It used to be the case that there was not a supported upgrade path from
SLES 31-bit to 64-bit addressing modes. Is that still the case? Has
anyone performed a SLES9 SP3 s390 - SLES10 s390x upgrade in place, or
is trying this still more trouble than its worth (i.e. install clean and
be done with
I have not used it in a while, but I remember it being generally slow.
I gave it a try--it took about five minutes.
Regards,
Kevin
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Steve Gentry
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Stahr, Lea wrote:
I have what I think is a major Linux problem (not on s390 of course). I
have a large Red Hat 8 cluster. I have searched the Red Hat database and
found the Time Zone patch
https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHEA-2006-0745.html but it does not list a
RH8 version. Any ideas? I have the
Hall, Ken (GTI) wrote:
The tzdata RPM is a noarch, so a version from any distro that's even
close should work. I had been asked to look into this, and I was
watching for the change to RHEL4, but there has never been any mention
in the changelog for the package.
So I did a quick search, and
The mt command, which is part of the mt-st (or mt_st) package will allow you
to operate the tape drive.
Mark Post
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Crispin Hugo
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Hi Chaps,
I need to use a 3590 on Redhat 4 under VM. I have found the OCO and
downloaded the RPM and installed it. Now what do I do ? I can't seem to find
any documentation as to what I do next so I can actually use the tape drive.
My experience is all Mainframe based and not Unix
Crispin Hugo
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Stahr, Lea
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Subject: Time Zone problem
I have what I think is a major Linux problem (not on s390 of course). I
have a large Red Hat
On 1/9/07, David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The simulation in VM allows 1 physical CPU to service multiple virtual
CPUs. It's not optimum, but it can still make a difference in the
operation of the Linux application. Notes is my favorite example of
this. On a uni, Notes does some tasks
The device drivers manual should have info on how to use the tape devices.
Crispin Hugo wrote:
Hi Chaps,
I need to use a 3590 on Redhat 4 under VM. I have found the OCO and
downloaded the RPM and installed it. Now what do I do ? I can't seem to find
any documentation as to what I do next so I
Ignore my previous email. It seems to be working now.
Steve G,
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I initially keyed it in as picky. After I finished keying the email,
I went back and changed it to pickey. When I said the word to myself,
slowly, pic,key,pic,key,pic,key, I changed it.
So certain, that I didn't need to hit the spellcheck button G.
Thanks
Tom Duerbusch
THD Consulting
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Well, my IBM rep told me, but it is here:
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=180uid=swg27007673
Marcy
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Hi Hugo,
have a look at
http://download.boulder.ibm.com/ibmdl/pub/software/dw/linux390/docu/l26bdd03.pdf.
This contains a chapter about the driver for channel attached tapes
(including 3590).
Mit freundlichem Gruß / Regards,
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It used to be the case that there was not a supported upgrade path
from
SLES 31-bit to 64-bit addressing modes. Is that still the case?
Yes. Upgrade-in-place has never worked across architecture boundaries,
and s390-s390x is an architectural boundary.
is trying this still more trouble
My coworker says he isn't able to find any s390x.rpm files for Tomcat on
the SLES10 DVD or CD's.
Has anyone else had trouble?
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I have tomcat 5 on my SLES 10 distribution CDs.
tomcat5-5.0.30-27.2
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I remember that back when a place I worked was running MVS/ESA guests we found
that there was a point in their IPL processing that required a second processor
to produce startup diagnostics it the IPL failed; without the second processor
the guest would just hang. We added a second vCPU to get
I am doing a SLES9 SP3 install and when the install gets to the device mapper
package on the SP3 CD1 my guest goes into a serious loop. It starts clocking
serious cpu percentage and through the roof paging then eventually the VNC
client or browser window (I have tried both) gets a network
He'll never find an s390x _or_ an s390 RPM for tomcat. It's a -noarch
RPM:
find . -name tomcat*
./noarch/tomcat5-admin-webapps-5.0.30-27.2.noarch.rpm
./noarch/tomcat5-5.0.30-27.2.noarch.rpm
./noarch/tomcat5-webapps-5.0.30-27.2.noarch.rpm
./src/tomcat5-5.0.30-27.2.src.rpm
Mark Post
Thanks.
For some reason Ed thought with SLES8 and SLES9 they had provided s390
and s390x rpm files.
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Post, Mark K
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 12:07 PM
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Subject: Re: SLES10
Smith, Ann (ISD, IT) wrote:
Thanks.
For some reason Ed thought with SLES8 and SLES9 they had provided s390
and s390x rpm files.
SLES10 is only s390x, therefore only one rpm. The 8 and 9 had two
different versions
that could be used separately so they had it there twice.
Kim
It's set at 512MB and there ar 45718 pages res and 57885 pages in the working
set. It doesn't do much paging until it gets to that package. I thought about
using SSH to see if it made a differnece. I think I'll do that
Post, Mark K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, you could try doing the
Well it turns out that the install was still running. I left the guest alone
while I went for lunch and when I got back it had shut down. I IPLed and it
appears to be ready to continue the install.
Post, Mark K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, you could try doing the install via SSH
Try SPident -v
LJ Mace wrote:
What fix paxk oof sles I'm on?? I know I'm on sp3 but
let say I fall and bump my head tonight and tomorrow
someone asks me What fix pack of sles are we on?
I could try a unmae -a ,if I rememebered it but that
doesn't show it.
thanks
Mace
The tool that is supposed to tell you is Spident, but I don't find it to be
reliable. Below are the output from two of my systems, both recently updated
with every patch available from SuSE at the time it was updated...
rockhopper:~ # SPident
CONCLUSION: System is NOT up-to-date!
found
This is usually caused by not installing the optional updates. One of
the reasons why (prior to SLES10), I always ran online_update from the
command line, and not via YaST.
Mark Post
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My system does not have SPident at all. My SuSE-release files just says
Version 8.1 and nothing else.
Lea Stahr
Linux/Unix Team
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RPN01
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 2:23
In my case, I've generally installed most of the optional updates as well as
the Security and Recommended ones. I still end up in the situation shown.
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There is a bug # for this problem ( #46588 ). Upgrading to glibc-2.3.3
rel 98.61 solves the problem. If you linux guests were created before
Novell fixed CD#3, then you will get the Seg fault. If the guests were
created the the correct CD#3, it works.
Bates, Bob
I've also seen SPident complain about a package being back-leveled that I
did not even have installed.
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David Boyes wrote:
It used to be the case that there was not a supported upgrade path
from
SLES 31-bit to 64-bit addressing modes. Is that still the case?
Yes. Upgrade-in-place has never worked across architecture boundaries,
and s390-s390x is an architectural boundary.
is trying this
If you run SPident with -vvv it will list out all of the packages that are
either newer or older than what it expects to be an updated system.
RPN01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/10/07 2:06 PM
In my case, I've generally installed most of the optional updates as well as
the Security and Recommended
Er, Brendan, do we need all those pictures?
Sorry - usually delete them - must have forgotten this time. I won't
comment on how I feel about lotus notes :-)
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