Thanks Mark,
nail -a attachment -s subject line [EMAIL PROTECTED] /dev/null
That did the trick and if you want something in the body of the message :
echo message in body | mail -s subject line [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And it works without using uuencode .
Thanks to all who replied.
Bernie Wu
The
Hi List,
From a Linux guest, when I send an email and a file as an attachment to MS
Outlook, the attachment is displayed as part of the message body.
How can I send it so that Outlook receives it as an attached file and not
embedded as part of the message body ?
The syntax that I use is :
Hi Mark,
The nail command (which is what /usr/bin/mail and /usr/bin/mailx point to)
supports the -a option to attach a file to the message.
When I use the -a option, the command just hangs, and I have to Ctrl-C
twice to get out of it. The first Ctrl-C produces this message:
(Interrupt -- one more
Hi List,
When I run mksles9root.sh I encounter this problem :
# ./mksles9root.sh s390x -m
Making a SLES9 install tree ...
SP4 ISO images found ...
The tree named sles9xsp4root/ will be SLES9 + SP4 ...
Making the directory structure ...
Mounting ISO images loopback ...
Mounting
Hi Mike,
I did a fuser /dev/loop? on all 16 and it came back clean.
However , the mount | greep loop produced this :
# mount | grep loop
/nfs/iso/SLES-10-SP2-DVD-s390x-GM-DVD1.iso on /nfs/sles10sp2/dvd1 type
iso9660 (rw,loop=/dev/loop0)
df -h shows :
Thanks Ed,
But losetup -a comes up empty handed.
So does fuser /dev/loop? on all 16 devices.
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OK. Looks like something is wrong with the devices. I tried it manually
and this is what I got :
***796*** [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/nfs/iso] *** uid=0 ***
# mount -o loop,ro SLES-9-s390x-RC5a-CD1.iso sles9xsp4root/sles9/CD1
***797*** [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/nfs/iso] *** uid=0 ***
# mount -o loop,ro
I'm wondering if it's being run as root?
Yes, the script is run by root.
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Thanks Adam,
Add options loop max_loop=64 (or up to 255, I think) in /etc/
modules.conf
But there is no /etc/modules.conf .
There is a modprobe.conf and a modprobe.conf.local. A grep of loop on
modprobe.conf shows :
alias block-major-7 loop
Maybe this explains why it fails when I try to
This is what I got from IBM support.
In the 2.6 kernel for SLES 9, the loop module has been compiled into the
kernel. You will need to edit your /etc/zipl.conf and add the following:
max_loop=16
Then run zipl
Then reboot.
That fixed it.
Thanks to all who replied.
Bernie Wu
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Hi List,
When defining /sles10master, instead of one big root / , I would like to
break the disk up into 2 partitions:
partition 1 - dasda1 - /
partition 2 - dasda2 - a volume group containing the rest of the file
systems, /home, /opt, /tmp, /usr and /var, ..
The question then becomes:
Hi List,
I have a Linux guest that I have put into run level 1.
Now I want to bring the guest back to run level 3, but the network is
unavailable.
Rather than signon to a 3270 session and issue init 3, can I communicate
from another VM guest to this Linux guest to put it back into run-level 3 (
?
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I have a Linux
Hi List,
I have 2 SLES10 guests. In both guests NFS4_SUPPORT is set to no in
/etc/sysconfig/nfs . I then ran SuSEconfig on both guests.
Now the problems.
1. On the NFS server, after adding files to be exported ( using yast2 ) ,
I get Unable to restart the NFS server. Your changes will be
Hi List,
Just curious. Is there any way of seeing the actual commands that YaST2
executes behind the scenes.
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Thanks to all who replied.
We've finally figured out the problem.
SuSE by default, has security turned on. Thus, vsftpd had ascii
downloads/uploads turned off. Once I turned those 2 options on in
/etc/vsftpd.conf,
the ftp to zOS worked properly.
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Hi List,
I am trying to ftp a plain txt file to zOS.
If I use the WARP option, the whole file is transfered as one continusous
string.
If I don't use the WARP option, the file is transfered as a continuous
string but it also gets truncated ( determined by blksize ).
Either way, it looks like ftp
Hi Mark,
I have resized both ext3 and resierfs online (under LVM2) on SLES 10 no
problem.
