Thanks Robert,
always like an improvement. I'll update our doc.
cheers
Peter
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I've added the following presentations to the linuxvm.org web site. I'm
hoping that others will be coming soon. (HINT!)
Session Presenter Title
5007Jim Elliott History and Evolution of IBM
Mainframes
You Might be a Mainframer
Aristarc Diez Redorta writes:
>is it possible to add DASD devices dinamically?
>I tried to do it following the instructions on the IBM RedBook Device
>drivers and Installation Commands anb I could'nt achieve it.
While different versions of distros provide various levels of support for
this, the ma
Maybe you can cut & paste your results so far, so we can see where its failing.
Ray Mrohs
Energy Information Administration
U.S. Department of Energy
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From: Aristarc Diez Redorta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 4:57 AM
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How you add the dasd will depend on what distro you're running. In SuSE, SLES8
uses a technique that is entirely different than the one used in SLES9. If
you're using SLES9, then the good news is that you can do it all from within
the panels supplied by yast2. In SLES8, it's all done by hand, bu
Rob van der Heij wrote:
> So what options does z/VM have then when you overcommit resources and
> suddenly everyone comes to get his share?
Limit the working set size of the guest, and thereby throttle it.
> Should CP randomly force
> virtual machines off the system so that people not just *think*
Tom Duerbusch wrote:
> If you read a page from the swap disk, and you don't modify it, and it
> becomes a least recently used page, will it be rewritten or just deleted
> (and use the existing on the swap dataset)?
If it is still clean [not modified since last time reading it from disk]
it does j
Hi all,
is it possible to add DASD devices dinamically?
I tried to do it following the instructions on the IBM RedBook Device
drivers and Installation Commands anb I could'nt achieve it.
Can anyone help me?
TIA.
.
..:
Dave Jones wrote:
> I think what Mr Morton is referring to is the "execute in place" file
> system technology that IBM has made available on their developer website:
> ftp://www6.software.ibm.com/software/developer/linux390/docu/l26bhe00.pdf
>
> Execute in place is a patch that allows for a file sy
Neale Ferguson wrote:
> xip2 is a file system that appears as ext2 but resides in a DCSS when
> running under z/VM. To execute the programs you execute straight from
> the DCSS without having to move the data from the filesystem. You mmap
> directly to the page(s) in the DCSS. This means that all y
Little, Chris wrote:
> "Also in the cards is an implementation of "executeI in place" for a
> specific s/390 usage, kernel maintainer Andrew Morton told eWEEK."
>
> Did I miss something? (surely not...I'm not that busy, am I?) What is
> "executeI in place"? Is the "I" a typo?
I did that patch. Si
Jeremy Warren wrote:
cd /var
du -hs *
du -mx --max-depth=2 /* | sort -n | tail
Use whatever depth seems good to you.
cd
lather, rinse, repeat until you find the culprit(s)
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