Jae Hwa,
How about rpm update works(except kernel updates) for these
systems using shared root fs? Are there any ways to apply
the updates to many cloned system?
Good question. The short answer is that I defer to either Steve Womer, if
he cares to comment, or to the current thread Applying
On Monday 05 November 2007 08:42, Michael MacIsaac wrote:
Jae Hwa,
How about rpm update works(except kernel updates) for these
systems using shared root fs? Are there any ways to apply
the updates to many cloned system?
Good question. The short answer is that I defer to either Steve Womer, if
Michael,
How about rpm update works(except kernel updates) for these systems
using shared root fs? Are there any ways to apply the updates to many
cloned system?
Regards,
Jae-hwa
2007/10/30, Michael MacIsaac [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Nigel,
any plans for a version based on Red Hat ?
The short
Nigel,
any plans for a version based on Red Hat ?
The short answer is no - we had relatively few cycles on the residency
which was really just two people for one week.
However, thinking about it, the mkror.sh script should only need a few
small changes. I'm not sure how different SuSE and Red
Hello all linux-390 and ibmvmers,
A draft Redpaper Sharing and maintaining Linux under z/VM is now up on
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/abstracts/redp4322.html?Open
Here is the abstract:
Large operating systems, such as z/OS®, have, for several decades,
leveraged shared file
structures.
Hi any plans for a version based on Red Hat ? Thanks Nigel
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