Hello everybody,
Since 7 month I use hobbit to observe the availability of our VSE, VM
and Linux systems running on the z9.
The hobbit-server 4.2.0 is running in sles10 sp2.
Everything worked well until last friday. In the Current Staus screen
the icons for bbd, bbtest, http and the complete conn
Erling Ringen Elvsrud wrote:
Hello list,
I need a few packages that is not included in RHEL. First and foremost
Puppet and dependencies which is at least ruby-rpm and ruby-shadow if
I remember correctly.
I have not found any s390 packages in the well known repositories like
EPEL, rpmforge
Hello list,
I need a few packages that is not included in RHEL. First and foremost
Puppet and dependencies which is at least ruby-rpm and ruby-shadow if
I remember correctly.
I have not found any s390 packages in the well known repositories like
EPEL, rpmforge or dag. Do you know any
Horst,
If you also notice that the graphs aren't accumulating any data then the
filesystem may be out of inodes. Issue df -i to check. I will run into
this problem occasionally, even though the filesystem looks good otherwise.
The Hobbit mailing list and archive will also be a good source for
Hello Rich,
when I do df -i I see that there are a lot of free inodes.
lx100:~ # df -i
FilesystemInodes IUsed IFree IUse% Mounted on
/dev/dasda1 1313285995 1253335% /
udev 30862 303 305591% /dev
/dev/mapper/system-lvhome
Suddenly this morning I'm having trouble formatting a 3390-9 in compatibility
mode. After formatting the device under VM with cpfmtxa and examining the vtoc
with IEHLIST, it is as expected, it tells me there is a permanent I/O error.
Attaching the device to a guest and formatting with:
Are you dedicating/attaching volumes to this guest? If they are minidisks,
then you've been given full pack minidisks which include cylinder 0 (note
the 10017 size) .. and Linux is formatting the dasd label..
If they are dedicated volumes - then I'm not sure how it's going to act from
a z/VM
The devices are attached, full volume minidisk. As I understand it, yes, Linux
is changing the label but it has never exhibited this behavior of changing the
layout of the vtoc. Saying that would imply maybe some maintenance has changed
the behavior.
Bobby Bauer
Center for Information
On Wednesday, 04/01/2009 at 09:56 EDT, Scott Rohling
scott.rohl...@gmail.com wrote:
Are you dedicating/attaching volumes to this guest? If they are
minidisks,
then you've been given full pack minidisks which include cylinder 0
(note
the 10017 size) .. and Linux is formatting the dasd label..
The message comes from IEHLIST
IEH108I REQUEST TERMINATED --- PERMANENT I/O ERROR WHILE READING DATA SET
Bobby Bauer
Center for Information Technology
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda, MD 20892-5628
301-594-7474
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From: Linux on 390 Port
I think you need to also run fdasd to create the partition(s). For
example, fdasd -a /dev/dasdg will create 1 partition for the whole
disk.
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Bauer, Bobby (NIH/CIT) [E]
baue...@mail.nih.gov wrote:
Suddenly this morning I'm having trouble formatting a 3390-9 in
This may be a well-worn topic here, and if so I apologize...
What about GPL-licensed code using proprietary (closed) instructions and
hipervisor features (DIAG, etc)?
Aren't micro/millicode and zVM hipervisor vectors the new OCO with
respect to Linux and Solaris on z?
I can guess what RMS would
Problem resolved. I didn't follow my procedures. I evidently forgot to do a
DIRECTXA command under VM and when I attached the volume to Linux it saw tracks
0 thru 10016.
The VM directory only presents tracks 1 thru 10016.
Bobby Bauer
Center for Information Technology
National Institutes of
On 4/1/09 11:36 AM, Kirk Wolf k...@dovetail.com wrote:
What about GPL-licensed code using proprietary (closed) instructions and
hipervisor features (DIAG, etc)?
Aren't micro/millicode and zVM hipervisor vectors the new OCO with
respect to Linux and Solaris on z?
Thus the complete lack of
I have made no progress. I do the initial load from the HMC and all is well.
I specify NFS and point to a Linux desktop via IP address.
On the desktop I have /sles10sp1/cd1 (..cd2; ..cd3; ..cd4)and I have started
the NFS Server and exported /sles10sp1.
All that I can get is an error = -1 in
It is rather curious that IBM is being so territorial in this regard.
It would be extraordinarily difficult to break into the system Z clone
market, I would think. People are, I get the impression, largely
stuck with IBM unless they completely change the way in which they
operate their mainframe.
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Kirk Wolf wrote:
This may be a well-worn topic here, and if so I apologize...
