On Thursday, 07/18/2002 at 03:58 ZE2, Elisabeth Terseur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ==>Definitively, this is NOT "the way we've always done it around here"... > This, for sure, > is not our rule, here, where we try to be at the edge of technology. > We are not talking about running a production at second-level, but testing > might be useful... Elisabeth, I would suggest that Linux training/development be done 1st level (just use another set of virtual machines). z/VM training can be handled 2nd level without worrying about 3rd-level Linux installs. Or, if there are a limited number of 2nd level systems, consider running them as V=F (one can run V=R) in order to get them the performance boost they need. Alan Altmark Sr. Software Engineer IBM z/VM Development
