http://comics.com/wash/opus/archive/opus-20060205.html
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Hi list,
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i tried installing debian 3.1 on s390 in a z/VM guest (z/VM 5.1 on IBM
z990). so i downloaded the 13 cd images, copied them all in one directory
and mount this directory for ftp server use. After starting the debian
Tobias Doerkes wrote:
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i tried installing debian 3.1 on s390 in a z/VM guest (z/VM 5.1 on IBM
z990). so i downloaded the 13 cd images, copied them all in one directory
and mount this directory for ftp server use.
http://comics.com/wash/opus/archive/opus-20060205.html
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Jeez. Now I have to come up with another vector for keeping him
docile...
Thanks. Thanks a lot. *cough*
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David, Try Single Malt Whiskey. Slightly more alcohol content but it tastes
better than most of the cough syrups.
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How did you create the repository? If you just copied the .deb files
into a directory, that's not enough. In the directory you dropped the
packages, you need to do:
dpkg-scanpackages . /dev/null Packages || true ;
dpkg-scansources . /dev/null Sources || true ;
On Feb 6, 2006, at 5:52 AM, Phil Smith III wrote:
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Well, I still have the Hot Toddy fallback plan.
Adam
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Well, I enjoyed it. I say whether it is useful here, but maybe.
http://virtualthreads.blogspot.com/2006/02/understanding-memory-usage-on
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On Feb 6, 2006, at 6:28 AM, Tobias Doerkes wrote:
Hi list,
this mail goes to the LINUX-390 listserv and debian-user mailing list.
i tried installing debian 3.1 on s390 in a z/VM guest (z/VM 5.1 on IBM
z990). so i downloaded the 13 cd images, copied them all in one
directory
and mount this
It was interesting. Just reinforce what we all, already know, but
sometimes overlook when we are on a newer to us platform.
So far, no one that responded to the article, suggested the correct
commands to see memory usage. Something that perhaps reports on
libraries separate from programs and,
Umm. Were you really under the illusion that he was drinking cough
syrup to control a cough? Didn't peg you for being that naive.
Mark Post
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Phil Smith III
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To:
On Feb 6, 2006, at 10:13 AM, Post, Mark K wrote:
Umm. Were you really under the illusion that he was drinking cough
syrup to control a cough? Didn't peg you for being that naive.
*cough* *cough* what are you *cough* talking about? *cough* *cough*
On Mon, Feb 06, 2006 at 10:18:23AM -0600, Adam Thornton wrote:
On Feb 6, 2006, at 10:13 AM, Post, Mark K wrote:
Umm. Were you really under the illusion that he was drinking cough
syrup to control a cough? Didn't peg you for being that naive.
*cough* *cough* what are you *cough* talking
I got the Novell notification about SP3 CD-2 and downloaded it
I have:
SLES-9-SP-3-s390x-GM-CD2.iso
SLES-9-SP-3-s390x-RC4a-CD1.iso
SLES-9-SP-3-s390x-RC4a-CD3.iso
When I searched through novell for SP-3 for SLES9 it took me to a page where I
could only download the RC4a CD1/3 images
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
From the SuSE Release Notes for SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 for
zSeries and S390 (31bit) Service Pack 3
SPident Reports the Service Pack Level
SPident is a tool to identify the Service Pack level of the current
installation.
SPident may report that the system has not reached the level of
OK the day after superbowlso be kind G
This is Suse 9.0 64 bit with SP2.
I need to add a couple disks...eventually to Oracle.
I add the dasd to the directory and put the directory online.
I CMS format the disks.
Bring up Suse
Yast, activate the dasd, format the dasd. Disks are now dasdf1
SuSE has release a fix for SPident since SP3 that corrected a problem with
SPident not reporting SP3 correctly. See
http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?/psdb/25cb50c55b835861d91619ec0c9fdd9a.html
Could this be the problem?
Peter
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Updating the kernel parmline in /etc/zipl.conf, I suppose. I believe
others have reported that YaST fails to do this when adding DASD.
Mark Post
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Like I said, it was something stupid.mkinitrd
Tom Duerbusch
THD Consulting
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Updating the kernel parmline in /etc/zipl.conf, I suppose. I believe
others have reported that YaST fails to do this when adding DASD.
Mark Post
Tom, Did your run mkinitrd before zipl?
John
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What is an efficient way of searching to see if there is a product that
can do what you want? Obviously, by name won't do much good.
I may have a need to produce a PDF file, which we are currently doing
in VSE. However, in this case, we need a forms flash, or forms
overlay on the form also.
VSE2PDF will do all that you asked for in this message. Go to
http://www.vse2pdf.com/ for information.
I find the most efficient way to search for a product is to ask a question on
one of these lists. :)
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What is an efficient way of searching to see if there is a
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Tom would the Ghostscript product do what you are looking for, in your
shop?
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Adam Thornton wrote:
On Feb 6, 2006, at 10:13 AM, Post, Mark K wrote:
Umm. Were you really under the illusion that he was drinking cough
syrup to control a cough? Didn't peg you for being that naive.
*cough* *cough* what are you *cough* talking about? *cough* *cough*
However many he's
Adam Thornton wrote:
On Feb 6, 2006, at 6:28 AM, Tobias Doerkes wrote:
If you're going to do it like that, you need to mount all 13 CD
images with the loop option to mount. What you're serving right now
is 13 really big ISO files. However, once they're mounted you could
edit
I have seen many suggestions about how to install Debian on s/390. My question
is - - - What is the best way?
Shelds up! :)
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Adam Thornton wrote:
On Feb 6, 2006, at 6:28 AM, Tobias Doerkes wrote:
If you're going to do it like that, you need to mount all 13 CD
I may have a need to produce a PDF file, which we are currently
doing
in VSE. However, in this case, we need a forms flash, or forms
overlay on the form also. This is a low volume operation, so I'm
not
worried about resources on our IFL.
CUPS has the capability to do both the overlay and
Stephen Frazier wrote:
I have seen many suggestions about how to install Debian on s/390. My
question
is - - - What is the best way?
I'm going to generalise a little more than that; I have installed Debian
(Sarge) off a network and I don't recall any particular pain other than
the installer
On Feb 6, 2006, at 5:40 PM, Stephen Frazier wrote:
I have seen many suggestions about how to install Debian on s/390.
My question
is - - - What is the best way?
Shelds up! :)
If you've got network access, just do a net install. It's dead simple.
Adam
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
G'day Bernie,
On 07/02/2006, at 6:53am, Bernard Wu wrote:
With SLES9 +SP3, I get :
CONCLUSION: System is NOT up-to-date!
foundSLES-9-s390x
expected SLES-9-s390x-SP3
The same minimal install produces 2 different results.
Is SPident -vvv broken ?
There was discussion here about this
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