at means to
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This was (hopeful
some time, this is the first that I'm aware of the availability of
no-cost access to IBM Z hardware for z/OS-based Open Source developers.
It will be interesting to see if any more z/OS-based OSS projects come
along to make use of this.
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made in this release.
Reading the release notes would be advisable. And not just the IBM Z
specific parts, but all of them. As those who know me can attest, I am
*not* above saying "I told you so" as appropriate. ;)
https://www.suse.com/releasenotes/s390x/SUSE-SLES/15-SP3/
to derive value from it. The details on what will be
included are in Mike Friesenegger's blog posting at
https://www.suse.com/c/bringing-rancher-value-to-ibm-z-and-linuxone/
SUSE will be making further announcements about this in the future, so
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> Does VM simulate those instructions that are found in the virtual guest
> environment but not on the real hardware?
No.
-snip-
> Might VM also "up-simulate" in some circumstance
read-write.
You'll need to figure out who that is and have them either detach the disk, or
re-link it as read only. As Jake mentioned, you could FTP it to another disk
that is not currently in use, and then copy/move it. More than likely,
PMA
>>> On 6/29/2017 at 07:53 AM, "Vernooij, Kees (ITOPT1) - KLM"
<kees.verno...@klm.com> wrote:
> I'd say: nonsense. A "Social Media Marketing Manager" lecturing technical
> strategies?
As it turns out, he's
If you are using the kernel and initrd that came with the installation media,
that's correct. If you take the installed kernel and initrd from /boot and use
that instead, you won't have that problem.
> So I know how my own fully workin
ld be able to run SLES11 on your machine. The release notes say that
only z9 or later is supported, but that was a support limitation, not a
technical limitation. The binaries were generated with an architecture level
o
beat me to it. I'll add that it's
nice working for a company that appreciates the role of the mainframe in modern
IT.
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1 rack (32 nodes total) enhanced with Intel Xeon Phi co-processors (MICs)
3,840 MIC cores
0.064 Pflop/s total
and they're talking about current run times of "hundreds" of hours or longer, I
don't think they'll
s on systems other than Windows? Or can it be
> extracted with conventional utilities on other systems?
SHARE also provides an ISO file for people that don't want/need the
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It works well enough for my needs.
On Linux systems the poppler-tools package contains a "pdfinfo" command that
can print things like Title and Author from PDF files that contain them. This
could aid in creating symbolic links via scripting as well.
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>>> On 4/10/2017 at 12:13 PM, Paul Gilmartin
<000433f07816-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> Isn't Linux available on at least one "real machine"?
Linux runs on just about every type of machine
t; problems,
etc., but that would be a problem with the script, not SFTP.
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about that), just put the key as-is into the target userid's
.ssh/authorized_keys file and have them give it a try.
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is a whole different matter, even if they are wanting to do it on Intel/AMD
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independently of z/VM, but that is no longer true.
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spend untold hours reinventing the wheel with all the attendant problems that
go along with that, that's not a real consideration.
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lso be running other IBM operating systems.
Having said all that, the general Linux community views all mainframes as
weird. A lot of them come to love them once they get to know them, others
continue to want nothing to d
ich is a shame.
I didn't mind the loss of income so much, since I was using the funds to donate
to a local dog rescue. But the blindly binary decision making ticked me off,
particularly since they were already familiar with my work and regularly
requested
guest. If you set up the virtual machine with the same (virtual) addresses as
will be present in the native "LPAR" install, you should be able to transfer
your work to that environment quite easily later on.
If you have further problems, feel free to contact me off list, or post to the
Linu
fax number too.
Google's email address to report Gmail abuse is gmail-ab...@google.com.
The or.shiningbright.online domain is also handled by Google, so it's likely
that gmail-ab...@google.com would be the proper email address there as well.
from the HMC without requiring a network connection.
Take a look at the release notes for more information.
https://www.suse.com/releasenotes/x86_64/SUSE-SLES/12-SP2/
Downloads - SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP2 for z Systems
https://download.suse.com/Download?buildid=9vG3DWH0TWk~
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stomer for quite a while now. Last I
heard, they were pretty happy with the overall results.
Is there any specific reason why you're asking?
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called "vmcp". Those commands work, so you might be able to figure out what
they're doing and apply that to your program.
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Never surrender the requirement to be _able_ to know what just happened when
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>>> On 8/18/2016 at 02:29 PM, "Jack J. Woehr" <j...@well.com> wrote:
> That's the text from the Microsoft update to Windows pushed over the last
> couple of days. Sounds bogus to me.
It's not.
http://mm.icann.org/pipermail/tz-announce/20
ot;taken along for the ride" when a
hyperswap occurs. IBM is working on (or has already released) a GDPS
"appliance" which will do the same thing if you don't already have z/OS running
in your shop. Essentially it's a pre-packaged z/OS sys
ents. It's not about reducing the amount of downloads,
it's about saving the costs of manufacturing and distribution.
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pattern of late, but I don't have San Antonio's yet either.
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abandoning Linux).
When I run into something odd like this, I:
Right-click the link
Select "copy link"
Switch to a terminal session
Issue wget -N "CTRL-V" (with the double quotes in case there are shell meta
characters in the link.)
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efore deciding how to create them and what they will look like.
Something like that would be better discussed on the Linux-390 mailing list
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> by the lack of SHA2 support.
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> Thanks - just something for the weekends discussion
If SHA-1 is obsolete, and I think it is, and were I an IBM customer, I would
possibly try opening an Integrity APAR with the support center.
