On Friday, 07/06/2007 at 04:54 AST, LOREN CHARNLEY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If you are trying to run an OS other than LINUX on an IFL, you will not > be successful, OS390 / zOS, etc. must be run on a standard processor. If > running on a ZFrame, you can only run in 31 bit mode. I don't know > anything about OS390 or zOS in particular but from the posts that I have > read so far, it looks like a hardware problem and you will need to find > a fix somewhere.
Almost, Loren. LINUX and z/VM (V4 & V5) are designed to run on IFLs. OS/390, z/OS, TPF, VSE, VM/ESA, and z/VM V3 will die if you try to IPL them on IFLs (whether in an LPAR or as a z/VM guest). You are right in that the "die" part will appear to be a hardware problem - it isn't. Just re-IPL in a non-IFL partition and the problem will go away. Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