What about GPL-licensed code using proprietary (closed) instructions and
hipervisor features (DIAG, etc)?
Aren't micro/millicode and zVM hipervisor vectors the new OCO
On 4/1/09 2:14 PM, Erik N Johnson e...@uptownmilitia.com wrote:
It is rather curious that IBM is being so territorial in this regard.
It would be extraordinarily difficult to break into the system Z clone
market, I would think.
Not really. The PSI suit is a good example of how simple it could
Russell,
I have installed FileZilla on my PC. Can you be more detailed about how the
connection is made - from both sides?
Thanks, Larry
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:linux-...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of Jones,
Russell
Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Good afternoon all,
Just wondering if anyone has some input (good, bad, warnings ...) or
has had to used the following two items we are running VM5.4 and
RHEL4.x and 5.x sles 9 and 10 systems
1) Setting swappiness to other than the default of 60 ?
Echo nn
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 9:20 PM, Ayer, Paul W pwa...@statestreet.com wrote:
Good afternoon all,
Just wondering if anyone has some input (good, bad, warnings ...) or
has had to used the following two items we are running VM5.4 and
RHEL4.x and 5.x sles 9 and 10 systems
1) Setting
Anyone having problems with VM/Linus using NFS to z/OS 1.9...
Only seems to work if I turn security off on z/OS... the Linux mvslogin
hangs
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For swappiness it seems that it would be set by each system and what they are
doing from what I am reading..
For the cache I have found that you MUST enter the command sync first then it
all works fine and a free display shows lower after .. without entering the
sync command first they system
We found that with the default vm.swapiness setting of 60, our biggest
production WAS app would slowly fill up all of his swap space, run out
after 5 days or so, and crash. Setting it to 20 made that problem go
away . With 20, it doesn't even creep up at all, or even use much if
any. Why this
On Apr 1, 2009, at 1:32 PM, Marcy Cortes wrote:
We found that with the default vm.swapiness setting of 60, our biggest
production WAS app would slowly fill up all of his swap space, run out
after 5 days or so, and crash. Setting it to 20 made that problem go
away .
I'm pretty unhappy with
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 10:19 PM, Ayer, Paul W pwa...@statestreet.com wrote:
For swappiness it seems that it would be set by each system and what they
are doing from what I am reading..
Right, to be determined for each system separately, and reviewed when
the application or configuration
Hi Paul ,
The drop_caches is a command itself . To have it working you should create a
cron job to issue the command all the time what is not so good .
About the swappiness it works in my case because that parameters change the
schedule about the swap out . The trick is the server will swap out
On 4/1/2009 at 1:55 PM, Martin, Larry D ldmar...@co.pg.md.us wrote:
I have made no progress. I do the initial load from the HMC and all is well.
I specify NFS and point to a Linux desktop via IP address.
On the desktop I have /sles10sp1/cd1 (..cd2; ..cd3; ..cd4)and I have started
the
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 4:16 PM, r.stricklin b...@typewritten.org wrote:
My experience doing so, however, was that it opened us up to
situations where I would start to see processes get pranged by the out-
of-memory desperation kill feature, even though there was quite a
bit of memory still
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 11:16 PM, r.stricklin b...@typewritten.org wrote:
I'm pretty unhappy with the way Linux has been managing memory,
especially w/rt the block caches being allowed to page out process
data. I was hopeful that we could affect some semblance of sane
behavior by twiddling
Linux on 390 Port LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU wrote on 04/01/2009 12:55:10
PM:
On 4/1/09 11:36 AM, Kirk Wolf k...@dovetail.com wrote:
What about GPL-licensed code using proprietary (closed) instructions
and
hipervisor features (DIAG, etc)?
Aren't micro/millicode and zVM hipervisor vectors
On 4/1/09 9:13 PM, Raymond Higgs rayhi...@us.ibm.com wrote:
Linux on 390 Port LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU wrote on 04/01/2009 12:55:10
PM:
Thus the complete lack of comments in the QDIO code in Linux and the
minimal
formatting. Just this side of closed-source.
I work on channel firmware. I
Hi
I am implementing our first production Linux on the mainframe
We are looking at backups
What commercial backup systems have agents that can run on Red Hat on
the Mainframe
Our system of choice is Legato, but they do not seem to support this
environment
thank you
Jan de Wet
Deployment
TSM - IBM's Tivoli Storage Manager.
Scott
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 10:21 PM, Jan de Wet - Business Connexion
jan.de...@bcx.co.za wrote:
Hi
I am implementing our first production Linux on the mainframe
We are looking at backups
What commercial backup systems have agents that can run on Red
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