On 2/27/07, Stracka, James (GTI) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Has anyone done this? Other than for someone who does a LOGON to the VM console can you see any problem with this?
Most lines of what comes on the Linux console is not single lines output, and so CP is limited in what can be done. Like this: 18:44:05 INIT: version 2.82 booting 18:44:08 Running /etc/init.d/boot Mounting /proc device 18:44:08 ..done Mounting /dev/pts 18:44:08 ..done 18:44:13 Boot logging started on /dev/ttyS0(/dev/con 18:44:16 Enabling syn flood protection 18:44:16 ..done Disabling IP forwarding..done 18:44:19 Setting up hostname 'lnx00c00' 18:44:19 ..done 18:44:19 18:44:19 Setting up NIS domainname 'home.rvdheij.com' 18:44:19 ..done 18:44:19 Setting up loopback interface 18:44:38 ..done 18:44:38 But SCIF output has similar problems, so you would at least need something to break up the lines when SCIF picks them up. I know it requires a (virtual) network connection, but have you considered to have syslog write the output 'remote' and catch that on VM ? I could also see some value in an IUCV-based virtual console driver for Linux (playing serial console through virtual CTC is not my idea of having fun). Rob
