Randy,
I'm leading a group of students working some z/VM / Linux related
projects at Clarkson University. Our flagship project webpage is
located at:
http://www.clarkson.edu/projects/cosi/zTeam/zvmgui/
We currently run a 2066-OLF with 1 CP and 8 GB of memory. We normally
have 5-10 Linux images up and running, but we have had "Linux on
zSeries" install days where a lab of 20-30 people were all installing
RedHat (at the same time) to different guests. The performance during
the installs was definitely acceptable.
There have been talks of using z/VM guests running Linux for our
operating systems class. Students are required to make Linux kernel
modifications as part of a project for this class. Until now we have
been using VMWare for this.
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Jason J. Herne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Thu, 2004-12-09 at 13:11 -0500, Randy Campbell wrote:
> Greetings
>
> May I pose a question to survey (universities especially) on how your
> institutions have (plan to) implemented an IFL platform for support of
> administrative/academic initiatives using an Linux or linux-z/Vm
> environment?
> I am aware of the potential uses documented for this type of environment,
> but I am interested in what others have pursued (successful/unsuccessful).
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Randy
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> Randy Campbell
> Mgr., Systems Support
> Administration Computing Services
> Kent State University
> (330) 672-1310
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