Freeing unused kernel memory: 108k freed
Also, how large is your virtual machine? It should be at least 384M
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Jon Brock
Sent: March 7, 2005 16:41
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I've seen some discussions in this list about the problem but none about
the solution.
With sles8, to change the osa address, you simply changed the VM
directory dedicate statements and you also changed the chandev.conf file
to reflect those osa addresses.
With sles9, it looks to be
Hi ,
Existe a utility call qethconf but I never user that . Look at the man
files . Maybe works .
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Can you consider changing the real OSA addresses in the directory while keeping
the virtual OSA addresses the same?
Have you tried copying /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-qeth-bus-ccw.0.0. to
. where . is the original osa address and . is the new address?
Then you can run the
Hi ,
Does Anyone know the best performance monitor em LinuxVM machine . I
tried to use the RMF but didn't like that.
I used one time opennms software with SNMP communitty . Can I used that
for linuxVM . Anyone knows where I can find specifics MIBS and OID for
Linux VM .
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Saulo,
Try www.velocitysoftware.com
Good luck
Carlos Alberto Bodra
S/390 System Programmer
Sao Paulo - Brazil
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Saulo
Augusto Silva
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 11:08 AM
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Does Anyone know the best performance monitor em LinuxVM machine . I
tried to use the RMF but didn't like that.
The two leading contenders are IBM's Performance Toolkit and Velocity
Software's ESALPS.
There are advantages and disadvantages to both.
I used one time opennms software with SNMP
hi!
Is this tool for free? Or must i pay something for the license?
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Carlos A Bodra
Gesendet: Dienstag, 8. Marz 2005 15:39
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Betreff: Re: performance Monitor
Saulo,
Try
I'll second Carlos' suggestion. ESALPS from Velocity Software is a
wonderful suite of tools.
Saulo Augusto Silva wrote:
Hi ,
Does Anyone know the best performance monitor em LinuxVM machine . I
tried to use the RMF but didn't like that.
I used one time opennms software with SNMP communitty . Can
Sadly no, it is not free.
Peter Manz wrote:
hi!
Is this tool for free? Or must i pay something for the license?
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Carlos A Bodra
Gesendet: Dienstag, 8. Marz 2005 15:39
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Betreff:
Does Anyone know the best performance monitor em LinuxVM machine .
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/tivoli/products/omegamon-xe-linux-zseries/
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/tivoli/products/omegamon-zvm/
Andrew McIntyre - Senior I/T
But it is cheap!
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Does it work when the interface is eth? and not hsi?
Mark Post
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Subject: debian sarge + hsi
Hello!
I've installed sarge on a
You don't give much information. login not allowed is very vague. What
is the exact message you get, either on the terminal or in the system logs?
Mark Post
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Augusto Silva
Sent: Wednesday, March 02,
SLES7 is certainly very old at this point. Does SUSE still provide bugfix
support for it?
The ifconfig output seems to indicate that some traffic is going through the
interface, so there may be some kind of bug elsewhere. Can you get from the
SLES8 to the SLES7 system over the Guest LAN?
Do
Mike already mentioned the guest virtual machine size. To me, this looks
like the ramdisk is too small. 64MB may be cutting it a little close, when
the uncompressed ramdisk is about 55MB. You might try bumping that up to
the 92358 value that gets mentioned in the error message.
Mark Post
Mark,
The FAQ's I'm referring to are those that I could find when I was deciding
on which freely available distribution of Linux to install. Here are those
URL's both of which don't include Fedora Core Dev (one goes to a huge IBM
pdf file):
Malcolm,
This is quite a slick method, but I've always found it easier to just have a
current copy of the kernel on the guest's 191 disk, and create an
appropriate parmline that points to the root file system on DASD. That
method works in an LPAR install as well. I have to admire your
I'm not sure there's any sort of log available at that point, since it's
still copying the installation code into the ramdisk. How much storage did
you give the LPAR?
Mark Post
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Brock
Sent: Monday,
On Tuesday, 03/08/2005 at 12:50 CST, Tim J Stalker
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is this so unusual to be running? I had no problems with the install
and didn't realize I could have problems or I wouldn't have chose to
install Fedora Core Development. Now I'm just surprised I can't find any
Well, when Alan Cox tells me something related to Linux, I tend to believe
him. :) Perhaps he was wrong, or things have changed since he made those
comments (far more likely). In any case, this information somewhat
invalidates a section of the z/Journal article I wrote, where I warned
people
I am working on a process to build Linux virtual servers under VM. Our
Unix/Linux guys want to be able to do Kickstart like they do on the i386
and power platforms. I can't find anything that tells me how to get the
ramdisk boot image to prompt for the kickstart location like it does when I
Rick,
This has come up several times on the list. As part of the parmfile you
punch to the reader, you'll need a ks= parameter. Take a look at this
page for the various options:
http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-9-Manual/custom-guide/s1-kickst
art2-startinginstall.html
It's written
I've already received a number of presentations from SHARE 104 that just
ended. If anyone else would like to have their session handouts put on the
linuxvm.org web site, please send them to me off list.
Thanks to the people who have done that already!
Mark Post
Post, Mark K wrote:
Tim,
[snip]
I was not aware of anyone who was running Fedora on the mainframe. Some
time ago, Alan Cox recommended against trying it, because it receives little
or no testing on the mainframe, and he had doubts the installer would work
at all. If you got it to work, a short
Geoff O'Callaghan wrote:
Post, Mark K wrote:
[snip]
Well isn't that the exact reason for people to actually use it - to iron
out the wrinkles? Given that this community is small, though reasonably
active I would think that considerable improvements could be made to FC
which should in turn
Tim,
Where did you get the starter kernel and initrd? I don't see anything on
the Fedora download server that resembles those.
Mark Post
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tim J
Stalker
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 1:50 PM
To:
Not particularly, when there's RHEL out there, and especially when there's
Tao Linux which was _known_ to work, and is based on RHEL. Fedora is
intended to be a rapid cycle development distribution, not something that
will be stable over a longer period of time. People seem to be interested
in
Post, Mark K wrote:
Not particularly, when there's RHEL out there, and especially when there's
Tao Linux which was _known_ to work, and is based on RHEL. Fedora is
intended to be a rapid cycle development distribution, not something that
will be stable over a longer period of time. People seem
Postfix is driving me crazy...
I want to use the myorigin = $mydomain option (i.e sub @wellsfargo.com
for @servername.wellsfargo.com on outgoing mail)
If I put that in there, it seems to ignore .forward files completely and
changes both the sender and the recipient to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So if
Hi,
On Tue, Mar 08, 2005 at 06:27:48PM -0500, Post, Mark K wrote:
Not particularly, when there's RHEL out there, and especially when there's
Tao Linux which was _known_ to work, and is based on RHEL.
No no. Tao Linux/s390(x) is dead. I am not working for that project
anymore. The spirit
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On Tuesday, 03/08/2005 at 12:50 CST, Tim J Stalker
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is this so unusual to be running? I had no problems with the
install
and didn't realize I could have problems or I wouldn't have
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