On Fri, 15 Mar 2002 22:14:24 -0500 Ferguson, Neale said:
>Like I said, it looked like something "The Onion" could have produced. Just
>because it says Sun doesn't mean it was (besides it's getting close to April
>1). Frankly, I wish they'd concentrate on Micro$oft rather than trying to
>split the
My understanding:
ldl & cdl:
Cyl 0 Head 0 Track 2: IPL record
ldl & cdl:
Cyl 0 Head 0 Track 3: Label
cdl:
Cyl 0 Head 0 Tracks 4-5: DSCBs to make it look like one through four data
sets
Like I said, it looked like something "The Onion" could have produced. Just
because it says Sun doesn't mean it was (besides it's getting close to April
1). Frankly, I wish they'd concentrate on Micro$oft rather than trying to
split the *nix vote.
> -Original Message-
> Did you try your
Try this for a spinlock. It's similar to something I coded when I ported
Postgresql a couple of years ago. (Have we been doing this for > 2 years
already?)
31 bit:
static inline int TAS(int *lock)
{
int _res;
__asm__ __volatile(" lghi1,1\n"
" lg 2,%0\n"
Hi, there.
I'm trying to install the latest RH's s390x on my z900.
And I'm going to use virtual hipersocket between VM TCPIP and
other Linux guests.
I applied several PTFs that required for hipersocket on z/VM 4.2.
And I downloaded qdio/qeth(8) oco modules from developerworks site.
But RH's ker
>Hope you folks dont mind simple questions ;-)
As they said in school, there are no stupid questions.
If you want to know, there are probably at least 10 others that do too.
>Can I ipl a Linux image off either a cdl or ldl format disk?
You Bet.
>could somebody point me to a good explanation o
>
> > To ease migration it would be quite useful to be able to access
> > another CMS user's minidisk or its virtual reader from a machine
> > running Linux. I that possible? Can the CMS virtual machine write, the
> > Linux one read from the same mindisk?
>
>Rick Troth wrote a CMS minidisk driver
> Can anyone do the necessary dig/nslookup to see who really
> is behind this site: "http://www.bigbluesmoke.com";.
>
Did you try your web browser? The home page tells you!
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Steve, in the z800 Technical Introduction Redbook there is a chapter on
Linux that describes how to install SuSE 2.4.7 and QDIO. There is a bug
(syntax error) in the installation which doesn't add the portname
correctly. Here are some of the steps necessary:
OSA Express Fast Ethernet in QDIO mode
I did get lot more information on this from Sleepycat support team:
**
The problem is that Berkeley DB does not include assembly
language mutexes for the s390 architecture, and Linux POSIX
1003.1 pthread mutexes aren't suffic
>One nit. Instead of saying "Access to the disks from another OS should be
>restricted to time when Linux is down," it would be more appropriate to say
>"Access to the disks from another OS should be restricted to when those
>disks are unmounted from the Linux system." Depending on what disk we'
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>
> Can anyone do the necessary dig/nslookup to see who really
> is behind this site: "http://www.bigbluesmoke.com";.
>
Here's the answers from here - first an nslookup, then a dig -x.
- Dave Rivers -
[dignus.com]$ nslookup www.bigbluesmoke.com
Server:
They certainly aren't trying to hide it...
that "IBM tetris" game is pretty lame too ;)
I guess that I'm not sure what to expect from SUN these days...they call it
"ITCH"? Anyone have a backscratcher? :)
Doug Ponte
z/VM, CP I/O Development and Service
zSeries, IBM - Endicott, NY USA
> Can anyone do the necessary dig/nslookup to see who really
> is behind this site: "http://www.bigbluesmoke.com";.
Here's the whois data. Given that all the name servers are corporate assets
owned by Sun, I would suspect that the owner is a Sun employee.
Whois Server Version 1.3
Domain names
I seem to be using PHP3 already, this snippet from error_log after doing the
restart:
Apache/1.3.12 (Unix) (SuSE/Linux) mod_perl/1.24 PHP/3.0.17-dev
> -Original Message-
> From: Post, Mark K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> There was a problem with PHP4 causing Apache to fail during
>
>We have uploaded our current beta to:HREF="ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/rawhide/s390x/";>
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/rawhide/s390x/
>Some of the changes:
>- kernel contains:-
>GPL lcs driver is now included
>- fix for samba problems
>- order2-3 patch from IBM
>- many bug-fixes
I wasn't implying Sun were hiding. It's just the style of writing is in the
vein of "The Onion" (no reflection on the accuracy or otherwise of the
content). I guess I'm not used to reading entertaining stuff coming from the
likes of Sun or IBM. I thought it might have been a Sun user group's effor
I am getting error message when doing the make ---
/usr/s390-sus-linux/bin/ld: cannot found -lclntsh
-- make realclean
-- perl Makefile.PLI
--make
... error occure
According to the first article, Sun isn't trying to hide anything.
