Hexagon traffic islands?? NO! this is more than I want to know. :)
You needn't bother, but for those who fancy a Friday brain-scrambler, there's a diagram
halfway down http://www.hemelweb.demon.co.uk/history.htm
I can promise that - in rush hour traffic with 99.9% knowing _exactly_ where
On Thursday, 05/13/2004 at 05:10 CET, Crispin Hugo
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I have FREELOWPORTS in my PROFILE TCPIP
thud. Someone PLEASE get my pills! Upstairs. Right-hand side. I must
go sit down bring a cool cloth, too, please.
If REXEC stopped working for you, please contact the
Ok Alan, I am doing that. I still wanted to know if anybody had an
alternative way of passing stuff from CMS to Linux. Not FTP.
Crispin Hugo
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Hi,
We have over this last week eventually managed to install Oracle 9i under
SLES8 (31 bit) which is running under VM 4.4
to evaluate. One of the main issues we encountered was the Oracle
installer just seemed to go to sleep and appeared to
be a VM resource issue. The VM machine userid was
Graeme,
Right now I am defining Oracle 9 DB's with 200MB storage and 300MB swap.
It works without problem. DB size is around 10GB.
Regards,
Hervé
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Graeme Westerman NFU
Mutual Insurance
Sent: Friday, May
How did z/VM appear to have resource constraints? I cannot remember when I
ever defined a z/VM guest with so much memory.
What kind of performance tool(s) are you using. Have you issued the normal
ind q, ind user XXX etc commands. What is the dispatch state of this
user?
On Thursday, 05/13/2004 at 05:23 EST, Cameron, Thomas
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Howdy all -
I am trying to mount a filesystem exported from VM to my RHEL3 Linux
guest. I
can see the export when I use showmount within Linux:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# showmount -e .bankofamerica.com
Export
Hi Guys,
Are there any advantages/positive factors
of putting Websphere on Linux for zSeries instead of z/OS ?
All inputs are welcome.
Regards,
Srinivas.DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this message is intended only and solely for
the addressed individual or entity indicated in this
It depends now on the size of the machine and whether zAAPs would be financially
justifiable.
There is no simple answer.
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Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 11:57 AM
Subject: Websphere on Linux
Hi Guys,
Or just make putty use SSH V2.
My version defaulted to V1, you can change it in the connection - SSH
panel
Choose 2 on the Preferred SSH protocol version line.
Jay Brenneman
Bingo! I was having the same problem from Putty with a new Intel
SLES9-beta system and that fixed the problem.
Also there is an ISPF like editor for the Linux/390 platform from www.uneclipse.com.
It only costs about US $90.00. That's what I paid for it last year. It ran on SuSE
and I have it running on TAO Linux/390.
--
For
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It depends now on the size of the machine and whether zAAPs
would be financially justifiable.
There is no simple answer.
It depends now on the size of the machine
and whether zAAPs would be financially justifiable.
Yeah, That's right. But given that same
hardware resources are given to both the operating systems, what could
be the factors ?
I am able to think of the following
factors :
Positives :
1. Since Linux
Hi,
the zAAP processor will only work with zos 1.6 and above, - nothing else .,
coming in september, I believe. The problem is that even IBMers ask
themselves, which customer will need this. IBM has told everyone to
consolidate his applications on zlinux using its really good internet
Can somebody theow some light on this
zAAP processor ?
Franz Josef Pohlen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
As soon as I'd heard about it, I went to go research it as best I could.
Personally, I have to admit I was a bit disappointed. I was hoping for
better.
AFAIK, this is all public domain knowledge; but I'm going to stay away
from details that I fear might not be -- I like my job. Usual
disclaimer:
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Can somebody theow some light on this zAAP processor ?
Franz Josef Pohlen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Think of a zAAP as an attached processor for the JVM working on your system.
AFAIK they are only available on the z-890 and z-990 processors and you have
to have z/OS 1.6 or above. The JVM can determine if you have a zAAP and use
it if it is available. Because the zAAP is not a CP your regular OS
Can i call this zAPP processor as a
java coprocessor ?
Davis, Larry
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Think of a
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I hope IBM is working on the Websphere JVM, running under
Linux on zSeries,
to take advantage of the zAAP also.
Larry
John,
Yes, it is available on the z990s too.
Bob
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You are right, If I can get Redhat to charge me for only 2 IFL's for all my
Linux workload and I can run 2 zAAP processors for Websphere I get more bang
for the buck.
But If I had to choose between an IFL and a zAAP, I would choose the IFL for
the Flexibility.
Larry Davis
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It looks as though that site/company is dead. Although uneclipse.com is
still in the whois database, the www domain is not found.
Mark Post
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Richard Pinion
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According to the announcement, zAAPs and IFLs are the same price.
