On 4/7/19 9:53 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
> Does VM simulate those instructions that are found in the virtual guest
> environment but not on the real hardware?
No.
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> Might VM also "up-simulate" in some circumstance
lems.
In particular, if you find:
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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
please say tun
anges 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-S
ia. That means to
perform a brand new installation, you'll need to either access the SUSE
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e severe doubts
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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>>> On 4/10/2017 at 12:13 PM, Paul Gilmartin
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> Isn't Linux available on at least one "real machine"?
Linux runs on just about every type of ma
e presentation. 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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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
self-extracting zip file.
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es total) enhanced with Intel Xeon Phi co-processors (MICs)
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0.064 Pflop/s total
and they're talking about current run times of "hundreds" of hours or longer, I
don't think they
it's
nice working for a company that appreciates the role of the mainframe in modern
IT.
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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
of z800/z900.
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nel 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 working z800 :)
Congratulations. ;)
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>>> On 6/29/2017 at 07:53 AM, "Vernooij, Kees (ITOPT1) - KLM"
wrote:
> I'd say: nonsense. A "Social Media Marketing Manager" lecturing technical
> strategies?
As it turns out, he
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l media. That means to
perform a brand new installation, you'll need to either access the SUSE
repositories for all the packages that have not been updated, or a local
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act your local SUSE sales
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for 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
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7;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
P connection to mount it.
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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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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>>> On 1/25/2016 at 02:49 PM, "Nims,Alva John (Al)" 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 been a
w 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 an
in.
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 wrote:
> http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg248251.pdf is a z13 reference.
For the new z13s? I already have the Redbooks for the z13.
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Because the "updated" Rockhopper is no longer a BC12. It's apparently going to
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>>> On 1/27/2016 at 08:43 AM, Carlos Bodra 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 engines.
a 3270-type console, you should be able to get it to
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You should probably ask these questions on the IBMVM listserv. You will
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ing towards using openJDK instead. But, we don't particulary "do Windows"
so that won't help most people. However, it's entirely possible that IBM has a
version for Windows.
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>
> Perhaps I'm the only one...
I don't think any marketeer has ever been accused of being "too smart."
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140+ 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
nd maintenance.
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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> 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
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 a
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has the CF0 disk linked 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/mo
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dwidth between the DVD reader and the LPAR is (an) order(s) of magnitude
slower than a network-based installation server. I don't know if that changed
with either the z13 or z13s. If not, I'm hoping that multiple IBM customers
sign on to a requirement to improve it.
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from the USB port in the HMC on a z13.
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st of why I prefer Linux over Windows.
Never surrender the requirement to be _able_ to know what just happened when
you did that install.
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and are too arrogant to ask for help." :)
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created a different version
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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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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LPAR 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
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h, a 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 t
as a z/VM
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 o
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 w
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 do with them.
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lso correct. Of course, for people that _want_ to
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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independently of z/VM, but that is no longer true.
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e on Linux. Application re-hosting
is a whole different matter, even if they are wanting to do it on Intel/AMD
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>>> On 1/25/2014 at 01:09 AM, David Crayford wrote:
> On 25/01/2014 1:57 PM, Mark Post wrote:
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>> Given who I work for, I would truly like to believe that, but I have grave
> doubts about such statements unless the sources are cited, etc. I know for a
> fac
uld be run on.
That means you can have your test (or even production) z/OS systems running
under z/VM right along side Linux, each being dispatched on the appropriate
processor for that workload.
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> infected others.
According to my dictionary, you're going to have to use a time machine and go
back to the 1600's if you really want to attack the origins of that word.
Probably not worth the effort.
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> Unexpected error during output. RC=13.
> Ready(00013); T=2.27/2.49 11:22:16
It appears there's a step missing. After step 8l there should be this:
ERASE NOV150 DISKIMG A (TYPE
to free up the space for the 151 disk to be unpacked.
r system is defined more by the installation media it contains than
what it is running itself. Even so, I've opened up some inquiries internally
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t are considered
critical to overall system performance _are_ written in assembler for every
architecture. I would say that given the fact that IBM isn't interested in
porting z/OS (including RACF and the like) to other hardware pla
here in this JCL stream are you telling the client to try to
use SSL and not just plain-text FTP?
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This may be yet another case where running strace or ltrace on the server side
will give you some insight into what is going on. If you don't want to go down
that road, i would say it's time to open up a PMR with IBM.
;t have
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ve some source code in escrow. Think governments and the like.
"We won't license this product or any of your other products unless you agree
to put the source code for this particular package in escrow."
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>>> On 6/27/2014 at 06:37 PM, Skip Robinson wrote:
> I think your solution will have to be table driven with
> an entry for every country and for every U.S. state.
Such a table already exists.
http://www.iana.org/time-zo
>>> On 7/9/2014 at 04:24 PM, Ed Finnell
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> Wonder if SHARE has Mobile plans?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coreapps.android.followme.share_inc
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you might be better off re-installing z/VM (as a
second-level guest initially) instead of trying to do any sort of migration.
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e script you showed tests for that eventuality, but I figured it might be
worth stating explicitly.
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tuff,
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roducts 92 percent faster."
>>
> Does "improve time savings by 90 percent" mean that a job that formerly
> took 10 hours now takes 1 hour?
More likely that it reduced the amount of people time to assemble systems,
ge for subscriptions (for the base product and maintenance to it) and
support contracts (for bug fixing, etc.).
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peak to the performance aspects, but that is indeed the way Linux for
System z runs processes. It also exploits primary vs. secondary address spaces
for further isolation.
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>>> On 8/13/2012 at 11:32 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
> Would this be more like Platform Solutions Inc., or like Hercules, or
> like Neon ZPrime?
I suspect it's more like (as in "is") zPDT, or it's cousin RDz.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-19291258
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>>> On 8/28/2012 at 01:59 PM, shai hess wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 8:54 PM, Mark Post wrote:
>
>> >>> On 8/28/2012 at 01:31 PM, shai hess wrote:
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>> > Any new customers using MF or any increasing MF processing?
>>
>> >>Acco
>>> On 8/28/2012 at 03:52 PM, Jose Correa Saldeño
>>> wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> How much improvement in speed can we expect going from z10 IFLs to the
> zEC12 IFLs
The same as what was claimed for the full-speed general
t all new work should be moved
> to that environment.
If the hardware costs were the only thing you counted, that would be true.
However, there are a myriad of cost factors and business factors that make
mainframes the best choice for a significant number o
>>> On 9/2/2012 at 04:51 PM, Clark Morris wrote:
> The major reason for staying on a mainframe (z, Unisys A, Unisys 2200
> follow-on) is the horrendous cost of migration.
That is far from the only reason to stay on the mainframe.
> Noting the number of
> smaller entities that have successfully
ne is a presentation I did at SHARE, IBM
zExpo, and WAVV a number of times.
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into System z aren't needed for that type of work, so
no need to spend the big bucks for it.
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