Alan Cox wrote:
On Llu, 2003-06-02 at 21:44, McKown, John wrote:
Just an observation that may well be very stupid. Since Linux/390 can use
NTP to sync time, then it must be that Linux/390 uses a software clock
instead of the hardware clock (TOD clock). Is this true? If so, what happens
if
This is being cross posted to the VMESA and Linux-390 LISTSERV's
Has anyone successfully created an SSL server, running on VM. I am having a
terrible time installing and configuring this server with the available
documentation. from IBM and the TCP/IP Support site.
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The 'Support Element Operations Guide' GC38-3118-00 for our Multiprise 2000
states on pages 5-59 and 5-60:
...the CPC TOD clock is synchronized with the support element TOD clock
whenever a power-on reset of the CPC is performed.
The support element TOD clock is synchronized to the CPC TOD clock
Out network folks are trying to convert from SNA to TCP/IP and have been
trying to eliminate
all the green screens for awhile - the only catch is the budget to replace
the 3270's that are used
as pure 3270's where there is no need for any intelligence (on the
terminal side at least).
A solution
I'm looking for a how to write S390 assembler under Linux/390 using GAS.
I've done a Google search, but I must not be using the correct keywords. I
even went to the GNU site, but the gas documentation there does not seem to
include the S390. Is there an ultimate Linux/390 site?
--
John McKown
I would start here
http://www.tachyonsoft.com/gcc.html
Sam,
Looks interesting, but doesn't not appear to document gas, but their own
replacement. That replacement looks more like HLASM code than the embedded
assembler in the kernel. I guess that I should have mentioned that is the
reason that I'm interested. Not for general development, but for
Now that David has fixed his problem, I just gotta to say it...
This would have been a GREAT use of my vmparms patch! One of the reasons it
was written. It would have been a simple matter of specifying SINGLE when
IPLing.
If this support existed in the default kernel, David would have had a
Does anyone know if 2 zVM ifl lpars can share one
osa-d cards? We seem to be having a problem with
PRIROUTER already being defined when we bring up
the second zVM lpar's tcp stack ( E010 ).
.karl
--
Karl Schlitt
kschlitt at nebraska.edu
John,
Sam was probably thinking of the SHARE presentation that is pointed to by
that page (SHARE 98, session 8131). The update to that presentation (from
SHARE 99), and An Assembler Programmer's view of Linux for S/390 and
z/Series, also by David Bond, are available at
Try this thought -
Host C3270 on Z series Linux as a server, install your Linux PC's out there
in userland running SSH client connecting to the C3270 server, which then
connects to the Z/OS or OS/390 partition for green screen data.
Data on the network is encrypted and by using internal
That is an interesting thought! Too bad I can't use it for OS consoles.
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Lawrence,
I have not created the SSL server (do not have z/VM 3.1) but I'm
interested in what it takes.
Are you using http://www.vm.ibm.com/pubs/pdf/fzaa3a00.pdf
This manual contains the following paragraph:
The SSL server runs on the Linux operating system, which runs as a
guest in the
SSL
Mats,
I just tried this with bootshell on a Linux/390 2.4.19 system, and it works
for me:
bash-2.04#
sleep 20 echo Time ran out
sleep 20 echo Time ran out
^c
bash-2.04#
What character are you using for the CTRL code? It should be a carat (^).
Mark Post
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From:
On Wed, 4 Jun 2003 01:33, you wrote:
I'm looking for a how to write S390 assembler under Linux/390 using GAS.
I've done a Google search, but I must not be using the correct keywords. I
even went to the GNU site, but the gas documentation there does not seem to
include the S390. Is there an
On Tue, 3 Jun 2003 23:11, you wrote:
A solution that I proposed and has been fairly successful so far is to
replace the 3270's with
surplus pc's (which become available as the 4 and 5 year old pc's are
replaced). I take the
surplus pc - typically a 350 to 400 mhz pentium and install Linux on
I am encountering this same problem.
dasdfmt: Unable to open device /dev/dasda: No such device
When I did the insmods for dasd_mod and dasd_eckd_mod
I got messages back that said they were already there...
I am at a loss.
This is SLES8 and we're using old RAMAC disk on 3990 controllers.
The
dave, from a earlier post:
During my SLES8 installs, I load from the reader and get the telnet to
server to begin installation.
I open a telnet session and get to the part about ACCEPTing dasd.
Then I open a second session, via ssh, and run dasdfmt and fdasd.
Go back to the telnet session and
Yes...I've done this SLES8 install several times...and I know about LOADing
the dasd= then stopping
and going to a 2nd session to dasdfmt the dasd.
I've done that and I get the failure during dasdfmt.
I re-issued the insmod commands...that I'm pretty sure are being done when
you LOAD the
On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 06:44, Lee A. Stewart wrote:
Hi...
Has anyone used PHP on SuSE SLES 8? Session variables?
I have a PHP application that uses session variables, which is supposed to
write the session file in /tmp. But instead of writing a file with the
session variables values, I get
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 06:17:55PM -0600, Dave Myers wrote:
Yes...I've done this SLES8 install several times...and I know about LOADing
the dasd= then stopping
and going to a 2nd session to dasdfmt the dasd.
Did you try:
0. verify dasd_mod , dasd_eckd_mod , dasd_fba_mod and dasd_diag_mod
Karl, you can share an OSA between multiple LPARs or guests, but only one
'client' can set PRIROUTER at once.
Set SECROUTER on one of the TCPIP stacks, but make sure that you
understand what that will give you and ensure that meets your
requirements.
Cheers,
Vic
On Tue, 3 Jun 2003, Karl wrote:
On Tuesday, 06/03/2003 at 04:15 AST, Post, Mark K [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What character are you using for the CTRL code? It should be a carat
(^).
The value Linux is looking for is 0xB0.
Code page 37 = ^ (caret)
1047= ¬ (logical not)
Mark,
I use the ^ = x'5F' from a real 3279 terminal, I have traced it in linux
where ^c is translated to a x'03' so I'm almost sure that it is the right
character ( the same character also works if I use the original boot procedure)
After you told me that ctrl-c works for you I tested it in an
Interesting?
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,3959,1113022,00.asp
4Well, the story says:
But Ryan Tibbitts, SCO's in-house general counsel, on Friday said that the German
court had
just issued a temporary restraining order against the company. The legal action was
brought
against SCO by a
I'm running the RedHat 2.4.9-38 kernel and testing a JAVA 131
application and received the following error. Any input on if it's just
the JAVA code or an environmental problem?
Jun 3 17:57:58 linu254 kernel: User process fault: interruption code
0x10
Jun 3 17:57:58 linu254 kernel: failing
I tried your recommendations, but no change in symptom.
I noticed these messages on the console:
Initially a message that said:
dasd: Registered successfully to major no 94
But later when I issue the dasdfmt, I see:
dasd: No device registered as (94:0)
It IS ok to be using older RAMAC
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