I am running Suse Linux 8.1 under Z/VM. I downloaded a trial copy of DB2
version 8. When I try to untar the file I get the following message
Archive contains obsolescent base-64 headers
Any suggestions? Thanks
Hi Rob
Thank you very much for your guidance . I did it and when I run:
cat /proc/dasd/devices , I see:
0830(ECKD) at ( 94: 0) is dasda:active at blocksize: 4096, 601020
blocks, 2347 MB
0831(ECKD) at ( 94: 4) is dasdb:active at blocksize: 4096, 601020
blocks, 2347 MB
0827(ECKD) at ( 94: 8) is
Sopia,
Please try:
mount /dev/dasdn1 /mnt -t reiserfs -o rw
This mounts the first partition on the disk that contains your filesystem.
Ronald van der Laan
Hi Ronald
Wow , I did it and it could be mounted correctly . now i don't need this
dasdn1 , wether I need to do something to remove 0800 from
/proc/dasd/devices or if it unattach from vm and restart my machine is
enough?
-- by regards
-- Sophia
Ronald Van Der Laan wrote:
Sopia,
Please try:
mount
Sophia,
The easiest way is:
$ umount /mnt
$ echo -n set 800 off /proc/dasd/devices
and when available:
$ hcp detach 800
or from the VM console:
#CP DETACH 800
Ronald
On Tue, 2004-01-13 at 10:52, Alikhani wrote:
Wow , I did it and it could be mounted correctly . now i don't need this
dasdn1 , wether I need to do something to remove 0800 from
/proc/dasd/devices or if it unattach from vm and restart my machine is
enough?
Since you have been writing to the
Microsoft has granted its venerable Windows 98 software a reprieve. The software
giant was
planning to end support for the product on 16 January but has now changed its mind.
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Microsoft's change of heart is also thought to be motivated by a wish
The SCO Group has received US copyright registrations for UNIX System V source code, a
jurisdictional pre-requisite to enforcement of its UNIX copyrights.
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While using pirated software is copyright infringement, our first choice in helping
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Phil Payne wrote:
The SCO Group has received US copyright registrations for UNIX System V source code, a
jurisdictional pre-requisite to enforcement of its UNIX copyrights.
Novell I believe has also filed US copyright registrations for UNIX System V
source code. Maybe everyone should file for
Of course, Novell is now offering indemnification for its SUSE (SLES)
customers. An interesting, but not surprising move.
More fun than even that.
Monday 12 January 2004, 13:30pm:
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040112/lam085_1.html
Press Release Source: The SCO Group
SCO Responds to OSDL
If
I´m new in linux then I always thought that to update the kernel was only
download from kernel.org and apply the diffs/patches.
Is there any way to update the kernel like start download the kernel 2.4.7
from kernel.org and apply the diffs/patches or download a more new kernel
and apply the
I´m new in linux then I always thought that to update the kernel was only
download from kernel.org and apply the diffs/patches.
I like to run my own kernels for this very reason,
to avoid the trouble you have encountered. (But not always.
Yesterday I re-built a SuSE kernel from their source,
I have messed this one up good
After migrating to another network and changing the IP addresses I have
messed up the routing tables of our SUSE system
Here is some output from this confused system. Any Help would be
appreciated.
Setting up routing (using /etc/route.conf)
[1mError while
So far as I can tell, all that is wrong is that your default gateway entry
in /etc/route.conf looks like this:
default 10.38.135.1
when it should look like this:
default 10.38.135.1 0.0.0.0 eth0
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Davis, Larry [mailto:[EMAIL
Check the OSA connection to the Router...
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I can get out to other devices on the 10.38.135 subnet, when I ping a device
on the subnet all is ok.
When I try to ping anything outside the subnet is when I see the problem of
unreachable network.
Larry
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Can you ping the Router? You should do a traceroute. Most likely the new IP
address needs to be accepted by other router(s).
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Or, he could just fix the obviously bad default gateway statement and be
done with it.
Mark Post
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Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 5:37 PM
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Subject: Re: Un reachable network
Can you ping the Router? You
Hi: A client experiences intermittent significant performance slowdowns
using xwindows. Environment is zvm 4.4, suse sles8 kernel 2.4.19
windows server is 6.00.191.
I was luck to catch a glimpse of this today, and from the zvm perspective
the CPU of the linux server spiked from about 10% to over
Hi: I am evaluating software for inclusion in a security policy and
methods. I am looking at tripwire and osiris.
Any user experiences on linux390 with file securing/audit anyone care to
share with these software packages or other packages?
David Kreuter
I am running SuSE Linux in an LPAR. And according to the SuSE documentation
installation using ssh (text mode) recommends 128+ MB of memory be
assigned to the LPAR. I have 128 MB of central memory assigned and another
128 MB of expanded memory assigned.
I have completed the installation. What
I wouldn't find this terribly surprising. Rendering graphics is pretty CPU
intensive, after all, so if they're working in graphics, they're probably
not going to be extremely happy with Linux/390. By any chance do they have
an IEEE floating point unit on that box? If not, that would be perhaps
The free command will show you how much is in use. Expanded memory is
only used by Linux/390 if you use the xpram device driver to emulate a
paging volume. That's a good use for it, certainly, which is why it was
written. But that's _all_ it's going to be used for. Essentially avoiding
doing
I've had the same performance when doing this.
In my case, in order to download the SUSE fixpack, due to our network
restrictions (something about a key is only good for 5 minutes), I would
have to bring up x-windows, KDE and then Mozilla, in order to connect to
the Suse website to download.
What
Is this for the coming Share conference in Long Beach. We have 3 company
badges. I wonder if I will be able to attend some of these. I have never
been to Share before.
Martha McConaghy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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