>> who cannot separate z/OS the operating system from Z hardware.
Let alone people who believe that z/OS is the only op-sys running on z
hardware.
Just for the record: there is an actual version of z/VSE - z/VM - z/TPF
Martin
On Tue, 23 May 2023 08:59:58 +0800, David Crayford wrote:
>...
>USS is bi-modal as are the C/C++ compilers. I run everything in USS in
>ASCII mode. All of Rocket and IBMs z/OS UNIX ports are in ASCII.
>
Is there an ASCII shell (perhaps Rocket bash?) in which I can readily, from
desktop ssh:
ux containers. I've been working with a RedHat OCP
cluster running on z/OS which is interesting.
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On 5/22/23 10:40, Pommier, Rex wrote:
Hi Bob,
Linux on Z and OMVS are 2 completely different animals. OMVS is an
integral part of z/OS (try running TCP/IP without it for e
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Hi Rick,
Thanks for the confir
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Hi Rick,
Thanks for the confirmation. I was meandering the internet to remove the last
shred of doubt about zLinux being full ASCII and was somewhat dismayed at the
number of hits I got talking about "Linux for z/OS" No it ain't!!! :-)
Rex
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OS the operating system from
Z hardware.
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On 5/22/23 10:40, Pommier, Rex wrote:
Hi Bob,
Linux on Z and OMVS are 2 completely different animals. OMVS is an integral
part of z/OS (try running TCP/IP without it for example). zLinux is a
completely separate operating system, runn
Hi Bob,
Linux on Z and OMVS are 2 completely different animals. OMVS is an integral
part of z/OS (try running TCP/IP without it for example). zLinux is a
completely separate operating system, running in an LPAR or on top of VM just
like another OS image. Another difference is that OMVS
I see something I should clarify directly:
" I see packets going out and replies coming in - but Linux does not appear
to get any traffic (RX counters not increasing)" - when I say "I see
packets going out and replies coming in" that's on the switch side, not in
the zLinux L
Hi,
I'm operating a z114 with OSA Express 4S 1G and 10G cards.
I'm having the following issue on both zLinux (kernel 5.3.0) and z/VM 630.
When TCPIP is restarted, either in VM as "FORCE TCPIP" + "XAUTOLOG TCPIP"
(or linux as "ip link set down" followed up "up&qu
On Fri, 23 Mar 2018 00:18:56 -0500, Munif Sadek wrote:
>Req: TYPE A
>Rsp: 200 Representation type is Ascii NonPrint
>Req: NLST /software/RHEL/generic.ins/.
Thank you.
we have got couple of IFLs from IBM for our POC so all good.
I have activated my LPAR on IFL and can see LINUX on System Management ->
Partitions -> and LPAR icon.
Now when I am trying to use -RECOVERY -> Load from Removable Media or Server, I
am getting
"An error occurred while
David Boyes wrote:
>2. Make sure you have at least 2 physical engines in the LPAR
>you intend to use Linux on, and at least 2 virtual CPUs in your
>VMs.
If you cannot meet this "rule of thumb" advice then one IFL should still be
OK provided you make sure SMT2 is enabled on that IFL. SMT2 was
d to invent the wheel here; use what you already know plus
whatever you have to do to get a virtualization environment running.
>Hopefully IBM zLinux document can give me comparative studies of different
> Linux distribution available on zSeries.
There is an IBM manual called
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Subject: Linux (zLinux) on zSeries
Finally we are getting an IFL from IBM on trial to install Linux on our z13.
No KVM or zVM on the Mainframe. I am looking for any redbooks or IBM
installation document for Linux on zSeries. I am inclined towards Red Hat
Enterprise
(zLinux) on zSeries
Finally we are getting an IFL from IBM on trial to install Linux on our z13.
No KVM or zVM on the Mainframe. I am looking for any redbooks or IBM
installation document for Linux on zSeries. I am inclined towards Red Hat
Enterprise Linux AS 7 as I expect it to be better
, February 11, 2018 7:24 AM
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Subject: Linux (zLinux) on zSeries
Finally we are getting an IFL from IBM on trial to install Linux on our z13.
No KVM or zVM on the Mainframe. I am looking for any redbooks or IBM
installation document for Linux on zSeries. I am inclined
[mailto:IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU] On Behalf
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Subject: Linux (zLinux) on zSeries
Finally we are getting an IFL from IBM on trial to install Linux on our z13.
No KVM or zVM on the Mainframe. I am looking for any redbooks
Hello, Munif.
