Richard,

Is the CLAW one of the install-time networking options for SLES8?  That's
where it's really the most critical for people like Eric and others that
don't have VM available.

Mark Post

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Hitt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 8:27 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Network Connectivity to Linux


Hi Mark, Eric, et al

Yes, SuSE's SLES8-beta does contain not one but two claw drivers:  our
UTS Global LLC GPLed driver c7000.c, and IBM's, claw.c.

Configure the UTS Global claw driver distributed by SuSE with:
 CONFIG_C7000=m.  I've tested it and it works fine.

Richard Hitt   [EMAIL PROTECTED]



Post, Mark K wrote:

>Eric,
>
>If you're running on an MP3K, it might be easiest to see if you can grab
>control of the Ethernet card for a while, until you can get the install
>completed.  If not, then you're talking about connecting your Linux/390
>system to your PROD LPAR.  From the way you phrased that, I'm guessing
>you're running OS/390 or z/OS there.  You'll need to define a CTC
connection
>between the two systems.  You'll have to have the MVS system forward the IP
>traffic to your Linux/390 system.  This will mean TCP/IP changes on the MVS
>system.  You'll have to let the rest of your network know how to get to the
>Linux/390 system.  This will entail either static routes in your routers,
or
>running a routing protocol service on MVS that will advertise the routes to
>the rest of the network.  (Is this starting to sound like a big pain yet?)
>Try to make sure that your Linux/390 system is in a different subnet than
>your MVS system is in.  Otherwise you're going to have routing problems
from
>that.
>
>I'm don't believe the versions of Red Hat and SuSE that can be downloaded
>contain the CLAW driver.  You'll have to get the source and compile it on
>your newly installed system.  I don't know if SLES8 contains a CLAW driver
>or not.
>
>Mark Post
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Eric Bielefeld [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 4:13 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Network Connectivity to Linux
>
>
> I will be doing the install this weekend of an IOCDS to support Linux.
>Then I will be ready so start installing Linux.   I still don't understand
>how I'm going to put this in our network.  We have a Cisco Router, which
has
>16 addresses available on our MP3000 on an Escon channel.  I guess I need a
>Claw driver for that, but until I install the Claw driver, I'm kind of
>confused as to how I get connectivity to the network.  We have TCPIP
running
>in our PROD Lpar.  I gather I can use that somehow, but I'm not sure how.
>Any advice?  I don't like the MP3000 console's console support.
>
>I'm planning on downloading a distribution from RedHat.  After talking to
>our Unix guy here, he thought I would learn a lot more by doing it that way
>than ordering a distribution.  I may change my mind though.
>
>This list is great!  A lot like the IBM-Main list I also subscribe to.  I
>set IBM-Main to NOMAIL as the 2 lists were way too many emails each day.
>
>Eric Bielefeld
>Sr. MVS Systems Programmer
>P&H Mining Equipment
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