Maybe you should be thankful Mark didn't go with the default RoT of
"swap=2xRAM"
Personally I've never allowed _any_ installer to handle partitioning,
but I can appreciate your concern for the "novice" installer (person).
They will/should probably be using mod-9s anyway, rather than trying to
sque
I would agree that it wasn't a big deal to change, once I figured out what was
happening.
I would like to suggest, one of those great "notes" in the Deployment guide.
They are real eye catchers when you print out the manual. For me, just another
thing I skip over when I view online (I'm show
For those who are thinking about coming to the next Hillgang meeting in
Herndon Virginia, please let me know soon so we can estimate numbers for
catering. The agenda is available at:
http://www.vm.ibm.com/events/hill0714.pdf
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This is the result of a feature request that I entered a long time ago. I
didn't like the fact that on System z, users would get a "no partition proposal
possible" type indication and they would have to go in and do everything from
scratch. For people that aren't yet Linux savvy, this change i
I'm installing SLES 11 SP 1 under z/VM 5.2 on an IBM z/890.
During the installation process, a swap disk is created on my dasda
drive automatically by the install process. I have my own swap disks
(vdisks) allocated and I don't want/need this swap disk.
I can go into partitioning during the in
Thank's Alan, we just realized that since we are using layer 3.
So we have to take a discussion with the network/firewall people here.
Have a nice weekend :)
Cordialement / Vriendelijke Groeten / Best Regards / Med Vänliga Hälsningar
Tore Agblad
Volvo Information Technology
Infrastructur
On Friday, 07/09/2010 at 07:29 EDT, Agblad Tore
wrote:
> It seams that from outside this server the two nicdef 700 and 710 have
the same
> MAC address
> However from inside when issuing IFCONFIG to display, the MACs are
different
> and not any of these
> MAC addresses seen from inside the server i
It seams that from outside this server the two nicdef 700 and 710 have the same
MAC address
However from inside when issuing IFCONFIG to display, the MACs are different
and not any of these
MAC addresses seen from inside the server is even near the MAC address as seen
from outside.
Hmmm
Thanks' Mark, that so far is the hottest tip we have, it certainly fits in on
the symptoms.
We will digg into that matter now.
Cordialement / Vriendelijke Groeten / Best Regards / Med Vänliga Hälsningar
Tore Agblad
Volvo Information Technology
Infrastructure Mainframe Design & Developmen
Hi Mike.
I did change that broadcast, blanked it out actually, then it defaults to a
correct value, but
no change.
Maybe it's a firewall rule somewhere only allowing one adapter using ssh
connection.
Because logging in from outside the machine only works with one of the
interfaces, but
an intern
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