How did you do it ? Everytime I try to run resize2fs, I have to unmount
the file first. My testing was done on SLES10-SP1.
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Thanks Mark,
This is great. I will try it ASAP.
You must use ext2online to extend an ext2/3 fs online.
Bernie Wu
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Hi David,
When I run SWPG0803.EXEC I get this error :
3589 +++ ?
3589 +++?
601 +++ temp = sourceline(l)
579 +++ sourcel = GetSourceLine(badline)
DMSREX460E Error 13 running SWPG0803 EXEC, line 3589: Invalid character in
program
This is what I did :
1. Download
Hi Dave,
Same error.
SWPG0803
3589 +++ ?
3589 +++?
601 +++ temp = sourceline(l)
579 +++ sourcel = GetSourceLine(badline)
DMSREX460E Error 13 running SWPG0803 EXEC, line 3589: Invalid character in
program
The only difference between not specifying quote site fix 80 is that
the
Thanks Shannon,
I used Hexedit to delete the character x'1A' and SWPG0803.EXEC ran and
extracted all the files.
Thanks to all who replied.
I had this same problem and noticed that an invalid character was being
appended to the uploaded swpg0803 file (on the last line--3589). I just
deleted that
Thanks Mike for the info.
I did further testing and this is what I found :
Guests with 2 GB's of memory or less have one zone ( DMA ).
Guests with greater than 2 GB's of memory have 2 zones ( DMA and Normal ).
I don't know what the break-point is for the third zone.
The information contained in
From the 3270 console , one can use ed to edit files . Its a pain to use
but hopefully, one does not have to use it frequently.
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Hi Kyle,
If you want a more comprehensive doc I might be able to provide you
with a rough draft of the doc I've been meaning to finish in a few
days.
A rough draft would be very welcome. In fact, after I've gone through it (
might take a couple of days/weeks ), I will return it with my comments
Hi List,
In ZOS, dynamic routing is provided by the OMPROUTE starter task. Is there
a zVM equivalent ?
Bernie Wu
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Thanks List,
The MPROUTE virtual machine
So much to learn, so little time.
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Hi List,
What kind of cluster filesystem is available for SLES9 / SLES10 ?
I know there is OCFS for oracle database files, but what about non database
files ?
TIA
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Hi List,
Can anyone tell me whether OCFS2 works with ECKD dasd devices ? We're
running zVM 5.2 and SLES10 .
We're still working on getting NPIV to work, so we don't have iSCSI devices
to play with.
TIA
Bernie Wu
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Thanks Kyle,
Yes, it should work fine. I haven't had any problems with OCFS2 using
ECKD DASD.
Is there a document or redbook that you used as a reference when you set it
up ?
TIA
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On the zOS and unix ( SUN and AIX ) side , we use UC4. Would like to know
what other options are available ?
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Hi List,
Aside from cron and at, what scheduling packages are being used out
there on zLinux ?
TIA
Bernie Wu
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Hi List,
1. Does anyone know why and who uses this jar file is in /usr/bin ?
2. Can I rename it to something else, and create a symbolic link to point
the the jar in /usr/lib/IBMJava2-1.4.2/bin ?
TIA
Bernie Wu
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The file is /usr/bin/jar.
Thanks Mark and John. rpm -rf shows libgcj as the culprit.
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Hi List,
We are running zVM 5.2 and SLES9-SP3.
We have 2 swap files defined to each guest. 1 is VDISK and the other is to
minidisk.
The VDISK has priority 99 and the dasd has a priority of 42.
I've noticed that the 2nd swap space gets used even though the utilization
of the VDISK swap space does
Cartsen Otte wrote :
The high prio swap target gets filled first. Only when that one is
full, the second swap target gets filled
Thats exactly my point. The high priority swap target is not full, not
even half full, yet the lower priority swap file gets used.
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Mark,
Just put it in /etc/sysconfig/kernel
MODULES_LOADED_ON_BOOT=”vmcp”
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But what happens if one wants to recycle linux with the REBOOT command
from Linux ?
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fine.
