Mark,
On Thursday, 12/06/2007 at 12:59 EST, Alan Altmark wrote:
Hmmm... 0x08 means invalid request which has nothing to do with even/odd
addresses. IMO it points to a buggy device driver.
If Alan is right with a buggy device driver, we should have a look at this
problem.
Could you please come
Both. Bugzilla is enormously end-user-hostile, and difficult to manage.
It is also primarily written in Perl, making heavy use of arrays in
memory, which makes it somewhat of a pig.
The user hostility is really down to the UI, some of the bugzillas have
very nice front ends. On a PC it runs
David Boyes wrote:
Hi... Is anyone running Bugzilla on Z?
We tried it and abandoned it in favor of RT.
Note that RT and Bugzilla are different tools, aimed at different targets; both
have their strengths. I, too, find RT preferable for the problems I tend to
need it for, but RT is a
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Both. Bugzilla is enormously end-user-hostile, and difficult to
manage.
It is also primarily written in Perl, making heavy use of arrays in
memory, which makes it somewhat of a pig.
The user hostility is really down to the UI, some of the bugzillas
have
very nice front ends.
Someone
Why do I get the attached response when I attempt to withdraw from the
list server?
Either your mail tool, the widget that inserts the disclaimer, or the
mail gateway that transfers your messages to the Internet doesn't
properly insert or manage line end characters -- most common problem is
Would a line w/ -- (dash-dash-space) before the signature and disclaimer
cause the command scanner to cease parsing the commands? It's supposed to be
an introduction to the signature, and most other things ignore everything
below it
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Would a line w/ -- (dash-dash-space) before the signature and
disclaimer
cause the command scanner to cease parsing the commands? It's supposed
to
be
an introduction to the signature, and most other things ignore
everything
below it
It might, but //EOJ always works (both in the classic
But when I was messing with trackers
on Intel a few years ago, I chose Roundup
over both Bugzilla and RT. It was clean, easier to
understand, easier to use, and easier to customize.
We used it for both development problem tracking and customer
problems.
The source for Roundup is available
David Boyes wrote:
But when I was messing with trackers
on Intel a few years ago, I chose Roundup
over both Bugzilla and RT. It was clean, easier to
understand, easier to use, and easier to customize.
We used it for both development problem tracking and customer
problems.
The source for
We're replacing our z800 (2066-003) with a z9 (2096-Q03) and have
several SLES 8 LPAR's.
Is there any chance of SLES 8 running on the z9 or will I have to
upgrade to SLES 10 before
the z9 installation.
Thanks,
Steve
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On Tue, Dec 18, 2007 at 6:40 PM, in message
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wrote:
We're replacing our z800 (2066-003) with a z9 (2096-Q03) and have
several SLES 8 LPAR's.
Is there any chance of SLES 8 running on the z9 or will I have to
upgrade to SLES 10 before
the z9
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