On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 15:15, Arty Ecock wrote: > Many years ago, we created an application that would attach a R/W DCSS > to use for extra memory. As the demands for more memory increased, > subsequent DCSS space would be attached. We used to attach existing DCSS > space (such as VTAM) for testing (no, this would no trash the real VTAM > segment, we'd just ATTACH the DCSS in R/W mode, thus extending our virtual > machine storage dynamically). I was wondering if Linux on 390 could be > taught how to do this. Can Linux on 390 handle "holes" in it's address > space?
Dunno. But: Attach DCSS. mkswap /dev/dcssblk/dcssname swapon /dev/dcssblk/dcssname Adam
