Does someone have an example of why this is so good that Gneale is
spending so much time on it? I feel uncomfortable when I have not even
looked at it when he is so interested in it...
I heard Miguel de Icaza speak on mono at LinuxWorld in NYC in either 02 or
03. He said words to the effect of
On Gwe, 2005-03-18 at 12:49, Michael MacIsaac wrote:
best development environment in the world. And I got the feeling that
that man knows his development environments. FWIW.
I think you'll find a lot of people who disagree with both of those
statements 8)
Most likely is that your guest does not have the current class to issue
attach commands. None of OS guests (VM/VSE/os390/Linux) have the ability
to issue those commands for stability reasons.
Mark D Pace
Senior Systems Engineer
Mainline Information Systems
1700 Summit Lake Drive
Tallahassee,
Hi Folks
I have a huge amount of documents in PDF format (zSeries Linux related) that
I need to make available for reference,
I am hoping to find a solution (Linux would be nice) that would scan/present
the first page of each of the PDF's,
The only other option I have available at the moment is
Most likely is that your guest does not have the current class to issue
attach commands. None of OS guests (VM/VSE/os390/Linux) have the ability
to issue those commands for stability reasons.
Sorry that came out wrong. None of MY guests OSes have the ability to
issue these commands.
BRB -
hcp will exit with a return code that can be checked if you are in a
script:
sh -c hcp attach user ;echo $?
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Does someone have an example of why this is so good that Gneale is
spending so much time on it? I feel uncomfortable when I have not even
looked at it when he is so interested in it...
Check out Neale's presentation from Hillgang that I posted. It's got
some nifty examples of cool stuff done
Thanks for quick responses.
Adding CLASS B to the linux guests did the trick.
Thanks,
Dave
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That's a potentially dangerous thing to do. You may want to put ATTACH in a new
(additional) class by itself and then give the Linux user that class.
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Thanks for quick responses.
Adding CLASS B to the linux guests did the trick.
Dave,
Please be careful. Giving your Linux guest class B privileges makes
several cp commands available, which exposes you to greater risk. You
might want to create a separate class for the attach command and give your
Linux guest access to that new class.
On Friday, 03/18/2005 at 07:46 MST, Dave Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks for quick responses.
Adding CLASS B to the linux guests did the trick.
Hopefully you have hardened the Linux guests so that you trust them to
have class B.
Maybe it would be better if the Linux guest HCP MSG'd a
If its just DASD, define it as a full volume minidisk owned by a userid, and CP
LINK to it. Then you can stick to priv class G.
Ray Mrohs
Energy Information Administration
U.S. Department of Energy
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From: Alan Altmark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 18,
I have a huge amount of documents in PDF format (zSeries
Linux related) that
I need to make available for reference,
I am hoping to find a solution (Linux would be nice) that
would scan/present
the first page of each of the PDF's,
Would the ability to index the documents, search for a
I don't have any specific recommendations, but I have to believe it can be
done, based on my experience with GIMP. GIMP will use the Ghostscript that
is installed on your system to read in a PDF, and present each page as a
separate image. If GIMP can use Ghostscript to do that, I would have to
Some of you may have noticed that the old links and references to our
Linux on zSeries developerWorks pages are now re-routed to the Linux
on zSeries homepage (index.shtml) on awlinux1.
Earlier today, we updated that page with a lengthy text, trying to
explain that you shouldn't change any links
I know that this has been asked in many different ways, but has anyone
actually put together a comparison chart or list of CPU speeds for
zSeries, I32, I64, and other processors.
I have a department that wants to have a group of dedicated Blades
assigned to specific clients. We want to show a
I have a different, but related question:
in SLES8, if I have in my zipl.conf dasd=292-2AF,
and I hcp link linux5 292 298 mr
the link is performed (VMSECURE RULES allows the link), and if I immediately
look in /proc/dasd/devices, I show the new 298 disk as active at /dev/dasdg. I
can then
Larry,
the conversion rate for Intel platforms to zSeries ranges from 3 MHz per
MIPS to 30 MHz per MIPS depending on how much data you are pushing through
the caches and out much serialization (context switches, locks, etc.).
This is typically lower for the web servers and higher for the backend.
That was a very informative answer.
I know Barton Robinson at one point had used a ?MHz to MIPS ratio also,
and I couldn't remember what that was.
Thanks.
Larry
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Joseph Temple
Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005
Well, one of the managers is looking into a document management solution
for mainframe reports. This includes long term retension.
Currently, and for the last 30 or so years, the reports were put on
tape, and sent out to be microfiched. Now, they are looking for other
solutions.