Normally we use SUSE but am moving/testing RH now so I should have
mentioned that this is REL4U4 (but hopped it would not matter)
Paul
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Strange, but both URL's end up on a blank page
http://youfix.novell.com/youfix
https://you.novell.com/update
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Hi List,
Has anyone noticed that /etc/crontab is missing a few lines in SLES10 ?
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they changed it.or if I like it.
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Has anyone noticed that /etc/crontab is missing a few lines in SLES10 ?
--
Bruce Hayden
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Endicott, NY
Striping can be expanded. The only caveat is that if the strip is over 4
volumes, then you will need space on 4 volumes before the expansion can
take place.
Doesn't striping come with another got-ya? I seem to recall that a
striped LVM can't be expanded (i.e., additional volumes added). Is
. If you don't mind, let
me know what they tell you.
Bob
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Hi Bob,
I am also getting segmentation faults
Thanks Robert. I've always used VNC for installing. Guess I will now have
to use SSH until they fix the problem.
About the workaround, after activating the disks, I usually select Format
from the [Perform Action] dropdown menu. Is that not the same as running
dasdfmt.
Can I contact you offlist
Thanks to all that replied.
I've managed to create root on an LVM and I used VNC ( all gui ).
There is an outstanding item in bugzilla.novell.com , #201692, regarding
this error.
The workaround is to partition the disk first, before creating the volume
group:
Start the install and use a VNC
Hi List,
I've been getting errors when trying to put root on a LVM during the SLES10
install.
I took a mod-9 and carved out 3 minidisks.
100 for /boot
102 for /
103 for swap
I then activated all 3 devices, formatted them, created /boot, swap, and
volume group vgsystem. Under vgsystem, I then
It dies on a System error code -4010 when it tries to create the volume
group vgsystem.
I personally recommend _not_ putting your root file system in an LV.
However, since you want to do that, _exactly_ how is it failing?
Mark Post
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Hi List,
The default software selection for SLES10 installs the following:
- GNOME Desktop Environment for Server
- Server Base System
- 32bit Runtime Environment
- X Window System
- Novell APPArmour
- Print Server
Do we need Novell AppArmour, X Window System, Print Server , the 32bit
dependencies.
Marian Gasparovic
IBM Slovakia
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The default software selection for SLES10 installs
the following:
- GNOME Desktop Environment for Server
- Server Base System
- 32bit Runtime Environment
- X Window System
- Novell
Hi List,
Does anyone know what the Portname= in the parmfile is used for ?
Under SLES9, the portname was left blank. SLES10 seems to want it.
In the future, if I had to add a second nic interface, using a different
OSA on a different port, for extreme availability purposes, will I be
hindered by
later.
Unfortunately a lot of useless packages have to stay
because of complicated dependencies.
Marian Gasparovic
IBM Slovakia
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The default software selection for SLES10 installs
the following:
- GNOME Desktop Environment for Server
- Server
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^^-^^ -
In theory, theory and practice are the same, but
in practice, theory and practice are different.
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Hi Bob,
I am also getting segmentation faults. We are running SLES9-SP3. I have
opened up a PMR with IBM regarding this.
Bernie Wu
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Marian,
Do you have the list of about 60 packages to delete readily available or do
I have to wait for the SLES10 cookbook to be published.
Bernie Wu
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Bernard,
good news. We work with Mike on cookbook update for
SLES10. If you choose only base and 32bit and then
remove about 60
Thanks Mike.
You're right. Right-clicking and selecting New Window opens up an xterm
session which is exactly what I was looking for.
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Thanks Brendan for replying to my post.
I did run the command vncpasswd.
However, Mike MacIsaac pointed me to the right soultion. By right
clicking, and selecting New Window' an xterm session was established.
Originally, I thought that New Window meant more of the same thing,
another greyed out
Hi List,
I am trying to use xinetd to start VncServer. This is what I have done so
far.
1. Modified /etc/xinetd.d/vnc and changed disabled=yes to
disabled=no for service vnc1, vnc2 and vnc3.
2. Modified /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager and changed :
DISPLAYMANAGER_REMOTE_ACCESS=no to
Hi List,
Anyone willing to share their experiences with setting up heartbeat on the
zLinux platform ( z/VM 5.2 and SLES9-SP3 ) . You can email me directly or
post to the list.
TIA
Bernie Wu
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We have Oracle 10gr2 installed on SLES9-SP3.
