Further to my reference of the ISV site. I've been monitoring
the site every couple of weeks just to see what's coming out.
There seems to be something new everytime. I think that's an
important index of acceptance. The more important one, of course,
is how well the ISVs do.
Is there really a need to dasdfmt following the CMS FORMAT/RESERVE?
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#cho Activating swap-devices in /etc/fstab...#wapon -a
/dev/nullecho Formatting T-DISK swap partitiondasdfmt -b
4096 -y -f /dev/dasdaecho Creating swap file
signaturemkswap /dev/dasda1echo
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-01-19-002-20-NW-RH;
AOL Time Warner Inc. is in talks to buy Red Hat Inc.,
a prominent distributor of a computer operating system,
an acquisition that would position the media giant to
challenge arch rival Microsoft Corp., according to
sources
We have several CVS servers running on Linux/390 that use
LVM and I've not heard of any problems. The network traffic
I've seen indicates that they're successfully serving GBs
of data.
-Original Message-
Hi Phil,
I'm planning on implementing LVM and wasn't aware that there were an
People having trouble installing Oracle 9i Developers' on
their systems are told that only SuSE SLES7 is what
they'll get help with on their Linux Oracle forum. Thus,
if you want to evaluate Oracle you can't do it by picking
up the freely available 7.0. This may lead to a situation
where you need
I was able to use DB2 with fixpak 3 on SLES7. This is what rpm reports I
have:
db2cliv71-7.1.0-40
db2cucs71-7.1.0-40
db2cnvj71-7.1.0-40
db2cnvk71-7.1.0-40
db2cnvc71-7.1.0-40
db2cnvt71-7.1.0-40
db2jdbc71-7.1.0-40
db2rte71-7.1.0-40
db2crte71-7.1.0-40
db2cdrd71-7.1.0-40
db2das71-7.1.0-40
Another story on Boscov.
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-01-24-019-20-NW-DP;
Boscov's Department Stores , the largest family-owned
department store chain in the country with $1 billion
in annual sales, began experiencing unexpectedly high
costs associated with ongoing
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-01-31-018-26-NW-BZ-SV;
IBM, having embraced Linux, now is on a mission to convince
others that the operating system is worthy of real-world use.
To further its cause, IBM put on display at the LinuxWorld
Conference and Expo here four big-name
Okay Ross, this is only because I like you guys...
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-02-01-001-26-NW-HE;
Two years ago, just five of Computer Associates
International Inc.'s 100 largest enterprise customers
were asking President and CEO Sanjay Kumar about the
then-nascent
Look, if it's good enough for literature prize winners to plagiarize - I'll
just claim it as paying homage. Life: loathe it or ignore it, you certainly
can't like it.
What happens with this sequence:
insmod dasd probeonly
rmmod dasd
insmod dasd dasd=4c0-4c4
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SuSE Instsys linuxlpar:/root # insmod dasd probeonly
Using /lib/modules/2.2.16/block/dasd.o
SuSE Instsys linuxlpar:/root # insmod dasd 04c0-04c4
Using
I have a s390 (2.4.7) system that registers its DASD as shown below.
I now create a s390x (2.4.7) system on X'202' and attempt to use the
existing DASD. Swap is able to use 193, ext2fs is recognized on 200-202.
However, 192 and 290 are not able to be used. The dasd driver claims
they're not
Is there an API I can call that allows me to validate an
address as living within userland (and is known in the vma)?
For example, if I'm backtracing through stack frames and
the backchain value I retrieve is non-zero but doesn't
represent a valid address (i.e. if I were to use it I would
crash).
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-02-07-013-20-PS-HE-DV;
These Linux/390 hints and tips have been assembled by
an IBM technical team responsible for porting applications
to Linux/390. Some key areas of Linux/390 porting are
addressed such as sigcontext structure on S/390
Gees, if you wanted Ross Patterson's you only had to go into any Post
Office.
I think that might be a felony in most states. ;-)
According to the notes the important differences from ISPF are:
The biggest area of conflict/confusion is prefix commands
- 'A' in THE is add a line following this one
- 'A' in ISPF is a target for moving or copying lines
(move/copy the lines
Don't mix up framesize with MTU. For 16K framesize MTU is 8K. For 24K MTU is
16K etc.
-Original Message-
Question about MTU sizes, though. I let MFS default to 16k
on the CP DEFINE LAN command. And so, in z/VM's MPROUTE CONFIG
I specified an MTU size of 16384 and in Linux's
See: http://www.osdn.com/bcg/;
Who are the hackers that create all this great free software?