IBM schedules meetings
Santa Clara, CA - In a stunning response to continued assaults by industry
titan IBM, Sun Microsystems today launched a web site. www.bigbluesmoke.com
is reported to be the first known use of Internet Techn
Do we get extra credit for guessing which site this is? :)
On Friday 15 March 2002 01:23 pm, you wrote:
> The following split screen comes from ESAMON at an installation
> running a mail program under Linux on s/390. The top half of
> the screen shows the Linux cpu loads, what Linux thinks
It's been a while, so the memory is a little vague. I believe that when
Apache tried to load the PHP shared library (.so file), it could not because
of some error with it, and so the whole startup failed. Recompiling PHP4
seemed to allow the library to be loaded, and everything proceeded normall
Also, there is a link to the site from Sun's BigAdmin site site.
Sorry, now that I realize it, I don't know that the netcraft info
was very helpful.
Whois shows:
Whois Server Version 1.3
Domain names in the .com, .net, and .org domains can now be registered
with many different competing regis
whois says:
Registrant:
Sun Microsystems, Inc. (BIGBLUESMOKE2-DOM)
901 San Antonio Road
Palo Alto, CA 94303
US
Domain Name: BIGBLUESMOKE.COM
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Hostmaster (HO10519-OR) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sun Microsystems, Inc
901 San Anton
Domain Name: BIGBLUESMOKE.COM
Registrar: NETWORK SOLUTIONS, INC.
Whois Server: whois.networksolutions.com
Referral URL: http://www.networksolutions.com
Name Server: NS-OS.SUN.COM
Name Server: NS.SUN.COM
Name Server: NS.USEC.SUN.COM
Name Server: NS-BRM.SUN.COM
Name Server
On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Ferguson, Neale wrote:
> Can anyone do the necessary dig/nslookup to see who really
> is behind this site: "http://www.bigbluesmoke.com";.
Registrant:
Sun Microsystems, Inc. (BIGBLUESMOKE2-DOM)
901 San Antonio Road
Palo Alto, CA 94303
US
Domain Name: BIGBLUESMOKE
On Fri, Mar 15, 2002 at 12:25:42PM -0700, Ferguson, Neale wrote:
> Can anyone do the necessary dig/nslookup to see who really
> is behind this site: "http://www.bigbluesmoke.com";.
>
dev-linux:~ $ dig bigbluesmoke.com
; <<>> DiG 8.3 <<>> bigbluesmoke.com
;; res options: init recurs defnam dnsrc
www.netcraft.com says:
OS
Server
Last changed
IP address
Netblock Owner
Solaris
Netscape-Enterprise/ 4.1
27-Oct- 2001
64.124.140.188
Abovenet Communications, Inc.
Solaris
Netscape-Enterprise/ 3.6 SP2
18-May- 2001
64.41.222.183
Exodus Communications
"Ferguson, Neale"
I would like to share some thoughts and research on this.
First, at share last week, there were only two numbers presented
that I found interesting. Was a websphere presentation by
Tom Pajak and Tom Ronksley. The two tasks measured on an
INTEL 1.5GHz vs an MP50 were measured wall clock only:
1)
Can anyone do the necessary dig/nslookup to see who really
is behind this site: "http://www.bigbluesmoke.com";.
Upon further reflection, it may also have been that I did the mknod command
before the insmod. I had done the mknod for /dev/ntibm0 and /dev/btibm0 ,
then shut down and rebooted linux, attached the tape and did the insmod.
When I tried to do the mknod again, it said it was already there.
"You do
That's exactly what fixed the problem. I just used the "/dev/ntibm0" driver
and it worked fine. I also used the /dev/btibm0 device on the same mounted
tape on the same drive, and it works, too. Didn't try /dev/rtibm0 or
/dev/ntibm1 with a second tape.
Here's a quick "how-to" I put together for
Although I did rebuild PHP4 from the src.rpm, could you please elaborate on
a PHP4 problem that causes Apache to fail?
/Thomas Kern
/(301)903-2211
-Original Message-
From: Post, Mark K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 13:40
There was a problem with PHP4 causing Ap
Tom,
It was nice meeting you at SHARE. I hope you get to come back and bring
others from Timken with you.
What does your routing table look like when you're attempting the pings?
For that matter, what is the IP address of your OSA, and the first router
past the OSA card? Post the output from "
Don,
$ rpm -qlp glib-devel-1.2.10-5.s390.rpm
/usr/bin/glib-config <- It's right there
/usr/include/glib-1.2
/usr/include/glib-1.2/glib.h
/usr/include/glib-1.2/gmodule.h
/usr/lib/glib
/usr/lib/glib/include
/usr/lib/glib/include/glibconfig.h
/usr/lib/libglib.a
/usr/lib/libglib.la
/usr/l
Patrick,
There was a problem with PHP4 causing Apache to fail during startup. If you
remove PHP4 and only use PHP3 (or re-compile PHP4 from the source RPM), you
should be ok.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Mullen, Patrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 1:14
One nit. Instead of saying "Access to the disks from another OS should be
restricted to time when Linux is down," it would be more appropriate to say
"Access to the disks from another OS should be restricted to when those
disks are unmounted from the Linux system." Depending on what disk we're
t
Gordon,
What, exactly, fixed the problem? The reason I ask is because I got an
offline email pointing out that /dev/rtibm0 and /dev/ntibm0 were both
character devices with the same major and minor numbers, and that should
_not_ work. Was it just using the "0" suffix and not "1" that made things
Can anyone help me with an Apache related issue? Everything looks like it's
configured right, but after booting httpd does not start. A "status" command
returns "No process" and the httpd error_log file is completely empty. If I
do a "restart" command it seems to activate, but I still can't connec
Thanks. This solved my problem. Thanks to all who responded.
