On Wednesday, 12/03/2008 at 02:01 EST, Shawn Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Come on now, haven't you heard the Mainframe is dead? ;)
While I certainly can't speak for entire companies, I'm aware not aware
of any such efforts.
I can represent IBM with respect to z/VM: IBM is not getting rid
Right .. the brain is faster than the fingers..
HHO ?
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John Summerfield
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2008 6:01 PM
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Huegel, Thomas wrote:
Are the rep's initials HOO? as
Am Thu, 4 Dec 2008 09:59:30 -0500
schrieb Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I can represent IBM with respect to z/VM: IBM is not getting rid of z/VM
in favor of KVM.
IBM is fully aware of KVM and it's potential intersection with z/VM should
a System z version ever emerge. It does not in any
It looks like we'll soon have another tool in our kit for fixing network
problems with our
Linux guests when they have difficulty connecting to the net; thanks to the
developers at
IBM Germany. No more sed or rpl invocations from the 3270 console.
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Couple it with a bastion guest that provides ssh access to a command line,
and there's your console server. Should shut up much whining from Unix
admins -- just as discussed here months ago...8-).
I should probably borrow some code from Zebra and make it look just like a
Cisco terminal server,
Background: Our warm-site machine is a z/890 in CBU configuration,
currently maxed out with GP engines; hence we cannot now add an IFL to
it.
A proposed z/VM / Linux POC is being delayed because an IBM rep
apparently told one of our decision-makers that Linux can't run on a GP
engine, and we're
On 12/4/2008 at 3:10 PM, Chase, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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So, regarding Linux can't run on a GP engine, would one or more of you
please affirm or refute that statement? Expound as you deem
appropriate, but keep it clean. :-)
Linux runs just fine on standard CPs as well as IFLs.
We run all of our z9 in CBU with GP engines only.
Makes no difference whatsoever to VM or Linux.
Marcy
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Very clean! I know what you would like to say! G
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So, regarding Linux can't run on a GP engine, would one or more of
you
please affirm or refute that statement? Expound as you deem
appropriate, but keep it clean. :-)
Linux runs just fine on standard CPs as well as IFLs. We need to find
We run our zLinux images on a GP, sub-GP at that. We have experienced no
technical issues.
Michael
From: Chase, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, December 4, 2008 3:10:33 PM
Subject: z/VM and Linux on GP engines
Background:
Sounds like a seriously misinformed person ;)
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+1
Marcy Cortes wrote:
We run all of our z9 in CBU with GP engines only.
Makes no difference whatsoever to VM or Linux.
Marcy
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Absolutely wrong. The licensing is more complex for z/VM on standard
engines, but there is no technical restrictions. Both run without problems
on IFL or standard engines.
On 12/4/08 3:10 PM, Chase, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Background: Our warm-site machine is a z/890 in CBU
On Thu, 4 Dec 2008, Chase, John wrote:
Background: Our warm-site machine is a z/890 in CBU configuration,
currently maxed out with GP engines; hence we cannot now add an IFL to
it.
A proposed z/VM / Linux POC is being delayed because an IBM rep
apparently told one of our decision-makers
The whole CBU licensing thing likely takes care of those
complications...
But then again, I try to stay far far from that fun.
Marcy
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Huegel, Thomas wrote:
Right .. the brain is faster than the fingers..
HHO ?
My configuration reflects the structure of the molecule.
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True, but mine is how you might speak it.
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Huegel, Thomas wrote:
Right .. the brain is faster than the
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