First, welcome to the z/Linux community. A very good place top post such
questions as yours is the "Linux on 390 Port "
listserv. Instructions on how to subscribe to it or browse the archives can be
found here:
http://www.vm.ibm.com/techinfo/listserv.html
SPARK.
Hopefully IBM zLinux document can give me comparative studies of different
Linux distribution available on zSeries.
seeking expert advise , experience, gotchas, ROTs.
Regards
Munif
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I thought Timefinder was for replicating data at a local level? (like Flashcopy
/ snapshot)
You seem to be suggesting moving the data to a remote EMC box. I would have
thought SRDF would be the product to use?
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I have a customer that is currently on a z10 however they only use zVM and
Redhat and EMC DASD
I am looking at proposing an IBM Emperor Penguin as the datacenter is
relocated to a SOC2 center
Does anyone have any experience in using replicating to a 3rd DC
Just checked. In BETA3.
See http://www.mantissa.com/mantissa-product-families/virtualization/
HTH,
Sometime back Mantissa.com was attempting to write what I would term a thin
translation layer such that Microsoft based products could be run Under Linux,
under zVM.
::DISCLAIMER::
I think it is only a question of licensing. Probably they do not have the
license to run Windows on z.
ITschak
ITschak Mugzach
Z/OS, ISV Products and Application Security & Risk Assessments Professional
On Mon, Dec 5, 2016 at 4:31 PM, Steve wrote:
>
> Sometime back
Sometime back Mantissa.com was attempting to write what I would term a thin
translation layer such that Microsoft based products could be run Under Linux,
under zVM.
Does anyone know if that product went anywhere?
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Subject: zLinux market penetration
I wonder how many of you are using zLinux. In Isrtael only two out of about
15 sites use zLinux, not sure they ar happy with it.
The last document I saw reg. zlinx pen. wat from cheril Wattson (Exploiting
z/OS: Tales From the MVS Survey from 2014) showing
Interesting numbers, Mark. Assume that suse has about half of the zLinux
market, it seems that about one 3rd of the customers are using zLinux. Base on
numbers I have I estimate the number of mainframe clients at 6,000 more or
less. This is an amazing success, even if the number in a quarter
>>> On 11/5/2016 at 02:23 PM, Itschak Mugzach <imugz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I wonder how many of you are using zLinux. In Isrtael only two out of about
> 15 sites use zLinux, not sure they ar happy with it.
>
> The last document I saw reg. zlinx pen. wat from cheril
l, and all
that.
Charles
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Subject: zLinux market penetration
I wonder how many of you are using zLinux. In Is
I wonder how many of you are using zLinux. In Isrtael only two out of about
15 sites use zLinux, not sure they ar happy with it.
The last document I saw reg. zlinx pen. wat from cheril Wattson (Exploiting
z/OS: Tales From the MVS Survey from 2014) showing only 10% of the
responders (105) uses
Thank you Mark. Appreciate it
Regards,
Kumar
On Tue, Jun 14, 2016 at 10:57 PM, Mark Post wrote:
> >>> On 6/14/2016 at 08:23 AM, Carlos Bodra wrote:
> > http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247492.html?Open
>
> That book is quite old, and only talks
>>> On 6/14/2016 at 08:23 AM, Carlos Bodra wrote:
> http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247492.html?Open
That book is quite old, and only talks about Red Hat Enterprise Linux. There
are newer versions which use newer versions of z/VM, RHEL, and SUSE Linux
Enterprise
Vacancy Announcement – z/VM zLinux Systems Programmer
I am helping a local software company locate a z/VM Linux Systems Programmer
needed in the Arlington, VA area. This firm will hire the person as an
employee to work on a US Government contract with 3 years to go. The firm has
contracts
Would suggest to go to the LINUX-390 list:
linux-...@vm.marist.edu
On 23.05.2013 18:16, de Wet, Albertus H wrote:
Trying to setup a Redhat 7.1 image on an IFL.
Get it to boot from the HMC's CDROM.
Reply to enter the network device, as eth0 and also tried qeth
For the address I enter:
On 5/23/2013 at 12:16 PM, de Wet, Albertus H dewe...@ghc.org wrote:
Trying to setup a Redhat 7.1 image on an IFL.
Get it to boot from the HMC's CDROM.
Reply to enter the network device, as eth0 and also tried qeth
For the address I enter:
qeth,0x3F00
When I reply to the eth0 / qeth
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You might give zLinux on Hercules a shot too.
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Thanks for catching my typo's...
I do in fact have
machine login myracfuser...and end the macro with quit..not quite.