1. The first
What've done is use the PDF capabilities in CSI's TCP/IP for VSE and the
LPR/AutoFTP function to convert the reports of PDF and put them in a set
of folders on the Windows FTP server on the LAN. Not fancy and I've had
to build some specific scripts for the LPR/Auto FTP for specific
reports, but no
Hi,
I am trying to build cpint-2.2.0 on a RHEL4/64-bit system, everything
builds ok, but when I try to load the module I get:
/sbin/insmod cpint.ko
insmod: error inserting 'cpint.ko': -1 Invalid module format
Thanks in advance,
Sal
Tom,
There is a crude, cheap, but perhaps useful approach. I am embarrassed to
describe what I have done, but then I have become accustomed to being
embarrassed. I route print reports (pure text) to a virtual machine which
stores them as CMS files in a SFS directory. You can group reports into
I'm in the process of building cpint-2.3.0 and making it GA (it fixes a problem
with 32-bit programs on a 64-bit system). The build process requires that you
use the kernel build method. The Makefile should now look like:
cpint_mod-objs := cpint.o cmdmain.o idmain.o monmain.o actmain.o
obj-m
Neale,
Are you catholic? Are you applying for sainthood?
A statesman is a dead politician. Lord knows we need more statesmen!
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Gordon Wolfe, Ph.D. Boeing Shared Services Group
Enterprise Servers VM Technical Services 425-865-5940
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From: Ferguson, Neale
To quote Billy Joel: I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the
saints.
Sister Theresa, if she were still alive, would be giving me a thorough
thrashing at that blasphemy!
-Original Message-
Are you catholic? Are you applying for sainthood?
When the dasd= parameter was added, did you run zipl?
Wolfe, Gordon W wrote:
I have a different, but related question:
in SLES8, if I have in my zipl.conf dasd=292-2AF,
and I hcp link linux5 292 298 mr
the link is performed (VMSECURE RULES allows the link), and if I immediately
look in
Last I heard, Barton's Magic Number was 4. But depending upon I/O
load could go higher.
Davis, Larry wrote:
That was a very informative answer.
I know Barton Robinson at one point had used a ?MHz to MIPS ratio also,
and I couldn't remember what that was.
Thanks.
Larry
-Original Message-
There was a thread about this topic on this very list that started
Monday. Check the archive for CMS for Documentation and Document
Management Software.
Tom Duerbusch wrote:
Well, one of the managers is looking into a document management solution
for mainframe reports. This includes long term
See: http://linuxtoday.com/developer/2005031800632OSSWDV
Google has launched a site that provides Google source code for free,
along with discussion forums.
We have derived a great amount of software from the open source
community, so we felt it would be appropriate for us to interact
I find it interesting that all the replys so far from the Linux listserv
were for ways of doing this in VM and VSEG. I guess that means that
other shops have tackled this problem many years ago.
I've looked at the CMS file option and the PDFs from VSE option. But
those only produces reports. I
Of course.
It's an automatic reaction. Update zipl.conf, run zipl.
A statesman is a dead politician. Lord knows we need more statesmen!
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Did you verify that the LINK is actually working either with hcp or
logging on to the machine directly?
Wolfe, Gordon W wrote:
Of course.
It's an automatic reaction. Update zipl.conf, run zipl.
A statesman is a dead politician. Lord knows we need more statesmen!
--Berkeley Breathed
Gordon Wolfe,
I've been trying to find this myself. One thing I read is to run
/sbin/dasd_configure 0.0.298 1 0 to bring it online. This is a
script that does all the magic in the sysfs file system to enable it.
The 1 after the address is to bring it online and the 0 is to not
use the diag driver. I haven't
What happens with: chccwdev -e 0.0.0298
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If I do the link and then do hcp q v dasd it shows up. It does not show up
in cat /proc/dasd/devices.
A statesman is a dead politician. Lord knows we need more statesmen!
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chccwdev -e 0.0.0298
Setting device 0.0.0298 online
Done
lnx5:~ # cat /proc/dasd/devices
0.0.0292(ECKD) at ( 94: 0) is dasda : active at blocksize: 4096, 90144
0 blocks, 3521 MB
0.0.0293(FBA ) at ( 94: 4) is dasdb : active at blocksize: 512, 50
blocks, 244 MB
Didn't you used to have echo add dasd=298 /proc/dasd/devices in SLES8?
With udev and hotplug a script could probably automate this for you.
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chccwdev -e 0.0.0298
Setting device 0.0.0298 online
Done
lnx5:~ # cat /proc/dasd/devices
0.0.0292(ECKD) at ( 94: 0) is
If the devices were in the dasd parameter, they would come 'on line' as
soon as they were linked.
Ferguson, Neale wrote:
Didn't you used to have echo add dasd=298 /proc/dasd/devices in SLES8?
With udev and hotplug a script could probably automate this for you.
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chccwdev
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Thanks Neale, I will give it try!!
Sal
Ferguson, Neale [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm in the process of building cpint-2.3.0 and making it GA (it fixes a =
problem with 32-bit programs on a 64-bit
Nope. never had to do an echo add dasd=298 /proc/dasd/devices. Just did
the link and it worked.
A statesman is a dead politician. Lord knows we need more statesmen!
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Enterprise Servers VM Technical Services 425-865-5940
I wasn't following this thread real close so if I repeat something, I'm
sorry. I've found that the
/sbin/dasd_configure 0.0.0298 1 0
command works the same as the old echo add device range=
command used to in SLES8.
Mark Wiggins
University of Connecticut
Operating Systems
They did in SLES8, they don't in SLES9.
A statesman is a dead politician. Lord knows we need more statesmen!
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