Alan Altmark wrote:
It is used by routers and firewalls that need to get data from one subnet
to another. The subnets may be on the same physical interface but with
different VLAN IDs. If a host isn't routing, it needs only a virtual
access port with a single VLAN ID assigned.
Indeed Sir. My
Adam Thornton wrote:
That said, if you have more than one actual processor, I would define
all the guests as two-processor machines. It seems to me--and this is
nothing I have any data to support, so Barton is not interested--that if
you're running on multiple physical engines, two-processor
On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 17:54:55 +0100
Alan Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Iau, 2004-06-24 at 18:44, Levy, Alan wrote:
Are there any stress test products out there that I can download ?
Several - things like cerberus being pretty extreme system testers.
I found this list when looking for
I just installed RH Enterprise and I'm trying to prepare a new boot
disk for my z/VM Linux image propagation. But I'm having a problem with
the LABEL=/ in my fstab, I think.
I've created the ext3 partitioned dasd, tared the root, /boot, and
/usr as usual. Then I used e2label to label the devices
Ok - maybe thousand was overstating it. Let's say hundreds instead.
The web application is used for the buildings department as a front end
to a DB2 database running on our OS390 mainframe. It will be used by the
public to search for buildings and tradesmen.
Alan Levy
W: 718-403-8020
C:
So this swapgen utility makes the V-Disk linux ready? Does that mean it's
formatted as swap? What do you do then within in the Linux guest to use
the device as swap?
Adam Thornton
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mine.net
Yes, it's ready for Linux use as a swap device. You just need an entry
for swap in the /etc/fstab file...
DJ
James Melin wrote:
So this swapgen utility makes the V-Disk linux ready? Does that mean it's
formatted as swap? What do you do then within in the Linux guest to use
the device as swap?
Please see the What's New page at:
http://www10.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/linux390/whatsnew.shtml
for a change summary of the 2004-06-21 additions and changes to the
Linux for zSeries and S/390 developerWorks Web pages.
April 2004 stream:
o Recommended kernel 2.6.5 bug fixes
K. I've just gotten to the point where our VM guy is going to finally let
me USE vdisk for swap (took much convincing) and he assigned that device at
dev 300.
swapgen not withstanding, I've been unable to get linux to recognize the
device. I've tried adding it using an add command echoed to
Hi,
you can use the Crypto-Cards but not the internal Crypto Co Processors.
You can do configure it at the HMC, Activation Profile, Choose at the
right side the correct LPAR and then you have at the bottom right, a
small arrow to get right. There you can activate the cryptocards.
Greetings
Dave Jones wrote on 25-06-2004 15:48:32:
K. I've just gotten to the point where our VM guy is going to finally let
me USE vdisk for swap (took much convincing) and he assigned that device
at
dev 300.
swapgen not withstanding, I've been unable to get linux to recognize the
device. I've tried
On Fri, 2004-06-25 at 08:12, James Melin wrote:
So this swapgen utility makes the V-Disk linux ready? Does that mean it's
formatted as swap? What do you do then within in the Linux guest to use
the device as swap?
Yes. It is formatted as swap.
Within the Linux guest you then do (presuming
On Fri, 2004-06-25 at 08:48, James Melin wrote:
K. I've just gotten to the point where our VM guy is going to finally let
me USE vdisk for swap (took much convincing) and he assigned that device at
dev 300.
swapgen not withstanding, I've been unable to get linux to recognize the
device. I've
James,
With help from Don Robbins and others I wrote up using VDISK swap with the
SWAPGEN EXEC in the Domino on zLinux (tm) redbook:
http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/RedbookAbstracts/sg247021.html?Open
Section 6.6.2 I believe.
-Mike MacIsaac, IBM mikemac at us.ibm.com (845)
Hi... I just want to confirm that I understand something right...
If I have a SLES7 32 bit system running, and I want to upgrade to SLES8 64
bit, I can't just go in and run Yast's System Update function. (Because
it's an architecture change.) Right? I have to install the 64 bit SLES8,
then
I would say that's a pretty safe assumption, since SUSE said that going from
SLES7 to SLES8 32-bit wasn't a supported upgrade, but a re-install.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lee
Stewart
Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004 12:53 PM
Thanks... Sometimes it's always nice for a confirmation...
Lee
At 10:58 AM 6/25/2004, you wrote:
I would say that's a pretty safe assumption, since SUSE said that going from
SLES7 to SLES8 32-bit wasn't a supported upgrade, but a re-install.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390
James,
In order to use vdisks, they have to configured similar to an FBA device.
Block size must be 512. If you define the vdisk in the VM directory and run
SWAPGEN with the proper device number, you should be alright. I am no
expert, just tried it once.
Cheers,
Loren Charnley, Jr.
IT Systems
There is currently a HIPER microcode fix for z800 and crypto PC ICA. They are putting
the microcode fix on our system thisi weekend. But our lpar runs VM. Just thought I'd
mention checking for the HIPER.
Wolfe, Gordon W wrote:
Cross-posted to Linux/390 and VM-ESA lists. Sorry for the
Cross posted to VM, Linux, and IBM Mainframe listservs
When this came across my desk, I thought some of you
might be interested in tuning in. (Need to register for this one
in order to hear it.)
There are other migration telecons and replays at this url:
http://www-1.ibm.com/linux/migration/
I would say that's a pretty safe assumption, since SUSE said that going from
SLES7 to SLES8 32-bit wasn't a supported upgrade, but a re-install.
I just hope that going from SLES8 to SLES9 will be a supported upgrade.
An Optimist is just a pessimist with no job experience. - Scott Adams
Gordon
On Friday 25 June 2004 01:14 pm, Wolfe, Gordon W wrote:
I would say that's a pretty safe assumption, since SUSE said that going
from SLES7 to SLES8 32-bit wasn't a supported upgrade, but a re-install.
I just hope that going from SLES8 to SLES9 will be a supported upgrade.
Unfortunately, no.
Does anyone have a remedy for a ksoftirqd process that consumes so much
CPU that it crashes the guest? I found a post in the archives, from
November 2002, that looked promising, but I verified we're using the
latest qeth driver.
Some troubleshooting guide mentioned using /proc/interrupts to find
I just hope that going from SLES8 to SLES9 will be a supported upgrade.
Unfortunately, no. At least it hasn't been for the SuSE 8.x to 9.x upgrades
on Intel.
Don't be so sure.
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