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> From: Post,
>Drew Arthur wrote:
>We are looking for a Trial copy of WebSphere Application Server 3.5 for
>Suse Linux 7.0. IBM has removed it from the ftp and website in favor of
>v4.0. If anyone has a trial copy that they would be willing to share, or
>knows of a download site where it is readily available p
> My problem is that there is no place to go for scaling numbers. How many
> print queues can I configure under Linux and at what rate can I spool to
> them? (There appears to be no answer to this.) Given any disk array, how
> much data can I push out through the pipe? (There are some very lim
I attended Share last week and I followed the Linux/390 track. I want to
thank all of you who presented, all presentations were excellent and very
informative. Share was especially "special" since I got to spend time with
an old friend, Scott Courtney. Scott you and your talents are missed and it
>Hope you folks dont mind simple questions ;-)
Ah, so that must be the reason everyone has these questions ;-)
>Can I ipl a Linux image off either a cdl or ldl format disk?
Yes. You need run zipl (for the Linux 2.4 distro - zilo, silo for older).
It should work with either cdl and ldl format.
>Can I ipl a Linux image off either a cdl or ldl format disk?
I think, yes
# man fdasd
-d diskLayout or --disk_layout=diskLayout
Formats the device with compatible disk layout or
linux disk layout. diskLayout is either cdl for
the compatib
What level of kernel did you say you were using? Rather than inflict the
list with duplicate data (as I couldn't be bothered looking through the
archives) would you forward me the logs, chandev.conf and modules.conf you
are using please?
> -Original Message-
> hello,
>
>i am still try
hello,
i am still trying to get the OSAE card working. i have attempted all of
the suggestions i have received with no succes yet. i can only assume that
i am doing something wrong.
i was unable to add a new device via YAST. when i try to do the 'add
device' it blows me out of the menu. i tr
Posting this question to this technical body
Chuck Gray
IT Architect
Seattle Office (206) 587-3091
Fax Number (206) 587-3091
Tie Line 277-3091
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Forwarded by Chuck Gray/Beaverton/IBM on 03/15/2002 06:23 AM -
Walt Pe
Hope you folks dont mind simple questions ;-)
Can I ipl a Linux image off either a cdl or ldl format disk?
I am going to try this and see if it works but I thought I'd ask and see
what I can learn. BTW ... could somebody point me to a good explanation
of cdl v/s ldl?
Thanks,
-Don
Hi David,
thanks a lot, your patch did it!
At least, up to now I'm unable to crash the kernel again,
just by using samba.
I think monday morning I'll give it back to the users
and so we'll see, if it will pass even this stress test.
Have a nice weekend,
Uschi
-Urspr|ngliche Nachricht-
The patch fixed my problems too. Incidentally, turning off dnotify in
samba also got rid of "x.x.x.x sent an invalid ICMP error to a
broadcast" messages I was getting (when
icmp_ignore_bogus_error_responses is false), where x.x.x.x was a
(buggy?) router.
Was previously using the same version (2.
Hi Mark,
Yea, but there isn't any glib_config script or any header files that this
gtk app needs to build. So, I figure that development support isn't
really there.
-Don
-Original Message-
Don,
When I look at my copy of Red Hat 7.2 for Linux/390, I see
-rw-r--r--1 1455
Hi Uschi,
On Fri, Mar 15, 2002 at 01:32:37PM +0100, Ursula Biskup wrote:
> Hello Florian La Roche,
>
> this is the version we are using:
>
>
> Name: sambaRelocations: (not relocateable)
> Version : 2.2.1aVendor: Red Hat, Inc.
> Rele
Mark, Neale,
I'm getting 404 for http://www.linuxvm.org/penguinvm/
I'm also getting 404 for
http://penguinvm.princeton.edu/programs/cpint-1.1.2.tar.gz
Is cpint hiding somewhere else?
Regards, Dougie Lawson
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Hello Florian La Roche,
this is the version we are using:
Name: sambaRelocations: (not relocateable)
Version : 2.2.1aVendor: Red Hat, Inc.
Release : 5 Build Date: Mon 12 Nov 2001
14:25:14 CET
Install
On Fri, Mar 15, 2002 at 09:52:51AM +0100, Ursula Biskup wrote:
> > -fix for samba problems
>
> Does this concern this one:
>
>
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=58737
>
> ??
Hello Ursula Biskup,
I have heard that disabling "dnotify" fixes the problems. This can either
be
> -fix for samba problems
Does this concern this one:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=58737
??
It has been discussed in this list some time ago
But the problem with Samba still seems not to be fixed!
Or anybody else who has been concerned has come over
this problem?
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