Does this list deal at all with SUSE on S390? I'm trying to install SUSE
S390 over the Hercules S390 emulator and am having a problem.
Paul
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Maybe. Can't hurt to ask so, ask away. I have successfully installed
SLES-10-RC3 on Hercules/390 running on an AMD Athlon64 running SLES 10.1
at home. As my college Russian teacher used to say: Easy! Easy! (she
was a native Russian trying to teach Texans, poor lady!)
Thanks. I get all the way
The only question that comes to my mind is whether you told the
installed to do a dasdfmt of the volume in question? The Hercules
dasdinit is not sufficient (even though required) because it does not
format the tracks into 4K records that z/Linux requires. Why msdos
indeed? What filesystem
What version of SUSE is this, by the way? That might be helpful.
SUSE 10.0 RC4
Paul
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The only question that comes to my mind is whether you told the
installed to do a dasdfmt of the volume in question? The Hercules
dasdinit is not sufficient (even though required) because it does not
format the tracks into 4K records that z/Linux requires. Why msdos
indeed? What filesystem
I know that I succeeded with SLES-10-RC3 installation and I did, indeed,
tell it to do a dasdfmt on the installation. And then I went to bed
for the night. My Athlon64 3800+ gets about 25 emulated MIPS under
Hercules.
Do you recall if you had to lay out the partitions yourself? The installer
I know that I succeeded with SLES-10-RC3 installation and I did, indeed,
tell it to do a dasdfmt on the installation. And then I went to bed
for the night. My Athlon64 3800+ gets about 25 emulated MIPS under
Hercules.
Hmm when I choose dasdfmt in the partition screen, I get the hourglass for a
I only use 3390-3 emulated DASD on Hercules. Who knows, some day I might
actually be able to get a z/Linux system on my work zSeries machine. It
would be nice to just backup my Hercules disk images in some manner
which would allow them to be restored on real zSeries DASD and IPL'ed.
Again, I'm
I only use 3390-3 emulated DASD on Hercules. Who knows, some day I might
actually be able to get a z/Linux system on my work zSeries machine. It
would be nice to just backup my Hercules disk images in some manner
which would allow them to be restored on real zSeries DASD and IPL'ed.
Well using
OK. I'm not sure if this will help but I ran into a problem installing
SUSE 9 under zVM 5.1. Could not get the dasd to partition. Or it seemed to
partition but couldn't use it, it's been a while. Anyway, the way I got
around it was to format the disks in CMS first, then start the install. The
Thanks guys it works now. Lessons from the experience:
1. Just because you can get stuff from the Novell FTP server doesn't mean
that you should. Use the publically available downloads.
2. Give your Hercules machine at least 512 MB, preferably 1GB. I was
initially using a 256MB machine and it was
I hadn't made the connection with the missing Nina Reiser, ex-husband
named Hans Reiser, who has been in the news here lately, until I read
some of the comments there. She's the mother of 2 young children who
went missing in Berkeley one afternoon a few weeks ago.
Very sad for the children.
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Is this the guy that developed the Reisner file system for Linux?
Yes.
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My installation is SUSE 10 running on the Hercules S/390 emulator running on
RedHat. It all runs fine (rather slowly but it runs). I notice two things.
First even at idle, the CPU is burning through about a million
instrutions/sec. Also it's constantly beating the emulated dasds. Does
anyone else
Hi Rob,
I trust you already set /proc/sys/kernel/hz_timer to 0 to avoid the
100 Hz timer tick?
I have now, thanks. That dropped the activity a bit.
Regards,
Paul
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I'm trying to use Yast to migrate from Sles9 to Sles10. I have downloaded
the thre CD:s from Novell:
SLES-10-CD-s390x-GMC-CD1.iso
SLES-10-CD-s390x-GMC-CD2.iso
SLES-10-CD-s390x-GMC-CD3.iso
I got this error in Yast:
Cannot read package data from installation media. Media error?
*
I will search the archives for your prior HTTP comments but the install
doesn't give an option for HTTP only NFS SAMBA and FTP. It's late and
Friday I guess this will have to wait till Monday.
So it's not just me who only sees these three options. Is there some magic
to make the HTTP option
In these SLES9 from SLES7 installation and SLES10 upgrade from SLES9
discussions, there is an excellent clue! Look at the /var/log/YaST2/y2log
file, it is loaded with helpful information. I discovered why I could not
install SLES9 while SLES10 was a breeze. Same Hercules installation, etc...
I
Has anyone installed Oracle 10g on zSeries SLES 9 SP3 64-bit and solved
this error?
