here is what I
plan to do.
Thank you for such a quick response. I picked /opt because the
installation of IBM?s HTTP server, Websphere and some other products are
consuming a major portion of the file system. However, my questions and
insecurities can apply to any of the directories.
Jim Sibley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK, I am already stumped and embarrassed. I tried to the first step as:
mainpepl:/dev # dasdfmt -v -n 2536 -d cdl -l LNX003 -b 4096 -p
dasdfmt: Unable to open device /dev/dasd/2536/device: No such file or
directory
mainpepl:/dev #
How do I get Linux to recognize the new DASD UCB 2536? Thanks.
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On Wed, 2004-04-28 at 15:35, Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco wrote:
OK, I am already stumped and embarrassed. I tried to the first step as:
mainpepl:/dev # dasdfmt -v -n 2536 -d cdl -l LNX003 -b 4096 -p
dasdfmt: Unable to open device /dev/dasd/2536/device
I must not be running devfs. I performed the following:
echo add device range=devno-2536 /proc/dasd/devices
I then did
cat /proc/dasd/devices | grep 2536
to get
2536(ECKD) at ( 94: 8) is dasdc : active at blocksize: 4096, 601020
blocks, 2347 MB
from there I substitued dasdc as
I rebooted my Linux system after 45 days and now I am receiving the
following error:
modprobe: modprobe: Can?t open dependencies file
/lib/modules/2.4.21-107-default/modules.dep (no such file or directory)
I have no network connectivity and my HMC console does not seem to be
processing any
I am running one Linux in a native LPAR. How can I get access to Linux to
run the zipl. I have the HMC console and see messages but it does not seem
to respond to any commands.
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Normally when I boot Linux, I receive an id prompt where I log on as root
and then I am able to enter commands. I no longer receive the prompt and
any command I enter via the HMC does not respond. Otherwise Linux looks
like it is up and running even though I have the error:
What are my options
Thanks to all that responded. I am booting the starter system now, once
up, how do I mount my file systems? Please provide command syntax as I am
under the gun. Thanks
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Thanks to everyone that responded. We had a couple of problems that we
eventually corrected. Our main problem was caused by the CICS Transaction
Gateway (ctg) not returning control from the Linux INIT script. I will
pass along the steps we took for those newbies like myself, who might find
We are running SuSE Linux SLES 8.1 SP03 in a native LPAR. We are a z/OS
shop with z/OS System Programmers and Computer Operators performing double
duty with Linux.
We do not have VM. VM and maybe even an IFL might be in our future if we
can prove Linux.
We are ready to roll Linux into a
Thanks to all that responded.
Our z/OS Computer Operators monitor the system 24 by 7 via consoles. Now I
grant you, the operators of today are not like the operator of yore, but
still, when they see bad things happen, they take corrective action.
I am looking for something similar for Linux. If
Instead of *.* or *.crit, what do you guys recommend as sending to the
z/OS console? I want the operators to see critical messages obviously, but
maybe warnings and such so they can make a preemptive strike.
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I am running SuSE Linux in a native LPAR. I change a default value using
the following command:
sysctl -w kernel.msgmax=40960
This value is lost after reboot. I created /etc/sysctl.conf with the
following contents:
# sysctl.conf sample
#
kernel.msgmax = 40960
However after each reboot, the
I finally figured out the problem. Under SuSE, there is boot.sysctl that
has to be enabled for auto start. I entered Linux command ?chkconfig
boot.sysctl on? and that corrected my problem. Hey I might make it yet.
Thanks and I hope I did not waste anybodys time.
Peter
Is there any method of allowing Linux to perform reverse DNS lookups using
the /etc/hosts file or some other file? I currently have the interface
addresses in /etc/hosts but now have a requirement to perform a reverse
name lookup. I use an external DNS as well but that is under another
Of
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I assume this is cause by eth1 still being defined. How do I
delete eth1?
rmmod kernel module
Use lsmod to see what the actual kernel module
and
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We are currently running SuSE Linux 8.1 SP03 in 2 native LPARs on an IBM
2066-002. We have recently enabled an IFL to correct some performance
problems. We now ordered z/VM so we can start running Linux as VM Guests.
