I've never tried to use DHCPCD on Linux/390. Sounds a little bizarre to
me.
Still, you might try using a Linux DHCPD server and see if it handles
things
better.
If you're using an OSA in QDIO mode, virtual hipersockets in z/VM 4.2 or
CTC/IUCV links, DHCP (server or client) will not work. It
Hi,
You might be interested that there are two Linux on zSeries
redbook residencies planned in Poughkeepsie, NY:
Linux on zSeries and S/390: Systems Management,
15 April - 17 May. See:
http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/residents.nsf/IntNumber/LS-K302?OpenDocument
Linux on zSeries and S/390:
I have been experimenting with linux using a 3270 console
rather then the HMC console. Now the HMC console might be
superior to the 3270 driver which gets initialised later,
and does not show the early messages, but the 3270 console
probably comes closer to the way 390 type operations are
run
x3270. It's pretty good, and should be on the source RPMs disk. If you need
a text-mode one, the Berkeley tn3270 text client is acceptable, but x3270 is
a lot better if you possibly can use it.
--db
What are people using for TN3270 emulation on Linux systems.
I use Red Hat
7.1
See below...
David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My question is if it is easy, difficult or impossible to port
large existing
S/390 applications written in assembler to run under LINUX on a 390 or
z/series platform? I am not talking about a batch
application but about a
server
My question is if it is easy, difficult or impossible to port
large existing
S/390 applications written in assembler to run under LINUX on a 390 or
z/series platform? I am not talking about a batch
application but about a
server type application that currently uses S/390 facilities
and
Does anyone know if CA is differentiating their licensing for the
VM:Manager suite of products (or individual products) differently on an
IFL??
I just asked my CA Sales Rep but his response was What's an IFL
Phil
Can someone point me to the FAQ and things I should read before asking
questions?
ciao!
leam
Todays mighty oak is yesterdays nut that held it's ground. --bumper
sticker
http://www.marist.edu/htbin/wlvindex?linux-vm
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Hall, Leam
Envoyé : lundi 11 mars 2002 16:02
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Objet : newbie alert!
Can someone point me to the FAQ and things I should read before
Hello everybody,
After rebuild my kernel 2.4.7 with all ibm patch applied, I get some
troubles with my first IPL.
Fsck tall me the filesystem has been corrupted
Should I need to do something else after zipl ?
Thanks for your responses.
Gerard MONTELEONE
Ingenieur Systeme Reseau
*
Have you done a shutdown? I did get similar errors, until I did one shutdown -h.
Then they seemed to go away.
Regards
John Gustavson
Enterprise Central Software Services (ECSS)
570 Washington Street - 2nd floor
New York, New York, 10080-6802
Mark:
Thanks for your response. I've already done that. It was one of the first
things I tried. I have the proxy server explicitly set in both
/etc/rc.config and in the settings/proxy panel in Konquerer. Anybody else
on our intranet can get to the proxy server, just not Linux/390 under VM.
You will get that message everytime you do not do a 'clean' dismount of the
file systems. If, say you had the file systems mounted for the Kernal
upgrade and did not dismount your file system prior to re-IPLing your
image, then the file system would be in an 'open' state when it tries to
mount
Has anyone seen this message on the SE console when attempting to ipl a
freshly installed Linux?
The load control unit or device is busy. Device status is 0C and
subchannel status is 40.
This is in a G5 with Ficon to a ficon director and from there into an IBM
'shark' dasd box.
I'm having
Jim:
The device status is Channel End + Device End, which is normal. The
subchannel status is Incorrect Length, which may indicate that you
have something wrong with your image on disk. The associated channel
program should start at absolute location 8. See Initial Program
Loading in the
Right. That's a semantic misnomer from my part. I said that because that's
where the LPAR is told what load device to run from is. The thing is that
the ramdisk image worked and accessed the devices properly. Should I
manually run a silo command with the T2 option specified? I am unsure if
YaST
Jim:
Someone with better Linux skills than I will need to jump in here to
address your questions about YaST and silo. It sure sounds like you
either don't have a good IPL record or what it points to is bogus.
Romney
On Mon, 11 Mar 2002 10:57:35 -0600 James Melin said:
Right. That's a semantic
This is native in an LPAR. We don't have VM, and cannot currently justify
the per-CP costs of licensing. Now, if we find something effective to do
with Linux, that's another story.
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| | Wolfe, Gordon W|
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On Mon, 11 Mar 2002 08:57:20 -0500, David Boyes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My question is if it is easy, difficult or impossible to port
large existing
S/390 applications written in assembler to run under LINUX on a 390 or
z/series platform? I am not talking about a batch
application but
You could always port Hercules to Linux/390. run zOS under Hercules
and then run the assembler systems there... grin john alvord
Been there, done that. It squeals like a pig.
-- db
Gordon, were you telneting to port 80 (or whatever port your proxy uses), or
just doing telnet machine-name ? Also, is this a socks proxy, or
something else? I'm not aware of any browsers under Linux/390 that support
socks proxies. There is a package (that I can't remember the name of right
Are you using SuSE 7.0 or 7.2? The silo command name changed to zilo in
7.2 I believe. Just checking. :)
Michael Coffin, VM Systems Programmer
Internal Revenue Service - Room 6030
Constitution Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20224
Voice: (202) 927-4188 FAX: (202) 622-6726
[EMAIL
Jae-hwa,
This worked perfectly.
Many Thanks,
Bill
Jae-hwa Park wrote:
Bill,
You can install RedHat's compat rpms on SLES-7. You can find these files
from my web page or RedHat's ftp site.
http://linux390.linuxkorea.co.kr/~kingcrab/s390/
I'm using these compat packages and I have
I think it is 7.0. It's the fall 2001 media. I have no way of checking at
the moment what version it thinks it installed.
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| | Coffin Michael C |
| | Michael.C.Coffin|
| | @irs.gov|
| |
The silo command does not create a file, it just writes some information
(including the ipl text found in ipleckd.boot out to the appropriate part
of the DASD unit. None of the file names used by silo are fixed, they can
be specified any way you want. The only reason I suggested doing it again
What do you think about this ?
http://news.com.com/2100-1001-857008.html
Gerard MONTELEONE
Ingenieur Systeme Reseau
* 04.95.23.68.09 / 06.87.72.70.32
S.I.T.E.C zi du Vazzio
20090 AJACCIO Cedex
What is there to think? It's a problem, a fix has been developed, every one
needs to put it on. My Linux distribution, Slackware, has already posted
their fix on their FTP server, and notified their security mailing list. I
guess I'll be putting it on tomorrow after I get up.
Mark Post
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