Microsoft Office 2003 Pro at 60% OFF,
Adobe Creative Suite Premium at 62% OFF
Adobe Photoshop 8.0 CS at 58% OFF,
Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003 at 91% OFF,
Corel WordPerfect Office 11 at 67%, OFF
plus FREE SHIPPING through WITH BELOW COUPON CODE
EXCLUSIVELY available to Qualified
One more point about netsnmp, beyond the HOST, MIB-II, and UCD
mibs provided by netsnmp, we've extended it to support a set
of (growing) velocity software mibs that we have found necessary
to meet the challenge of mainframe style capacity planning and
performance analysis requirements
It
No, /proc is actually direct access to the kernel modules, it is not
buffered in memory. There are read and write routines which get called
when needed in each bit of the kernel that provides /proc data.
David
Tom Shilson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]To:
First i've heard of it. but probably not.
I think the standards review process is too slow. by the time i
convince them that these new points are of value, we'll have
added many more. They haven't even added the UCD mib set, many
of which are of extreme value to the standard host mib definition.
I think the standards review process is too slow. by the time i
convince them that these new points are of value, we'll have
added many more.
On the other hand, every vendor inventing a set of private MIBs for
their own product doesn't improve the situation much over the long term,
and it
Oh, Pooh!
Thank you,
_/) Tom Shilson
~GEDW VM System Services
Aloha Tel: 651-733-7591 tshilson at mmm dot com
Fax: 651-736-7689
David Goodenough
David.Goodenough@
In late 2000, the Oklahoma Department of Human Services decided that the HP
equipment purchased in 1995 to service the Child Welfare division needed to
be upgraded. The assumption at that time was to continue with HP as the
primary vendor and the operating system would continue as HP-UX; however,
Congratulations Chris! We love hearing these stories. Sounds like a
job well done.
On Mon, 2004-04-12 at 14:11, Little, Chris wrote:
On April 9, 2004, the child welfare database on HP-UX was put in read-only
mode.
On April 10, the import to Linux completed with minor (and correctable
Yes Congrats to your whole team. I think a real story is what we all want
and like.
Larry Davis
-Original Message-
From: Rich Smrcina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 15:18 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: linux early results
Congratulations Chris! We love
On Mon, 2004-04-12 at 14:11, Little, Chris wrote:
With the polls closed and early results coming in, Linux on z/Series looks
like the winner!
Hope you're not using Diebold machines to tally those results, is all
I'm sayin'.
Well, that, and *congratulations*!
Adam
Well, we aren't in Florida . . .
-Original Message-
From: Adam Thornton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 2:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: linux early results
On Mon, 2004-04-12 at 14:11, Little, Chris wrote:
With the polls closed and early results
The first issue is vt100 support from a VM console session.
An idea:
In ages past, the 7171 supported a special escape sequence to go into
transparent mode, which allowed (almost) raw 7-bit binary data to be
sent over a connection when you needed to do file transfer with Kermit.
I wonder if the
Chris - great job - terrific news.
Can you share some more:
1) how many linux instances are you running?
2) how much real memory do you have?
3) how much virtual memory are you allocating per linux instance?
And anything else you think would be worth knowing for those of us who are
planning
I'm trying to make a backup of a 6 Gb file in an IBM
3490 tape subsystem with 19-track tapes. I'm doing
the following with tar :
tar -cf /dev/tape/0768/char/rewinding filename
--multi-volume --new-volume-script=/home/user/next.sh
--totals
In order to create the backup and change the tapes
On Monday, 04/12/2004 at 03:51 AST, David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Another idea would be to create a variation of the SYSG system console
device that was automagically in 8-bit passthrough-mode, modify the
Linux console driver to recognize that as /dev/console if present, and
have the
I don't know whether you can actually observe the drive, but I'm
guessing this drive has a gravity-fed autoloader that pops the next tape
into the drive when the previous one has been ejected. If so, you need
to wait longer between ejecting the tape and trying to write to the next
one -- 40
On Mon, 2004-04-12 at 15:14, Alan Altmark wrote:
It already exists and is called the Integrated VT220 Console (a la
Integrated 3270 Console). I had already chosen the solicitor model you
describe as the most likely solution. :-)
Too much SMTP for me, because I saw this as
220 Arrr! Shore
There's a lot of CP code to be written to make it work, though, as CP
doesn't support a virtual Integrated VT220 Console, nor is there any
provision in LDEV to connect the LDEV to any form of
integrated console.
(LDEVs always connect to the virtual machine console.)
Hmm. Sounds like the 7171
I have been trying to create a zLinux system using the presentation from
William Scully (http://linuxvm.org/Presentations/misc/basevol.html).
It seems to work pretty well except I get some errors from the boot device
when it is brought up read-only. These don't affect the boot until I
define some
On Monday, 04/12/2004 at 04:44 AST, David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hmm. Sounds like the 7171 idea might be less work, then. If the 7171
transparent mode trigger sequence caused the VM telnet server to
negotiate the DONT_3270 option and then switch to NVT mode, that might
be good enough.
Chris,
Congratulations. Is there any chance you could document the cost/benefit
analysis that went on to determine whether it made more sense to upgrade the
HP hardware and software versus going with Linux/390? Any interest in you
doing a user experience session for SHARE? :)
Mark Post
21 matches
Mail list logo