On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 09:39, McKown, John wrote:
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Basically a zAAP is a z Application Assist Processor. It is really a
normal CPU which has be somehow crippled so that it can only run a Java
JVM.
Actually I believe it can run anything. The kludge is that the z/OS dispatcher is
modified at
1.6 (as is the Java Developers Kit at 1.4.1) so that
The zAAP is just a normal zSeries CPU dedicated managed by the OS
(z/OS V1R6+ only, as the poster below points out) to Java tasks. It
provides no known performance benefit on a side-by-side address space
comparison relative to a normal zSeries CPU.
On a knee-capped z890, the zAAPs (up to two
The fact that your guest appeared to go to sleep and adding QUICKDSP fixed
it indicates:
1. Your guest's virtual storage size is too big.
2. You need to examine your z/VM SRM parameters.
Take a look at this thread:
http://www2.marist.edu/htbin/wlvtype?LINUX-VM.44163
Mark Post
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There is still Uni-SPF from Wrkgrp.Com -
http://www.wrkgrp.com/unispf/Release.html
It is supported on Linux on s/390 as well as Intel Linux and several
flavors of Unix.
(I haven't tried it other than a demo on intel and it looked great -
convincing mgmt to buy was the challange)
This must have happened in the last couple of weeks. I lost my copy of SPF/UX from
the SuSE system I had. I downloaded a copy and applied my old activation code. Like
I said that hasn't been more than two weeks ago.
But the URL sure is dead!
You can actually switch to runlevel 1 and then do /etc/rc.d/init.d/network start (SLES
path might be different, this is for RHEL). This will only start networking while
leaving all the other services off.
--
Thomas Cameron, RHCE, CNE, MCSE, MCT
Assistant Vice President
Linux Design and
The approved method for Red Hat would be
service network start
For SUSE it would be
rcnetwork start
Mark Post
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Cameron, Thomas
Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 11:51 AM
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Subject: Re: Single
We will be moving some workloads from OS/390 to SLES8 on the mainframe (looks like it
will be a z990 with 3 ILFs this Summer). Has anybody migrated an ADABAS or other
Software AG product workload to Linux on the mainframe?
Thank You in advance,
David
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Is there a manual around somewhere that explains the syntax and requirements of the
various commands in db2 V8.1 on linux?
Nature and nature's laws lay hid in night:
God said, 'Let Newton Be!' and all was light. - Alexander Pope
It did not last; the Devil howling 'Ho!
Let Einstein Be!' restored
1Gig is not enough. We ran just fine with 1536M (1.5Gig).
Do you have the doc from Oracle with the changes to the kernel parms? Their doc
jumps around a bit.
You can miss the fact that you need more memory and can miss the kernal specs as
well.
Graeme Westerman NFU Mutual Insurance wrote:
http://www.mycore.de/library/db2/DB2N0E70.PDF
Wolfe, Gordon W wrote:
Is there a manual around somewhere that explains the syntax and requirements of the
various commands in db2 V8.1 on linux?
Nature and nature's laws lay hid in night:
God said, 'Let Newton Be!' and all was light. - Alexander Pope
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/db2/udb/we_manualsv8.html
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If you are
Grand Day,
Adabas and the other application in the Software AG portfolio
have been running on Linux Intel and Linux/390 since 2001. I'm sure your
local SAG office can be of help, otherwise drop me an email and I'll be
happy to help.
Regards,
Dick Waite
Senior Consultant,
ETS
Significantly, NED *uses* 3270s
where THE and the SPF-like editors *simulate* 3270 interaction.
I remember NED from my days at Texas AM with UTS.
Loved it! NED, like most aspects of UTS, was real Unix
and also was real mainframe, quite like Linux on zSeries.
NED (when I knew it) did not
We currently use ibm bookmanager on an intel based linux system. there
is some thought that we could run the bookmanager on a linux 390 image
on z/VM. However, when i look at the ibm web site, i can find no
linux390 version of the bookmanager/bookserver. Does anyone know if IBM
has ported this
I am very interested in following up on this. Our first production app on
Linux will be MQ Series interfacing with US Customs. After this, I want to
look at running our test ADABAS environment on Linux.
Dick Waite [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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05/14/2004
I've been working with a few installations with less than
stellar performance. Seems like NFS under linux is a culprit.
As well as VM and it's 2GB constraints.
This site set a new world record at 300,000 diagnoses
per second per processor. Look at the first report at
the system overhead as file
Grand Evening,
I think we had better take this off line, give me an email and
from what I see I'm sure we can work something out.
Regards,
Dick Waite
Senior Consultant,
ETS Solutions Architect,
Software AG,
64297 Darmstadt, Germany
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