(Hoping someone has a fix while we wait for Oracle to respond to
question)
I've never made it through the installation on either SLES 9 or 10 :-(
Regards,
Paul
I'm trying to install SP3 onto a default install of 64-bit SLES9 s390x;
using yast2 and selecting Patch CD Update it finds the CD1 patches but
refuses to find the CD2 directory: media not found (CD2's directory
path is same as CD1's except that last digit is 2 in CD2 9as it should
be; and the
Not likely. The Dwave machine is based on setting up the state machines
(the equivalent of programming the thing) and then cooling the equipment
to cryogenic temperatures. It doesn't' function at all at room
temperature, and it's really hard to change the keys. 8-)
Well that's similar to what
Noah: RiiIIIiiight. Lord, what's a qubit?
Lord: Hmm, I used to know this...(mumbles to himself
Couldn't resist; all thorough this I just keep hearing Bill Cosby in the
background.
Standard digital computer are binary: one or zero. To represent 1024 values
takes 10 bits. QUantum BITs can have
It's been fun and I wish I'd had *real* (or even virtual) experience w/
S/390s or zSeries and Linux.
You can always install Hercules and Suse/390.
Paul
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I built 3.05 on SUSE 10.2 x64. Running Suse s390x, my compile test went from
7+ hours to just under 3 hours. Well done!
Paul
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I would like to know if Software AG does offer a JDBC driver. A ODBC
driver would be nice also. The last time I checked they didn't offer
either.
Adabas is not relational, so it has been a little tricky for them to
handle SQL.
I believe this was the point of the CONNX solution? We have
We don't have an account.
Create one, it's free...
Paul
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Is there any significance to the fact that the company's name is ITC,
which was
the name I remember on the Muppet's Show and movies?
/humor
LOL! Space 1999.
Ah, a fond old memory dredged up from the dark corners of my aging brain.
And Thunderbirds as well. Thanks!
Paul
I have a simple question. If I build an application on Suse on s/390, will
it run on IBM's z/Linux? It's all Posix code.
Thanks,
Paul
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There is no IBM Linux for System z (or any other platform for that
matter). Commercially, there is either Novell's SUSE Linux (SUSE Linux
Enterprise) or RedHat (Redhat Enterprise Linux).
Perfect, thanks.
Paul
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I have a strange question from customer. They claim, their C/C++
application performs purely when running as non-root. Under root it
performs well. I have no other info ! Not even what exactly is the nature
of application, I know they use threads there and message queuing (not MQ,
but built-in).
I once had a tiny S/390 -- I forget the name of it, it had a couple
P/390. We still have one.
Paul
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Reminds me of the old days when I used a teletype and telephone modem,
although back then I had a paper tape backup for my programs.
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A few years ago, my father asked me about cloud computing. I told him that
it was the same as the old days when we used teletypes and 110 baud rubber
cup modems. The equipment is smaller, lighter, and quieter but the concept
is the same.
Paul
I’m getting 404 on the development_documentation.html and
development_docu_rollback.html
Somehow the URL in the email is getting chopped after the word
development. Use copy/paste to get it to show up.
Paul
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As an aside, does anybody use UNIX message queues any more? I can find
some information on them via Google, but I'm not aware of any actual
application on my Linux system which uses them. Assume for the nonce
that I am only speaking of IPC within a given system.
Our VORTEXAccelerator product
db2 select \* staff
db2 select \* from staff
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What will you do with all of your spare time? :-)
Paul
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Should be under the images directory of the ISO file.
Paul
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Raymond
Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2015 5:28 PM
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Subject: Getting kernel.img and initrd.img for RHEl 7.1
[AA]
A gamma ray collided with a 1 and knocked it over, turning it into a 0.
That's the only explanation I can think of. I used to think it was
sunspots or coronal mass ejections, but I've moved on.
[PD]
Never ignore that possibilty, it reminds me of a problem that Sun
Microsystems had in the
>and aren¹t willing to invest in a Z system at all simply to test their
product.
Hercules.
> * ARM (your smart phone), not necessarily Android
RaspberryPi
> * PPC (IBM RS/6000 or even older Apple servers)
qemu runs 32 bit Debian
Regards,
Paul
If you do not make any mistakes, then you are not trying hard enough.
Good judgment comes from living through the consequences of your poor judgment.
If I knew then what I know now, I would not know what I know now.
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Create a gmail account and ask Baldor's IT to auto-forward your emails for a
couple of months?
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Foster
Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2017 11:57 AM
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Subject: Moving on
I
> I'm trying to build/create a new ISO from my SLES12SP2 distro, and have
two new RPMs to replace existing ones...but I can't seem to find out how to
make a bootable ISO.
My stab at this is:
1. Mount the DVD on some other machine (On *nix, use the -o loop option)
2. Copy the contents to a
> Any progress is good progress.
Unless you are a lemming :-)
Paul
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Thank you,
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