At any rate I have success!!! I added a blank at the end of each line in
.netrc and made sure the very last line is CRLF.
I'm good to go.
Thanks for pointing me in the right
A matter of preference, but I prefer Unix here documents to echo whatever
| command :
ftp zos EOF
put /some/path/and/file.txt 'zos.output.file'
quit
EOF
Kirk Wolf
Dovetailed Technologies
http://dovetail.com
PS Now if the archaic z/OS shell would only support process
substitution...
On Thu, Nov
: .netrc on zLinux - FTP to zos
A matter of preference, but I prefer Unix here documents to echo
whatever
| command :
ftp zos EOF
put /some/path/and/file.txt 'zos.output.file'
quit
EOF
Kirk Wolf
Dovetailed Technologies
http://dovetail.com
PS Now if the archaic z/OS shell would only
We want to automate some ftp's on our zlunix machine to our zos host.
I created .netrc like this
machine mymachine.comp.com userid myzosracfid password myzosracfidpw
macdef ftptest
put zlunix.filename 'zos.dataset'
quite
It is my understanding on zlinux .netrc I merely say
zlunix machine to our zos host.
I created .netrc like this
machine mymachine.comp.com userid myzosracfid password myzosracfidpw
macdef ftptest
put zlunix.filename 'zos.dataset'
quite
It is my understanding on zlinux .netrc I merely say ftp
mymachine.comp.com
Hi Ron,
very glad to hear that your problem is solved now and all works for you !
Sometimes a few explaining words are very usefull for further understanding
of manuals/presentations. At least that is my experience ...
If there should occure any further problems pls. feel free to address them
Jerry,
You pointed me at ib...@listserv.uark.edu.
I'd already subscribed to this as an RSS feed in Google reader. That's my
prefered method of seeing all the detail when I want to rather than getting
interrupted by emails all the time. I use the same process for IBM-MAIN and
several
Hi Ron,
alhough I think the IBMVM forum is the right place to address your question,
I do not see a the 'real' OSD-device representing your VSWITCH1.
I.E. : RDEV: 0500.P00 VDEV: 0500 Controller: DTCVSW2
ciao Lutz
Sorry guys. 0870 is the correct address. Everywhere where I put 780 was wrong.
The OSA card on the zLinux LPAR is 0870 and I defined a NICDEF on 870 for the
zLinux VM.
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Lutz,
You say I do not see a the 'real' OSD-device representing your
VSWITCH1 and I agree we have not defined that, it wasn't specified in the
example i was following which said simply issue the commands -
CP DEFINE VSWITCH VSWITCH1
CP SET VSWITCH VSWITCH1 GRANT LNXVM
Sorry for fast finger tips - I should have said can not instead of can' :-(
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Lutz,
Thanks for your help. As I said before I used to be a VM sysprog 20+
years ago before TCPIP entered the IBM world.
I was hoping the VSWITCH would allow us to use the same OSA card as VM.
That was what I was trying to achieve.
I had thought it might be like VMWARE's VM where I
Lutz
But since this topic is not related to z/OS ...
Some time ago I was chastised very roundly indeed by one of the usual
suspects inhabiting this list for what this very suggestion implies!!!
Apparently, IBM-MAIN is ***not*** exclusively to be regarded as a z/OS list.
Perhaps if this were
Ron
There is no way to get this all running of the one OSA?
Paying attention to the question mark at the end of what is otherwise
apparently a statement, my very limited understanding of the principles of
VSWITCH is that one real OSA is all you need and then only if you want your
virtual
Chris,
In reply to your suggestions.
1) I've already spoken to our IP guy but he's a z/OS guy, as am I really, and
between us we're still stuck.
2) Thanks for the redpaper, I hadn't seen that one. However a lot of the detail
on the older versions doesn't seem to match with VM 6.2,
You can use the same OSA card. But what you need to do is give that OSA to
the vswitch and then connect TCPIP to the vswitch instead of the OSA.
There are some changes to TCPIP that would have to happen.
Take this to the vm list - it is quite active and lots of help there.
The IBM z/VM
On 6/20/2012 at 11:19 AM, Ron MacRae ronmac...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
I was hoping the VSWITCH would allow us to use the same OSA card as VM.
That was what I was trying to achieve.
I had thought it might be like VMWARE's VM where I can have several virtual
machines all using different IP
Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@listserv.ua.edu] On Behalf
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Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 8:47 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@listserv.ua.edu
Subject: Re: Vm ZLinux VSWITCH question
Chris,
In reply to your suggestions.
1) I've already spoken to our IP guy but he's a z/OS guy
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