Hi,
If you did get MySQL to authenticate with PAM as that module suggests,
surely it would authenticate by whatever method the linux PAM system does -
is the base linux system on which the MySQL with that module been setup to
authenticate of windows? If not, I would suggest getting PAM to
Vol.13, No.3 (1974), has articles on OS/VS1 concepts and philosophies
and OS/VS2 system integrity. The former starts: Dynamic address
translation equipment of System/370 central processing units, and
dynamic relocation is key to the design . . .
Bob Matthews,
University of Geneva
- Original
Isn't there anybody who can help with it ?
Marian
--- Marian Gasparovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And qdio says upon loading
qdio : Was not able to determine general
characteristics of all Hydras aboard
--- Marian Gasparovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
can anybody help please ? When
Marian Gasparovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And another question, it is pure VM - they say in
redbook, I need APAR VM63172 installed for DHCP
broadcast. How do I find out if it is installed ?
I never worked with VMSES.
Marian,
Please logon to user MAINT.
Then type when using minidisks:
-
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 10:36, Ronald Van Der Laan wrote:
- VMFINFO ZVM CPSFS ( SETUP
Or for this very special case, Q VMLAN
--
Rob van der Heij[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bob,
Thanks for the tip.
Paul H.
-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Robert
Matthews
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 3:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT: Intel gets virtualization clue?
Vol.13, No.3 (1974), has articles on OS/VS1
I see on linuxvm.org
Choosing Between Linux/390 and AIX
what about between p-series and Intel??
Ralph
ref: - Message from Paul Hanrahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sat, 11 Oct 2003 06:46:38 -0400 -
Paul,
Maybe you find some more input for your article on the history of virtualization.(details about the history of VM and S/370 / S/390 / zSeries) in Lynn Wheelers notes:
Consider what MPG offered: Increased performance. Moving to a more
powerful machine plus the ability to RESERVE or LOCK guest pages helps
make up for the loss of MPG. Plus, the limit of 6 preferred
guests makes
it less interesting for server consolidation, IMHO.
The limit of 6 preferred
I've been receiving the following and have been ignoring it since everything
appeared to be running okay. But, I got a little curious and thought I'd
ask around to see if anyone knows the right way to get rid of it.
kernel: qeth: setip : return code 0xe005 (duplicate ip address)
kernel: qeth:
On Monday, 10/13/2003 at 08:47 EST, Lucius, Leland
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been receiving the following and have been ignoring it since
everything
appeared to be running okay. But, I got a little curious and thought
I'd
ask around to see if anyone knows the right way to get rid of it.
At a high level, the IO characteristics of a pSeries and a well-configured
(I say again: WELL-CONFIGURED) Intel box are very similar. The major
difference is in the type of numerical applications and how the numerical
applications use the processor. Intel systems do slightly better at
applications
My apologies for my ugly post, a few moments ago. I did not made the
correct settings. I will do it better next time.
Regards,
Loek (AWM) Sluijter.
Sorry, might have worded this incorrectly... We can build a
kernel using
Red Hat's kernel-source or kernel-*.src.rpm packages
*exactly* as supplied
and changing only config options, and we will be supported.
If we patch
their kernel (or remove one of their patches), or build a
kernel.org
Hello,
I am running zVM 4.2 in an LPAR on a zSeries machine with 4.5GB real storage
and 1.5GB expanded storage defined to it. I have 12 to 15 zLinux guests
active at any given time. The main Linuxes are DB2/UDB (3) and WebSphere
(4). Each of these are defined with a virtual machine size of
When you talking about intra-LPAR sharing, do you mean using
a Guest LAN?
Or do you mean shared OSA by multiple guests? In the shared
OSA case, I
don't know why you would see the MAC change. That's something I would
expect of Guest LANs.
I guess I did say that wrong didn't I? What I
Hi Alex,
Hi,
If you did get MySQL to authenticate with PAM as that module suggests,
surely it would authenticate by whatever method the linux PAM
system does -
is the base linux system on which the MySQL with that module
been setup to
authenticate of windows? If not, I would suggest
First, page movement of 152/sec is really not very significant.
Not when many installations run at 1000's per second.
2nd, a good performance monitor (ESAMON comes to mind) will
tell you which users are paging, how much, where their storage
is located. It would also show exactly what that 59%
Ok, I finally managed to trip over the email that I had stopped looking for.
:P
The person having the problem was one of my co-workers in South America. He
had moved a Linux/390 system from being in an LPAR, to being a z/VM guest.
When he tried to IPL the guest, he was getting this:
HCPGIR450W
My guess that why the z990 only supports LPAR mode is that quite radical
changes will be required to
z/OS, z/VM, Linux for zSeries or any other operating system that is going to
run in basic mode.
By using a hypervisor one can actually emulate the current channel
implementation, so these operating
DOESN'T always change. (I thought I say it before...)
^^^
Boy, that sounded snotty didn't it? It was SUPPOSED to be saW!!! :-O
Leland
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