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Certainly 2 is much better than 8, but even 2 hours is a long time when you're
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We were told that the interface was not documented and never would be, so we
had to wait until an IBMer could/would write an open source driver for that
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>> >>> On 4/27/2016 at 03:51 PM, John McKown <john.archie.mck...@gmail.com>
>> wrote
ethod. Completely unattended install without
a net. :)
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should be able to duplicate the technique using your sysres.
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> faster or slower replacement?
I would say that it would be similar in speed, but would likely consume more
CPU compared to non-secure FTP. If you compare it to FTPS it should be close.
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Connor himself giving
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shared among users on a single system."
Certainly limits usability. I guess you could think of them as really
high-speed card reader/punches.
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re already taking him
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out in public are
SICOOB in Brazil
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
There are others that haven't agreed to be made public. SICOOB is a
particularly interesting one in that they started with Linux on z and then grew
to the point they decided they needed to
>>> On 4/4/2016 at 10:16 PM, "Jack J. Woehr" <j...@well.com> wrote:
> Linux comes with GCC, the best compiler in the world.
Dear ${DEITY}, hardly. Intel's are much better. Now if you had said "best no
cost compiler" I wouldn't have
ntenance.
Another thing to think about is finding a local Linux Users Group (LUG). There
are a lot of them out there and the people you meet there can be a big help.
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+ mainframers. Which included a number of IBM executives. :) He was
invited to give his talk in Poughkeepsie at the IBM z test labs where he got a
second standing ovation from the several hundred people there.
Check it out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45X4VP8CGtk
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while to figure out this was in fact a new name and a new offering.
>
> Perhaps I'm the only one...
I don't think any marketeer has ever been accused of being "too smart."
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so that won't help most people. However, it's entirely possible that IBM has a
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As long as it looks like a 3270-type console, you should be able to get it to
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>>> On 1/27/2016 at 08:43 AM, Carlos Bodra <cbo...@terra.com.br> wrote:
> I haven*t access to protect area of Share Sessions handouts.
If you create an account on the web site, you will be able to access the
content without having to resort to using search en
the portfolio, is now enabled with improved speed and
processing power." combined with Carlos' discovery in the IBM Configurator
seems to all be pointing in the same direction.
The page mentions March in relation to "IBM Open Platform." Maybe if we're
really lucky the formal a
a species of penguin.
As someone who works for SUSE, that's not exactly news. :)
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>>> On 1/26/2016 at 05:41 PM, Mike Schwab <mike.a.sch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg248251.pdf is a z13 reference.
For the new z13s? I already have the Redbooks for th
cle/linuxone-ibms-new-linux-mainframes/
Because the "updated" Rockhopper is no longer a BC12. It's apparently going to
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>>> On 1/25/2016 at 02:49 PM, "Nims,Alva John (Al)" <ajn...@ufl.edu> wrote:
> Yes, if I remember correctly (note message about memory core), but she had
> brought in a large coil of wire for that one.
That might have
es it. It knows enough
to set the attribute byte for the field to be non-display.
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significant backlash from it.
If you were able to get by with a 256MB /tmp before, and are only doing this
for one (mis-behaving) application, I'm not sure that skulker is really going
to be that necessary. Of course, time will tell.
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Cross-posted to Linux-390, IBMVM, and IBM-Main.
All,
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It's a bit of a PITA, but should work just fine until such time as he either
gets the SCSI IPL feature from IBM installed, or he finds some ECKD storage at
a reasonable price.
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y latest.
Based on what I've been seeing lately, you may wind up having to move. If you
do, however, I've seen a number of jobs that require mainframe skills, as well
as Linux, and even z/VM. Since that seems to fall into your areas of interest,
you might want to
Newer HMCs have a feature called the "Integrated ASCII console." I'm not
sure when that came into being, but I doubt your z890 has it.
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s 'Port name'. My OSAs don't have 'Port
> names' (the field is filled with '..') and I'm not sure how to
> assign them.
Port names are only needed if you're sharing a physical OSA with a z/OS system.
That won't be the case for you, so just try hitting enter, or
>>I understand that you want to run Linux. Good, because it's the
>>only free OS you can get that will run on that box.
>
> Solaris?
OpenSolaris really isn't an option any more, since Oracle acquired Sun
Microsystems. According to David Boyes, they're not
t then, our next conference is in
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I would be very interested in sharing my experiences, but would likely
not be-able to come up with the funds to make it.
In the future I definitely plan on making a nice video series on YouTube
showing what I've learned though.
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and you can't be restricted in what personal use you want to make of it.
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> Why would you think it was delayed?
Apparently he was stuck in the Bermuda Triangle. :)
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would think that you would only be starting an NFS _server_ process, not for a
client. An NFS "client" would be the mount command to mount the exported file
system into your HFS/ZFS.
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On 8/18/2015 at 12:00 PM, Mark Post wrote:
On 8/18/2015 at 09:47 AM, John McKown john.archie.mck...@gmail.com
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I don't remember the information quoted below being said before.
From:
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quote
More than
at low levels of over
commitment of resources. After that, z/VM will blow the doors off KVM.
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at SHARE in Orlando had a good session about (the lack of) good mainframe
security at a lot of shops he consults with.
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Phil Young's, main message is simply denying a problem exists won't protect
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support SLES 12 systems running on IBM's KVM hypervisor. I haven't seen
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