How much time do they spend? Why do they do it? Where are they
from? Do they think its sustainable? In order to better
understand the nature of this dynamic community and provide
lessons to the business
I've seen a fair bit of traffic recently about gigabit ethernet and
hipersocket problems (and eventual solutions). After having great success on
our 2064 we've recently updated drivers and microcode. Now the successes
have been replaced by abject failures. We're attempting to get a hipersocket
In Windows there parameters that allow you to control the number of ports
that can be used and the time to wait for sockets in TIME_WAIT state. The
former parameter is MaxUserPorts (which can be used to set the value of the
uppermost port that the administrator chooses to allow for outbound
With.
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With or without VM? (presumably with)
It's very slow with 8 dedicated processors I think I'll rebuild it with
[c|g]prof to see where its slow bits really are.
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I found even a 'ps -ef' being very slow on a not-so-fast CPU.
I'm wondering
if maybe the implementation of /proc on Linux for S/390 has
For Linux-based CD burners I quite like gcombust which hides all the command
line complexities of cdrecord and cdlabelgen in a fairly intuitive gui.
W H!!!
linux-2.4.7-s390-6-lcs.tar.gz MD5 recommended (2002-03-04)
This patch contains the source code for the lcs device driver.
The LCS device driver (formerly available as OCO, only) is now provided in
source-code form.
This version of the LCS-driver contains the source-code for the
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-03-05-016-20-OP-HE-KN;
I have been running Linux on the S/390 architecture for
two years now and I have yet to see a platform compatibility
issue with Linux S/390. In fact, according to IBM Europe,
last year - for the first time in a decade -
You can just create a symlink to the more current level and things will work
fine:
/usr/lib/libstdc++-libc6.1-2.so.3 -
/usr/lib/libstdc++-3-libc6.2-2-2.10.0.so
route add default gw 192.168.1.2?
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Well I'm at a loss on this Linux-to-OS390 CTC
I think I've got everything in place...but I still
get these errors:
PING 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1) from 192.168.1.2 : 56(84)
bytes of data.
From 192.168.1.2: Destination Host
Here's my setup:
ifconfig
ctc0 Link encap:Serial Line IP
inet addr:10.20.45.9 P-t-P:10.20.45.1 Mask:255.255.255.255
UP POINTOPOINT RUNNING NOARP MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0
Are you using the FTP method of installing? If so, what platform is the
install medium on?
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I am installing the sles7 beta system under VM and have hit a
shag. It has
installed all the packages, but can't write out the kernel.
YAST gets an
error saying file not
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-03-07-001-20-IN-BZ-CY;
Three and one-half years ago -- in the middle of '98 --
I was part of a corporate technology team that was looking
at emerging technologies. I raised my hand and said 'So
what's our Linux strategy?' They said we didn't
What happens if you specify zipl -c /dev/null? Do the rest of your
parameters have the effect you're after?
We'll have to wait until DIAGNOSE 8 is 64-bit enabled. I don't know of
anyway to ensure a program lives under the bar (despite having found myself
there on several occassions!). When that happens I'll change SAM31 stuff.
Neale
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Hello to all cpint user! / Hello Neale
What level of kernel did you say you were using? Rather than inflict the
list with duplicate data (as I couldn't be bothered looking through the
archives) would you forward me the logs, chandev.conf and modules.conf you
are using please?
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hello,
i am still trying
Can anyone do the necessary dig/nslookup to see who really
is behind this site: http://www.bigbluesmoke.com;.
I wasn't implying Sun were hiding. It's just the style of writing is in the
vein of The Onion (no reflection on the accuracy or otherwise of the
content). I guess I'm not used to reading entertaining stuff coming from the
likes of Sun or IBM. I thought it might have been a Sun user group's
Try this for a spinlock. It's similar to something I coded when I ported
Postgresql a couple of years ago. (Have we been doing this for 2 years
already?)
31 bit:
static inline int TAS(int *lock)
{
int _res;
__asm__ __volatile( lghi1,1\n
lg 2,%0\n
My understanding:
ldl cdl:
Cyl 0 Head 0 Track 2: IPL record
ldl cdl:
Cyl 0 Head 0 Track 3: Label
cdl:
Cyl 0 Head 0 Tracks 4-5: DSCBs to make it look like one through four data
sets
I bet the original bit of mail has caused some ripples! Let me add my 2
cents worth here...
