Went GA today. Available for download on OTN.
chris
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Greetings,
We have an ESS Shark and we are trying to install SLES 9 onto a 5GB LUN, which we
accomplish, but when it comes back and you have to reipl so that you can finishup the
configuration with YAST, the system starts to come up, but does not properly setup the
network configuration and thro
I've added a latecomer to the presentations page (under SHARE 103 in New
York), from Edward Salvati of CA: Using Unicenter VM:Operator to Manage
Linux Servers.
Available, as always, at http://linuxvm.org/Present/
Mark
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Your vdisks are fine.
Page stealing is the norm for Linux under z/VM when not
configured correctly. Your servers are not dropping from queue.
So how does VM get pages from a user that does not drop from
queue? steals 'em. And it's not like your steal rate is
impacting your performance - YET.
Linux does not know (or at least does not care) about mini disks or
not. You don't want other recommendations than 4K block size. So once
the dasd driver is loaded and told about the 3 disks, simply
dasdfmt -f /dev/dasda -b 4096 -d cdl
fdasd -a /dev/dasda
[ and also for the other 2 disks ]
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On Oct 19, 2004, at 3:41 PM, John Kaba wrote:
I am just wanting to set up Linux so that I can run
SSL.
So, uh, why not just download the SSLSERV package from Sine Nomine? It
don't cost nothin'.
http://sinenomine.net/debian/ssl
Adam
Thank you all for the quick responses; I greatly appreciate the help.
Oscar
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Subject: Re: TCPIP Configuration
On Tuesday, 10/19/200
On Tuesday, 10/19/2004 at 04:33 AST, "Almendarez, Oscar"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The IP address was changed in the TCPIP configuration. Does VM need to
be
> IPLed in order for the changes to take effect? I was under the
impression
> that the OBEYFILE command only worked temporarily while the s
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 16:33:01 -0400, Almendarez, Oscar
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The IP address was changed in the TCPIP configuration. Does VM need to be
> IPLed in order for the changes to take effect? I was under the impression
> that the OBEYFILE command only worked temporarily while the sys
Hello again,
I now have the network configured, and can get to my installation media.
Now I am ready to format my DASD. The installation manual refers me to the
dasdfmt command in the Device Drivers and Installation Commands document,
which I am currently looking at, however the examples don't
The IP address was changed in the TCPIP configuration. Does VM need to be
IPLed in order for the changes to take effect? I was under the impression
that the OBEYFILE command only worked temporarily while the system was
operating?
Thanks,
Oscar
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On Tuesday, 10/19/2004 at 04:11 AST, "Almendarez, Oscar"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> After changing some configuration settings to the TCPIP on z/VM version
4.4,
> what do I need to do in order for the changes to take effect?
That depends entirely on what you changed. Some things
Hello All,
After changing some configuration settings to the TCPIP on z/VM version 4.4,
what do I need to do in order for the changes to take effect?
Thanks,
Oscar Almendarez
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>From what I can find, that command would take the file system that is
currently mounted on /var/lib/psql, and change it so that it is mounted on
/data/var/lib/psql. At the end, there will be nothing mounted on
/var/lib/psql. All this is done without the file system ever being in an
unmounted sta
"Post, Mark K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Then let me register a retroactive complaint, for future reference.
Don't
> put things in the man page that aren't supported in the software. It
only
> confuses people, and wastes a lot of time, both on their part, and the
> mailing list. I'll install 1
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 11:47:05 -0400, Post, Mark K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Then let me register a retroactive complaint, for future reference. Don't
> put things in the man page that aren't supported in the software. It only
> confuses people, and wastes a lot of time, both on their part, and
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 09:42:47 -0500, John Kaba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Please enter the directory of the installation media:
> /bin/ls
>
Did you really mean to do this? This is the directory on the FTP
server where the contents of the CD's is kept. At best you could have
it as '/' which me
John,
Are you typing in "/bin/ls" for the FTP directory path, or is that somehow
getting entered for you? If you are entering it, that doesn't look like a
good path to the installation files, does it?
Mark Post
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Beh
Then let me register a retroactive complaint, for future reference. Don't
put things in the man page that aren't supported in the software. It only
confuses people, and wastes a lot of time, both on their part, and the
mailing list. I'll install 1.3.0 and see if I have better luck there.
Mark
"Post, Mark K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I did read the man page, several times. I should have mentioned that
I'm
> using s390-tools 1.2.4. The text you quote does not appear in the man
page
> at that level. If I try to specify either prompt or timeout in the menu
> section, zipl complains ab
I did read the man page, several times. I should have mentioned that I'm
using s390-tools 1.2.4. The text you quote does not appear in the man page
at that level. If I try to specify either prompt or timeout in the menu
section, zipl complains about an unknown keyword, and won't run.
So, any ad
Hello,
After getting the network configured successfully, I am now having
problems getting to the installation media. I have set up my pc as an FTP
server, and am serving out the installation CD of SuSE SLES8. I can
succesfully ftp from another CMS ID using anonymous access, but under my
Linux
I have several Oracle databases running in SLES8, each with 350M storage and four
100MB v-disks.
VM partition storage is 8GB and 2GB expanded. I'm seeing page stealing sometimes
in the 90% range. Here's a typical reading:
AVGPROC-031% 01
XSTORE-72/SEC MIGRATE-/SEC
MDC READS-00/SEC WRI
Can anybody explain this in simple terms. The man page doesn't make any sense to me.
What would the following command do?
mount --move /var/lib/psql /data/var/lib/psql
All right, this is for my home system. I have /var/lib in the root filesystem. I now
want to move the "/var/lib/psql" subdirect
my option have been successfully updated!!
thanks a lot,
Gian
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On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 11:01:30 +0200, Gianfranco Ciotti
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Hi,
I'm new in this mailing list... and I've an OT question: when I post a message
I will receive my post?
I'm afraid if you have recived my last post many time... pardon ;)
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Tuesday 19 October 2004 01:09, you wrote:
> I'm trying to use the "menu" functionality that zipl provides. It doesn't
> seem to make any difference in the way my system comes up.
[cut]
Insert "timeout=x" , where x are the seconds of waiting before system comes up
in defaul mode.
Your zipl.conf w
"Post, Mark K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> instead it just immediately boots the default kernel. My /etc/zipl.conf
*cough*man zipl.conf*cough*
If the 'prompt' setting of the menu section is set to 1, a menu text
will be displayed during IPL and the boot program will wait for u
Mark,
insert the lines
[defaultboot]
defaultmenu=menu1
into your /etc/zipl.conf
Ursula Braun-Krahl, IBM Germany
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Tuesday 19 October 2004 01:09, you wrote:
> I'm trying to use the "menu" functionality that zipl provides. It doesn't
> seem to make any difference in the way my system comes up. The output I
> get from zipl seems to indicate that when I reboot I'll get the menu, but
> instead it just immediatel
Alle Tuesday 19 October 2004 01:09, hai scritto:
> I'm trying to use the "menu" functionality that zipl provides. It doesn't
> seem to make any difference in the way my system comes up. The output I
> get from zipl seems to indicate that when I reboot I'll get the menu, but
> instead it just imme
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