Putting my toe in the water with Linux for S/390 for the first time. I
installed the Marist distribution and configured Linux virtual CTCA to our
VM/TCPIP stack to provide full connectivity to our network. With no joy.
I spoke to IBM who recommended I use Suse distribution but this would appear
with
Linux at all it is like jumping in at the deep end.
David
Paul Burke
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Larry Davis
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On Fri, Jun 04, 2004 at 10:02:24AM +0100, David Goodenough wrote:
Try Debian. It takes a rather different approach, you only download the
bits you need as you install them rather than downloading everything and
then using what you need to install. Its a bit harder to install, but once
On Fri, 2004-06-04 at 04:11, Paul Burke wrote:
Can anyone recommend an alternative distribution or a site which will be
quicker than a day.
Debian.
The boot-floppies (actually a card deck) are very small--less than
10M, I think.
Then you do a network install, and it only downloads the