First of all the account teams need to attend the Top Gun course run in
IBM. Then they can form proposals that addressed the problems of a customer
rather than layer solutions with extra layers like z/OS
I ported OpenLDAP 1.2 to OE and submitted the patches to OpenLDAP.org.
They've never surfaced. The server is built to use the dbm backend.
-Original Message-
I didn't mean RACF, I meant DB2 under VM - there is no RACF involved
Carlos: I was responding to Phil's question there.
Acquire FDISK. Partition your hard drive and install a Linux system. You can
the choose to boot either W2K or Linux. Hercules will run on either. Failing
that get VMWare so you can run Linux under W2K or W2K under Linux (but that
would affect Hercules performance).
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I just stumbled across this site:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/oss/linux/;.
It's an IBM Linux Documentation Project site. Here's an overview of what's
available:
Clustering
Standardizing Cluster APIs
- A presentation by Alan Roberts. (Jan 2002)
IBM Linux Clusters
-
My URL was the LTC's LDP home page. Your URL is the page with the list of
pubs.
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Neale,
It took a while, but I finally figured out that you were talking about
http://www.ibm.com/developer/opensource/linux/pubs/ and not
the URL you
gave.
Use bunzip2 to decompress or tar -xjf xxx.tar.bz2 (the j may be an I on some
systems)
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I have a file that came from SuSE that has an extension xxx.tar.bz2
It looks like some kind of compression algorithm has been
done on it. What
does the .bz2 extension signify?
Yes, our developer's got WebDav up and running and interfaced it with our
XML database server. Another developer is in the process of using it for
another project.
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Is anyone using Tomcat ( http://jakarta.apache.org/ ) on S/390 Linux?
Regards, Jim Elliott
We've been using JServ to do things with Tomcat but are now looking at
mod_jk. Any tips?
That wasn't Jim that was me. Our own product called Tamino.
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Jim,
What XML database server are you using on Linux/390?
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-03-21-017-26-NW-BZ-RH;
Red Hat, the top seller of the Linux operating system,
has restructured to focus on big customers while cutting
jobs elsewhere, executives said Tuesday.
Regina comes with SuSE. IBM have Object Rexx available for evaluation.
-Original Message-
I'm trying to find if there is REXX for Linux available.
Yes, I know I should learn Perl. However, Linux is giving me a much
higher learning curve than anything had in the last 15 years.
So,
I am playing around with automated shutdown and am trying to
use the ctrl_alt_del() routine to achieve the halt. If this
routine is entered it checks a global variable C_A_D which by
default is set on. However, during startup of my SuSE system
it is turned off (via syscall sys_reboot). If I force
From another list...
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 23:00:02 -0500
From: Declan McCullagh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FC: CBDTPA bans everything from two-line BASIC programs to PCs
Just in case folks haven't figured out how sweeping the
The STSI instruction I assume.
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Diagnose 0 returns up to *5* levels of information. I don't know how
Linux gets an additional 3 levels.
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-03-27-009-26-PR-EL-SS;
Nuremberg, Germany and Armonk, NY, March 27, 2002 - SuSE
Linux and IBM today announced a broad services alliance
that will enable both companies to jointly provide Linux
support and services to corporate customers around
Try reading the /proc/cpuinfo file.
sysctl -w fs.fs-max=new value
Place fs.fs-max=newvalue in file /etc/sysctl.conf and have one of your
boot scripts issue the sysctl -p command.
-Original Message-
One of my users got the following message while migrating
files to his home
directory:
VFS: file-max limit 8192
;-)
-Original Message-
I apologize for the bizarre emails coming from this address.
My 5 year old son thought that he would be like daddy.
chris
Don't use a windows box as your FTP server as it won't support the
Rockridge extensions that are needed to access all files on the CD (or CD
image). (This is not addressing your original problem but will save your
arse down the line. Usually for FTP servers under windows - at least the
one's I've
There was a significant change to a value in the ELF header that makes new
programs unable to run on old kernels (the opposite is possible though).
You're going to have to upgrade the kernel.
/oracle/ora901/rdbms/lib/opimai.o: file not recognized : File
format not
recognized
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-04-19-008-26-PR-BZ-HE;
Acucorp, an international provider of application development
solutions designed to solve mission-critical business issues,
announced that it was selected by the Taiwan Securities Central
Depository Co., Ltd. to assist
Please note that the use of putc in a multithreaded environment under any
Linux yields horrible results due to locking/mutexes. Replace with
_IO_putc_unlocked() and see the difference. I'm not sure if Bonnie uses
pthreads (I ran it some months ago but can't recall).
