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When you run something like SAP under Linux, a little bit more storage for
the network driver isn't an issue :-)
All the Best
Mark Perry
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Sent: 15 December 2004 22:26
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(I haven't tried this myself) Maybe via TCPIP; the VM CMS Pipelines User
Guide has a chapter showing how to create simple TCPIP server and client
pipelines using Rexx; perhaps you could adapt their examples to fit your
needs.
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL
On Tue, Dec 14, 2004 at 04:30:12PM -0600, Nix, Robert P. wrote:
... wait a minute... It's all confusing.
I've found the statement in the book that Direct connectivity
between the four Hipersockets is not provided; however, connecting
them via routing of any TCP/IP stack that has a connection
I'm looking for the driver below:
IBMtape.1.3.6 for SP2 kernel k_deflt-2.4.19-79 (2.4.19-4suse-SMP)
If anybody knows where I can find it please let me know.
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Personally I have been using mkswap for that. It probably does not
really wipe all out, but it was enough to lose the data. And today I
talked to someone who did a pvcreate against dasda rather than dasdaa
which also was effective :-)
Both don't really wipe out the data - just the superblock.
You missed the point about the pages being fixed. If you have a number of
guests doing that, it limits CP's ability to page stuff out. Things can go
downhill rapidly at some point. Also, I've seen guests that were just
barely undersized taking up 100% of a processor when another NIC was added
Carsten Otte wrote:
Personally I have been using mkswap for that. It probably does not
really wipe all out, but it was enough to lose the data. And today I
talked to someone who did a pvcreate against dasda rather than dasdaa
which also was effective :-)
Both don't really wipe out the data - just
Could one use DDR + Amanda to backup z/VM volumes?
Perhaps run DDR via cpint and Amanda it to a network tape drive like
Ultrium LTO2?
_
Ranga Nathan / CSG
Systems Programmer - Specialist; Technical Services;
BAX Global Inc. Irvine-California
Tel:
On Dec 10, 2004, at 11:32 PM, Vic Cross wrote:
Heh, maybe I was the only one that responded... :)
On Sat, 11 Dec 2004, Adam Thornton wrote:
There were at least two of us.
Make that three.
Well ... I don't remember responding about OS/2,
but I *did* use the beta which could support it.
I think
On Dec 16, 2004, at 4:54 PM, Ranga Nathan wrote:
Could one use DDR + Amanda to backup z/VM volumes?
Perhaps run DDR via cpint and Amanda it to a network tape drive like
Ultrium LTO2?
What would you DDR it to? I guess if you used DDR2CMSX and put the CMS
output file on an NFS-exported SFS
Could one use DDR + Amanda to backup z/VM volumes?
Perhaps run DDR via cpint and Amanda it to a network tape drive like
Ultrium LTO2?
You'd probably be better off writing a CMS client (otherwise you lose
the file-level capabilities of Amanda) for Amanda, or porting the Bacula
file daemon. The
Since the installation doc calls for 512MB on the high end, that means
increasing that to 768 likely won't help. What you can do is IPL the
installation kernel, mount your file systems, and see if /etc/zipl.conf is
there, along with the contents of /boot. If it is, you should be able to
chroot
Forgot to mention that if you have RSCS on the VM's you can connect them
thru CTCs, TCPIP, or VTAM and send files, messages, or commands between
the VM's.
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Frank Schwede, LSY
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004
On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 10:20:44 -0500, Peter Webb, Toronto Transit
Commission [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We offer several free tools to make data hygiene more convenient on Unix
and Unix-like systems. Download them here. The archive you'll want is called
LinuxWipeTools.tar.gz. (But note that there
On Thursday, 12/16/2004 at 08:34 CET, Frank Schwede, LSY
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Is there a simpler way to communicate between several VMs than with CSE
features?
If you can live with asynchronous messaging, then RSCS is an option (not
free). If you want to write code, and use IUCV or APPC
What is causing this error when I use pvcreate? I thought I remembered
seeing something sometime ago about this --? I've used a mknod script I
found on the list, run mkinitrd and zipl -- ?
I'm stuck.
- Matt
scodw2:/ # pvcreate /dev/dasdaf1
pvcreate -- can't open physical volume /dev/dasdaf1
Looks like the mknod script I was using doesn't create all the nodes that
I needed. After a quick read of the Device Drivers manual and a browse of
the archives it dawned on me to run mknod specifically for the dasdaf1
device.
mknod -m 660 /dev/dasdaf1 b 94 125
scodw2:/data/BI_MySql_Scripts #
I don't see a 1.3.6 version for any platform. It looks like the earliest
available version is 1.4.11 for a 2.4.21 system at
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/devdrvr/Linux/SLES8/
Mark Post
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Giancarlo Rodolfi
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