Dave Jones wrote:
>>Yes, it is possible to have a zLinux guest access another guest's FCP
based disk files,
>>but it's a bit more of a hassle....which is why I always suggest that
things like
>>the "/", "/etc", "/usr", and "/boot" all be allocated on 3390 DASD
devices.
>>Leave the really big Linux file systems (e.g., Oracle databases) to
the FCP disk.
I agree - and I'm curious about what people are doing with "standard"
file system layouts for zLinux - are most people doing something similar
to this:
Disk 1: all the system stuff, on 390 disk:
/
/bin
/boot
/etc
/lib
/lib64
/opt
/root
/sbin
/sys
Disk 2: standard "data" kind of stuff, also on 390 disk:
/var
/usr
/home
/tmp
Disk 3: /swap (also on 390 disk)
Disk 4: /data (all the really big stuff goes here, on FCP)
Randy Burton
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