Whoops,
> It would be cool to see some
Clicked "Send" too early.
It would be cool to see someone write some code to support KVM on z. Then
KVM and z/VM guests could be supported similarly. It would be non-trivial,
but not too too much work.
-Mike
On Sun, Oct 22, 2017 at 4:35 PM, Michael M
Gadi,
Effectively, yes z/VM is required. There is code that hasn't been tested
for years to support Linux on an LPAR being added to the zoom tree, but no
support for any hipervisor running in it such as KVM. It would be cool to
see some
I have tested zoom servers and clients (managed guests) he
On 10/21/2017 08:52 PM, John Campbell wrote:
> Are we talking about the purveyors of MF COBOL?
The same.
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Dear Dell,
Interesting TADA...
Thanks,
Flint
On Fri, 20 Oct 2017, Dell Harris wrote:
Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2017 10:06:28 -0600
From: Dell Harris
Reply-To: Linux on 390 Port
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: TERM=linux instead of TERM=dumb
Thanks to all that chimed in. I got it figured
Greetings Master Michael,
I have and continue to monitor and admire this body of code.
Visual Bash can be used to generate more functions and I look forward to
actually using sections of the Zoom and Zuess tree for many projects -
even beyond zLinux.
Congratulations and...
Kindest Regards,
Hi,
Is z/VM requited, or will it work on zLinux installed in an LPAR?
What versions of zLinux are supported?
Gadi
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Oops, sorry, re-posting without the extra newlines
Hello linux-390 and IBMBM lists,
zoom (System z object-oriented management) and zuess (System z user-enabled
self-service) are open-source packages that provide "Private Cloud" on IBM
mainframe hardware, the z/VM hipervisor and the GNU/
Hello linux-390 and IBMBM lists,
zoom (System z object-oriented management) and zuess (System z user-enabled
self-service) are
open-source packages that provide "Private Cloud" on IBM mainframe
hardware, the z/VM hipervisor
and the GNU/Linux operating system - arguably the most solid and mature
vi