That would be great to hear your experiences.
Eric Biggs
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Seader, Cameron
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 12:58 PM
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Subject: Re: Installing on FCP
Yes u can that is
http://groups.google.ca/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&frame=right&th=3dd11ff8ec7bad82&seekm=70b665d5.0409230200.77984330%40posting.google.com#link1
Not directly Linux- or 390-related, but really cool.
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I'm trying to compile a CVS snapshot of glibc 2.3.3 (now that the glibc
developers are no longer putting out actual releases). Apparently it
compiled fine on Intel, but when I try to compile it on Linux/390, I get a
error in dl-runtime.c. It looks as though sysdep.h is not being included
an
SuSE SLES-9 natively supports installing onto FCP disk.
The redbook you mentioned actually describes how to work around the SLES-8
install and get YaST to install directly onto an FCP disk. It's a hack,
but it works.
The same approach might also work for RHEL-3 U3 if they have included the
zfcp d
> The page/spool are no longer on the res pack with it so you don't have
> to worry about that.
Woohoo! Hooray!
> Don't let your storage hw folks stick you on escon if you can help it.
> FICON is the way to go.
Particularly the Linux guests -- if you can do FCP disk for those, it's
another Good
Yes u can that is also in the manual that you reference. I will be moving 13 Linux
Guests over to FCP in about 2-3 weeks so i will tell you all how it goes, If you are
interested.
-Cameron Seader
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That would be something that needs support in the installer. I don't know
if either Red Hat or SUSE have that support in their Linux/390 installers.
I believe they do not, but would welcome corrections.
Mark Post
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When you order VM, go ahead and get 5.1 so that you're set for a while.
The page/spool are no longer on the res pack with it so you don't have
to worry about that.
Don't let your storage hw folks stick you on escon if you can help it.
FICON is the way to go.
Marcy Cortes
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I have read how to "copy" an existing Linux image to an FCP attached
SCSI drive, then IPling it. This is well documented in Redbook
sg246344. I didn't read anything that explains how (or if you can)
install a fresh image onto an FCP drive.
Any thoughts?
Eric Biggs
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Given the huge hassle involved with getting a non-alt Usenet group set up, I
would have to say "no." I'll be archiving the announcements on the
slack390.org web site, and Google has been through there almost from day
one.
Any announcement mailing list I set up will be one-way only, just the way
S
I am not sure whether the support for selecting from multiple kernels
at boot time was published earlier, but some folks would not have lost
most of their hair with this feature :-)
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Ranga,
> The Redbooks are a great place to start, just make sure you are
> using the most recent.
I'll put in a shameless plug for some stuff I've worked on. The Domino
redbook has some (hopefully useful and relatively recent) infrastructure
documentation in chapters 3-6:
http://www.redbooks.i
> Currently we are running OS390/2.10 (64bit) going z/OS in a
> month's time.
> We just signed the order for z/VM and IFL. The fun begins soon.
> Has anyone got a checklist or planning guide for setting up
> IFL, z/VM and
> installation of virtual machines?
Some things we do:
Physical:
0) At lea
I like sounds of the new vmconvert command that converts a VMDUMP to lkcd format so
that it can be analyzed by the linux dump tools.
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> Currently we are running OS390/2.10 (64bit) going z/OS in a
> month's time. We just signed the order for z/VM and IFL. The
> fun begins soon. Has anyone got a checklist or planning guide
> for setting up IFL, z/VM and installation of virtual machines?
> Before I put some thought into it, I want t
Please see the "What's new" page at:
http://www10.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/linux390/whatsnew.shtml
Change summary:
> Linux kernel 2.6 based "April 2004 stream":
- s390 tools 1.3.2: added new tool/function and bug fix
- Restrictions update
- Updated manuals:
- Device D
On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 08:11:09 +0100, David Goodenough
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> I do not think there is anything in htdig that requires Acrobat reader, yes
> you need a PDF viewer, but GhostView or Xpdf will do the job quite happily,
> and are sure to be available (or at least portable) as they a
I do not think there is anything in htdig that requires Acrobat reader, yes
you need a PDF viewer, but GhostView or Xpdf will do the job quite happily,
and are sure to be available (or at least portable) as they are open source
where acrobat is not.
David
Carolus Walraven
On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 14:53:41 +1000, Carolus Walraven
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> Anyone know where I can find an Acrobat reader for the s390? (needed for
> htdig)
I believe that the Acrobat reader is distributed only in object form
and have not seen a s390 version. There are other PDF views in y
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