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Hi Carsten,
By dynamic, I mean not having to issue umount and e2fsck commands
explicitly. As to the patch that allows online resizing, is the patch
included in SLES 10 ?
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Hi List,
We are currently running SLES9-SP3. All our filesystems are type EXT3 .
Aside from REISERFS , are there other filesystem types that will allow
for dynamic re-sizing ?
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Chuck wrote :
Zipl.conf did not contain the 2 volumes that were
part of the LVM. I manually added and reran ZIPL.
If you ran mkinitrd, then you don't have to manually add the 2 volumes to
zipl.conf.
Check the output of mkinitrd. That should contain the 2 new volumes. You
still need to run
Thanks David, your comment makes a lot of sense.
Install EVMS and use evmsn in place of the YaST storage gui. Then you
get a nice front end for both, and a whole lot more.
I took a quick look at EVMS, and it does look quite comprehensive.
However, are there any howto's for migrating an
Hi Listserv,
In one of my previous posts regarding LVM, most of the replies pointed me
to EVMS.
I took a quick look at EVMS, and it certainly does look very promising.
However, I cannot seem to find any documentation or HowTo's regarding how
to install Linux using EVMS or how to migrate to EVMS
Hi Listserv,
Just trying to gauge which is the more popular filesystem type to use for
logical volumes, reiserfs or ext3 and why.
Seems like reiserfs will allow resizing through the YaST GUI, whilst ext3
filesystems forces CLI interaction.
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Bill,
From zVM,
IPL 100 - bring up the golden image
IPL 103 - bring up the controller
Hope this helps
Bernie Wu
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Hi Listserv,
We have SLES9-SP3 installed.
When setting up the YOU Server Configuration, should I have all 3 branches
of the install tree , ie:
SUSE SLES, SUSE CORE and SUSE SLES 9 Service-Pack 3 or just SUSE SLES and
SUSE CORE.
Bernie Wu
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/lib64/CA_esm_proxy, if 31 - /lib/CA_esm_proxy.
Anyway, 2 programs can't use the same port, so if you run both versions,
one will definitely failed.
WBR, Sergey
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Good Morning Mary,
We at NCCI are currently in the same boat. We've just finished installing
the PAM client . We are talking with CA regarding the proxy server. Will
keep you posted on our progress.
By the way, there is no good documentation when it comes to installing and
configuring the
Hi Mary,
This is what I have so far :
The proxy server is called CA_esm_proxy. The binary is /lib/CA_esm_proxy
and /lib64/CA_esm_proxy. As you can see, there are 2 versions. We are
running SLES9 s390x, the 64 bit version of the OS.
What remains is whether we need both versions up at the same
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Hi Listserv,
In the output of mkinitrd , I see the following :
DASDs: 0.0.0100(ECKD) 0.0.0101(ECKD) 0.0.0102(ECKD) 0.0.2500
(ECKD) 0.0.2501(ECKD) 0.0.2502(ECKD) 0.0.2503(ECKD) 0.0.2504(ECKD) 0.0.1000
(ECKD)
How does it know what devices to pull in and in what order ? In other
words,
Hi Listserv,
Does anyone have suggestions on how to set up the keyboard mapping for a
3270 session, so that ' vi can be used .
TIA
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Hi Listserv,
Does anyone have suggestions on how to set up the keyboard mapping
Thanks to all that replied. Guess I have to start brushing up on ED .
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Hi Ryan,
Are you sure it's empty. Mine shows 0 bytes, but when I do a cat
hostname , the correct hostname shows up.
Bernie Wu
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Hi Ryan,
Are you sure it's empty. Mine shows 0 bytes, but when I do a cat
hostname , the correct hostname shows up
Hi Listserv,
Does anyone know why the output of online_update -c reads Language :
de. and what is the impact, if there is any ?
