At 17:08 08-10-02, Rick Troth wrote:
And while we're at it, it would be helpful to have a userspace
program to do it and return a completion code (and maybe even do
the CP LINK as well).
I would disagree about the CP LINK part.
More significantly, this may be an ioctl() type of call.
Michael, could you please send me the following information offline?
I would like to have a look into the problem.
dasdview -b 0 -s 3b -2 -f /dev/dasde (first 3 blocks of track 0)
dasdview -b 1t -s 6b -2 -f /dev/dasde (first 6 blocks of track 1)
dasdview -b 2t -s 1b -2 -f /dev/dasde (first
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 00:33, Ulrich Weigand wrote:
I would not recommend building kernel 2.4.7 with gcc 3.2, because
the kernel is rather sensitive w.r.t. compiler version, and there are
several cases where old kernels contain constructs that old compilers
accepted, but cause either
On Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 07:45:02AM -0400, Davis, Lawrence wrote:
Is the Proc FS hit a lot during normal Linux operations it would seem to be
a good candidate for V-disk.
The /proc filesystem is a virtual file systems, only really existant in core
memory. There is no actual file storage on any
How about GCC-3.0.5 level???
Hello again,
I've been trying to give a linux image access to an OSA via the qeth module
with no luck. I have been following the instructions in the Large Scale
Linux Deployment Redpiece because it deals with Red Hat 7.2 systems, which
is what we run here. While searching through previous posts
And while we're at it, it would be helpful to have a userspace
program to do it and return a completion code (and maybe even do
the CP LINK as well).
I would disagree about the CP LINK part.
More significantly, this may be an ioctl() type of call.
Punching strings to /proc pseudo
addparms should be add_parms
You should also be able to configure it with ifconfig eth0 up ipaddress
netmask netmask.
Ciao
Mark
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Michael K Lambert
Sent: 09 October 2002 17:30
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
I think your problems is that the addparms is add_parms. Carlos :-)
Saying goes: Great minds think alike - I say: Great minds think for
themselves!
Carlos A. Ordonez
IBM Corporation
Server Consolidation
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Hi, we are working on a goverment developement, to migrate an Multiprise
2003 with OS/390 2.6 (and DB2) to a z800 with z/vm and linux, actually we
dont know
what DB we will use, we have two options: DB2 and postgres, obviously we
want to use postgres, but we need some help to make the
Hi Phil,
can you find out why IBM's middleware products for zLinux are mostly 31bit
and not yet 64bit?
Is this related to demand, number of current/predicted 31/64bit customers -
basically dig a little ;-)
Anyone else wondering the same - or am I in isolation on this?
Ciao
Mark
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Thanks, It makes since now.
Larry
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From: Kris Van Hees [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 10:24
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Proc File system on v-disk
On Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 07:45:02AM -0400, Davis, Lawrence wrote:
Is the Proc FS
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 22:48, Mark Perry wrote:
Hi Phil,
can you find out why IBM's middleware products for zLinux are mostly 31bit
and not yet 64bit?
Is this related to demand, number of current/predicted 31/64bit customers -
basically dig a little ;-)
I know I'd probably add
How come
Alan Cox wrote:
Does IBM have any plans for an x86 JIT for S/390 so that x86 Linux apps
can be run on the platform
I don't think so. The performance probably wouldn't be great anyway.
(It would certainly make an interesting project, though. I've been
looking at valgrind recently ... ;-/)
Attached is a copy of the announcement for our new Distributed Tape
product. I though you all may be interested.
Dennis.
NEWS RELEASE
UTS Global Announces Distributed Tape Subsystem for Mainframe Linux
Systems
Santa Clara, CA, October 8, 2002 UTS Global, LLC, the worldwide
On Thu, 10 Oct 2002 05:51, you wrote:
Hi, we are working on a goverment developement, to migrate an Multiprise
2003 with OS/390 2.6 (and DB2) to a z800 with z/vm and linux, actually we
dont know
what DB we will use, we have two options: DB2 and postgres, obviously we
want to use postgres,
UTS Global Announces Distributed Tape Subsystem for Mainframe Linux
Systems
[ ... ]
I'll also chime in and mention that I've just finished testing Amanda with
the UTS tools. Amanda works *very* well with these tools, which gives us a
very nice complete open-source backup solution for Windows,
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