I should add that I also realize that s390x is now part of the standard Linux kernel, but shouldn't some other advice be added rather than just info on Oct. 2005 stream etc for the 2.6.16 kernel?
Shouldn't it be made easier for customers to use Fedora and/or Opensuse on s390x in order to promote wider testing? Mark Mark Perry wrote:
I do realize that System z (s390x) is primarily aimed at Enterprise level customers and therefore RHEL and SLES are the correct and supported Linux distributions to run. However both Novell-Suse and Redhat promote the use of Opensuse and Fedora on other platforms in order to obtain a wide testing base for future SLES and RHEL releases. Why then can't IBM post kernel updates on http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/linux390/index.html for both Opensuse and Fedora. Surely this would promote a much wider testing base for future releases of SLES and RHEL. (perhaps even via emulation on Hercules etc.) Ok the fuse is lit, stand back and wait for the explosion :-) Mark
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