We are MVS System Programmers who have learned Linux over the last year. We
know
this Integrated 3270 Console, can we use that?
Thanks for any info you can provide.
Peter E. Abresch Jr.
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should see a P-Comm 3270 Terminal symbol on one
of the right hand screens of the HMC this is the Integrated 3270 Console
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We are running 2 SuSE Linux 8.1 SP03 in native LPAR modes on an IBM
2066-002. We were originally sharing 2 central processors. Over this
weekend, we installed an IFL and I reconfigured the Linux LPARs to share
the IFL. All seems well and everything seems to be functioning but I am
seeing the
dispatch attributes. I think sa will just start a new
one.
--Jim--
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Back up my hard drive? How do I get it into reverse?
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We are running 2 SuSE Linux 8.1 SP03 in native LPARs using a new IFL. On
the HMC, the Linux LPAR profiles specify LINUX only under the general
tab. We then select Not dedicated integrated facility for Linux to allow
the two Linux LPARs to share the IFL.
We are now getting ready to install z/VM
We are running 2 SuSE Linux Version 8.1 SP03 in native LPAR mode on an IFL.
We just installed z/VM Version 5.1 and got it up and running. Does anyone
have a recommendation for z/VM training that is Web Base Training (WBT) or
even Computer Based Training (CBT). This will allow the staff to take the
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We are running 2 SuSE Linux Version 8.1 SP03 in native LPAR mode on an
IFL.
We
We created an operator user id:
We prohibit operator from using SSH so the operator cannot logon other than
from the HMC system console.
We created the following entry in /etc/sudoers:
operator linuxd01=NOPASSWD: /sbin/shutdown
and the following in /home/operator/.profile
alias
Yes, QDIO and hipersockets (iQDIO) require VTAM which is part of z/OS's
Communication Server.
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We are in the early stages of setting up z/VM for our Linux guests.
I am trying to add a virtual switch controller while following Getting
Started with Linux on zSeries on page 71. We are not licensed for dirmaint
so I did not use the procedures on the preceding pages. However, I did
create user
Thank you for responding. How do I do 3. Change the user's configuration
to eliminate class A?
Peter
Ferguson, Neale
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I edit user direct by hand and then run directxa user. I have the
following:
USER VSWCTRL1 VSWCTRL1 32M 128M ABCG
Are you saying I should have the following:
USER VSWCTRL1 VSWCTRL1 32M 128M BCG
The manual specifically shows an A, is the manual incorrect or am I still
confused? Thanks.
Peter
Thank you. Removing the A corrected my problem. I do not know if it is
necessary or not. We have no users logged on to z/VM. We just installed it
and are trying to become somewhat familiar with it.
Peter
Ferguson, Neale
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oftwareAG-USA.com
I have 3 QDIO OSAs defined to z/VM V5.1 TCP/IP with VIPA and mproute. All
works great and access to z/VM is via the VIPA. I have no z/VM Guest yet. I
configured a vswitch with the same 3 OSAs and then configured a vswctrl1
controller.
DEFINE VSWITCH VSWTCH00 RDEV F800 FC00 FD00
The vswctrl1 does
I restored my root file system to recover from this error. I restored
everthing except /var, /tmp, /home, and /opt. SuSE told me to run mkinitrd
and then a zipl. I never ran the mkinitrd. YAST2 no longer shows these
updates as available. I assume because the RPM database still thinks that
they are
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 1:59 PM
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Subject: Re: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on 5e:01
I restored my root file system to recover from this error. I restored
everthing
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Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 5:53 PM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: z/VM and Linux Guest VIPA routing?
We are running 2 SuSE Linux SP03 in native LPAR mode. We have 3 OSA/e in
qdio mode and 1 OSA/e in non-qdio mode. We run the Quagga routing
to
Linux on 390 Port
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On Tuesday, 12/21/2004 at 05:53 EST, Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are running 2 SuSE Linux SP03 in native LPAR mode. We have 3 OSA/e in
qdio mode and 1 OSA/e in non-qdio mode. We run
on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 12:43
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: BaseVol/Guestvol Questions
As we look forward to creating our SuSE Linux colonies under our new z/VM
system, we have been reading many papers
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