We share the same OSA adapter between two VM LPAR's, and another between
two Z/OS LPAR's.  Each VM LPAR has a virtual switch defined and all the
Linux guests on that LPAR connect to it.  You only need different device
numbers if you want to run multiple TCP/IP stacks in the same LPAR, all
sharing the same OSA adapter.  In other words, each Linux guest in the
LPAR would need different device numbers to talk to the same OSA adapter.

Bill Fleury



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As I stated in my reply to your original question, you cannot share the
same device numbers across LPARs.  You can use different device numbers
on the same OSA across LPARs.  (Alan will correct me if I'm wrong.)  You
do know you have 240 available device numbers per OSA port, don't you?


Mark Post

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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
inci yeker selkan
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 8:45 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: can LINUX/390 and z/OS LPARS share devices?

Hi,
I'm new to linux/390.  I had mentioned before that I have problem with
linux network connection. I am still dealing with the same problem.

Is there anybody who shares devices between linux/390 and z/os lpars?

I try to share the OSA device addresses, linux/390 says  Device or
Resource busy.

(device is being shared between other 2  lpars)

Did anybody have the same problem?  I need advises from somebody who
uses linux/390 native lpar mode with z/os.
Thanks.
inci

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