# online_update -c
Product 0 (primary product)
Name: SUSE SLES
Version: 9
Architecture: s390x
Product 1
Name: SUSE CORE
Version: 9
Hi Listserv,
Can anyone shed some light on how YAST and autofs work . I've done a
search on autofs and I don't see it installed. Yet, when a cloned server
wants to install some rpm's, the installation CD's are auto-magically
mounted . I see no /etc /auto.master and for that matter
Terry,
We have SLES9-SP3 ( s390x ) installed.
rpm -qa | egrep find|make gives this :
make-3.80-184.1
findutils-4.1.7-860.1
findutils-locate-4.1.7-860.1
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Hi Listserv,
Can anyone provide pointers on how much storage a zVM guest needs for a
Oracle 10g install ? Along the same lines, how big should the swap file be
?
TIA
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Tom,
To use vdisks for Linux swap, you need to add the following to SYSTEM
CONFIG :
Vdisk,
Syslim infinite ,
Userlim infinite
See Mike MacIssac's Virtual-Cookbook.
Bernie Wu
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Tom,
I forgot to add :
In your PROFILE EXEC
'SWAPGEN 101 524288' /* create a 256M VDISK swap space */
Once again, its in Mike MacIsaac's Virtual-Cookbook.
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Hi Listserv,
Has anyone managed to get this VMCP command to work ?
VMCP QUERY NSS ALL MAP
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The Linux machine has BG classes.
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Thanks Mike,
That did the trick .
I guess you might want to update the Virtualization Cookbook to include
class E for USER SLES9x ( Section 7.1 ).
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Hi Listserv,
When I run
# sitar - -format=html - -outfile=/etc/sitar.html
the file sitar.html is created in /etc. and I get some messages
Disk /dev/dasda doesn't contain a valid partition table
Disk /dev/dasdb doesn't contain a valid partition table
Disk /dev/dasdc doesn't contain a valid
Hi Listserv,
Can someone point me to a mirror site that has the architecture s390x.
Most sites have i386, ia64, sparc, etc. etc. but no s390x .
TIA
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are likely seeing are mirrors for the SUSE Linux platform,
which is not the same, and which does not get built for s390 or s390x.
Mark Post
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Hi Listserv,
Currently, I have a cloned system with everything in the root filesystem
/ .
The zipl.conf looks like this :
[ipl]
target = /boot/zipl
image = /boot/image
ramdisk = /boot/initrd,0x100
parameters = root=/dev/dasda1 selinux=0 TERM=dumb elevator=cfq
I have now added
Mike,
The adresses are real addresses. Also, I am using a mixture of both mini
disks and dedicates. The LVM's ( 2500-2504 ) are dedicated and the others
are mini-disks.
DASD 2061 CP SYSTEM VMD001 2
.
.
DASD 2500 ATTACHED TO LNXCAPD 2500 R/W 0X2500
DASD 2501 ATTACHED TO LNXCAPD
Hi Listserv,
I just did a Minimum graphical system (without KDE) install. My
install tree contains the 6 original ISO's and the 3 SP3 iso's ( including
the new CD#2 for SP3 ). When I run SPident -vvv, I get this message:
CONCLUSION: System is NOT up-to-date!
foundSLES-9-s390x
Hi Listserv,
When I installed SLES9 + SP1 , I get the following when I run SPident
-vvv :
CONCLUSION: ServicePack Level: SLES-9-s390x-SP1 = up-to-date
With SLES9 +SP3, I get :
CONCLUSION: System is NOT up-to-date!
foundSLES-9-s390x
expected SLES-9-s390x-SP3
The same minimal install
Hi Listserv,
I am trying out the Redbook From LPAR to Virtual Servers in 2 Days.
I have created LINUX00.
I am now trying to install the controller ( Section 6.5 ). Towards the end
of the installation this is what happens:
- the vnc session disconnects
- but in the 3270 session I get the
Mike,
In USER DIRECT, LINUX00 is defined as such:
USER LINUX00 LINUX00 1G 1G BG
so I don't think is is a memory issue.
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Eddie,
Create a filesystem on the Unix side and export it out.
On the mainframe side, nfs mount the exported filesystem and your cobol
program can then write to the nfs mounted filesystem.
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Lee,
Run it thru dos2unix and you should be fine.
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Hi Listserv,
Comments on the creation of the SLES9 SP3 install tree.
1.The downloads from the Novell site had the CD's for 31 bit and the 64
bit reversed.
2.The script mksles9root.sh downloaded from linuxvm.org/Patches/S390
needs to be modified to reflect Novell's SP3 iso names ie:
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