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Guys,
my DHCP client is a Windows2000. The Server is a
z/LINUX under z/VM but direct connected to an OSA.
The levels are:
KERNEL: 2.4.21-251-default s390x unknown
DHCP: dhcp-tools-1.2-107
dhcpcd-1.3.22pl1-65
dhcp-base-3.0.1rc9-53
dhcp-relay-3.0.1rc9-53
Hi All,
Has anybody seen any problems (memory leak specifically) with
xalan/xerces on zLinux (SLES8 SP3)?
If you have, did you find a more stable version of xalan/xerces? What
version was it?
Cheers,
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Sorry I should have provided some information about my current
versionsthey are : -
java org.apache.xalan.xslt.EnvironmentCheck
# BEGIN writeEnvironmentReport(Revision: 1.27): Useful stuff found:
version.DOM.draftlevel=2.0fd
java.class.path=
version.JAXP=1.1 or higher
Hi,
I am trying to install SLES8 in an LPAR on a z890.
I got to the point where YAST is started.
I connected to the Linux partition using VNC, chose English as my language and now it
is time to add a dasd volume.
I entered dasd=950 in the DASD parameter field and clicked on Load module.
The
Are you sure that the dasd device is configurated via
HCD and the IOCDS is written correctly?
Try also to see in the HMC if the channel connect to
the CU are toggled ON for the partition!
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Hi,
I am trying to install SLES8 in an LPAR on a z890.
I
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- Original Message -
From: Sebastian Welton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 03, 2004 6:51 PM
Subject: Cloning Linux systems problem
We have just installed SLES8 and require another 5 systems so using the
Redbook SLES8 under zVM as our guide we followed
I am reviewing z/VM Version 5.1 Guide for Automated Installation and
Service installation instructions in preparation of our VM server for
Linux. We requested z/VM on a DVD. We are currently running an IBM 2066-002
and this is our first exposure to VM, being z/OS gurus, and Linux newbies.
On
This would be considered the SYSG console and if your HMC is at the
1.8.0 or above level you should see a P-Comm 3270 Terminal symbol on one
of the right hand screens of the HMC this is the Integrated 3270 Console
Larry
-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL
Thanks for such a quick response. We are currently running HMC level 1.7.3.
What exactly is the Integrated 3270 Console? Is it attached to a controller
or is it emulated somehow?
Peter
Davis, Larry
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ielsenMedia.com
Hi Peter,
Some time last year, the HMC LIC was upgraded. Two new integrated console
were then added, one is for the traditional 3174 Local non-SNA and one is
for an ASCII Terminal which Linux may use. If your HMC is at the proper
microcode level you should find this icon by following the
you can look in the CP Planning and Administration manual, and under the
system config file area look at the Operator_Console section and it will
talk about a SYSG console. The SYSG and the P-Comm software on the HMC
make up the Integrated 3270 console If you do not see the P-Comm ICON on
the HMC
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Actually, according to the folks at LSOFT, their software was ported
to Linux, they might be able to confirm that a port was done to what
we discuss here. I bumped into them at a trade show a while ago,
discussed the subject. At first they thought I was daft, then as the
We are looking to deploy our first Linux guest and are looking for a file-level backup
solution. We would like to go with the Veritas NetBackup Client on our SuSE SLES 8,
but according to the information we found on their website they don't have a supported
client at this time (we are trying
I can confirm it. At SHARE in Washington DC August last year I talked with the
Veritas people and they said a client would be out in October of the same year.
Several months ago there was a note that appeared on this list (which I no longer have
a copy of, but should be in the Archives) that
We use FDR Upstream, been very happy with it for both file level recovery
and disaster recovery but you do need to run the main process in z/OS which
is a drawback to some.
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Jeremy Warren
Sr. Systems Programmer
KB Toy Stores
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]@kbtoys.com
Having problems with online_update -- probably mostly because I'm not too
familiar with it.
molly:~ # online_update -gD -u http://okdhs:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/download
Types of patches to be installed: security recommended patchlevel
Server URL: http://okdhs:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/download
Server Name:
A recent respondent on the list indicated they were testing NetBackup 5.1 on
zLinux.
Scott Ledbetter
StorageTek
-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
SOLLENBERGER, JUSTIN
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 1:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
There is a client. I have it. It exists. Go here
http://eval.veritas.com/mktginfo/products/Datasheets/Data_Protection/nbu
_51_enterprise_server_ds_final.pdf
And look at the last page. There's a note 3 on the chart and
specifically says z Linux, both RedHat and Suse. The install asks which
you
Marcy Cortes wrote:
There is a client. I have it. It exists. Go here
http://eval.veritas.com/mktginfo/products/Datasheets/Data_Protection/nbu
_51_enterprise_server_ds_final.pdf
And look at the last page. There's a note 3 on the chart and
specifically says z Linux, both RedHat and Suse. The
I wish I did, but I was just given a tar ball from our distributed
folks. I would send it to you, but it's very large. Seems to have all
the unix and linux clients in it if that helps. Maybe you have it
already and it's just labeled Unix.
Marcy Cortes
(415) 243-6343
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OK... Your DHCP client is outside the OSA and the server is using one of
the OSA interfaces. That should work.
You mentioned some /var/log/messages earlier. Those must have been in your
server, so you probably have messages indicating that the DHCPDISCOVER
arrived and a DHCPOFFER was sent to
On Thursday, 10/14/2004 at 09:58 AST, Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for such a quick response. We are currently running HMC level
1.7.3.
What exactly is the Integrated 3270 Console? Is it attached to a
controller
or is it emulated somehow?
It is a machine
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