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Actually, my warning was slightly off beam anyway. putc will use mutex logic
irrespective of pthreads or not. If you know you're program will not do so
then that's when you use _IO_putc_unlocked().
Are you using relative jumps? Can you post a sample?
-Original Message-
I'm trying to write some assembler embedded in C via __asm__
__volatile__().
A couple hundred lines or so. Compiler doesn't complain,
but linker gives
relocation truncated to fit errors on any instruction
Hi,
Like I indicated in my first reply and subsequently (and eloquently)
expanded upon by Uli, you should use relative addressing rather than
base-displacement. Here's a quick reworking of your example. Scan the .h
files in /usr/include/asm for examples of using S/390 assembler inline.
asm (
They do: It's called Beer!!
-Original Message-
Watching the console scroll by on your very first boot of
your very first
390/Llinux system is a very good feeling .. Wish I could
bottle it ;-)
What errors are you getting? I did 1.1.2 specifically to support 2.4.x
kernels.
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I have source for one called cpint-1.1.2 but it won't compile
on 2.4.7.
I also have cpint-2.2.16-2.s390.rpm but it has a versioning
problem and won't install.
Strange situation:
#!/bin/sh
a=1.2.3
echo a=$a
b=`echo $a | tr -d .`
echo b=$b
echo $a | tr -d . | read -e c
echo c=$c
I'd expect:
a=1.2.3
b=123
c=123
but I get:
a=1.2.3
b=123
c=
The builtin function read is supposed to read from standard
input which should be the output stage of the pipe.
Thanks Malcolm!
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It's because the read is getting executed in a separate process.
Excerpting from
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/unix-faq/faq/part3/section-8.html
Right, take the next example:
foo=bar
echo bletch | read foo
echo foo is
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-04-30-012-26-NW-HE-SV;
One can hardly imagine two more different groups of people in
the world of computing.
In the glass house, where the mainframe reigns in air-conditioned
splendor, mainframe jockeys running Cobol batch jobs keep the
core
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-04-30-020-26-NW-EL-SV
SuSE Linux AG has announced the shipment of the SuSE
Linux Enterprise Server 7 for 64-bit IBM eServer zSeries.
According to the company, 'this release shows SuSE's
continuing commitment to deliver the broadest range of
You certainly won't be allowed to logon to TCPIP if you're using a TN3270
screen (what would happen if you put the virtual machine in CP READ - how
would it get out of that state?). Use #CP SET SECUSER TCPIP * on, for
example, MAINT and use the SSEND CP TCPIP command to send commands to TCPIP
(or
How did you load cpint? The cpint_load script will create entries in /dev.
-Original Message-
I have CPINT installed but when I issue a command it comes back with
OPEN: No such device. On the the Linux console the
following error message
is displayed:
modprobe
Interesting material at:
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/os/linux/turbo.html;
relating to the new Turbo models of the z900 and Linux support.
The FCP stuff is quite interesting.
For those who are so inclined I'd be interested to see what you get
when you compile and run the following testspawn.c:
#include stdio.h
#include spawn.h
int
main(int argc, char **argv)
{
char *prog = ls;
pid_t pid;
int fdmap[3];
extern char **environ;
int status;
Thanks Mark,
The APIs came at a later level of glibc than you must have. I have
2.2.4-21. BTW I made an error with waitpid() anyway. The 3rd parameter
shouldn't have been 1 in the 1st place.
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I can't get it to compile at all. On most of my systems, I
don't have a
Please try the following:
- lsmod
- ksyms -a | grep cp
- uname -a
What distro?
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The trace file has the following lines:
open(opem/etc/ld.so.preload,O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or
directory)
open(/dev/cpcmd,O_RDWR)= -1 ENOSYS (Function
Do you have a file /sbin/cpint-post-insmod? If so, invoke it.
-Original Message-
The trace file has the following lines:
open(opem/etc/ld.so.preload,O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or
directory)
open(/dev/cpcmd,O_RDWR)= -1 ENOSYS (Function mot
implemented)
CP Programming Services manual available online off the z/VM website.
X'00' - Store Extended-Identification Code
X'04' - Examine Real Storage
X'08' - Virtual Console Function
X'0C' - Pseudo Timer
X'10' - Release Pages
X'14' - Input Spool File Manipulation
X'18' - Standard DASD I/O
X'20' - 370
cat /proc/dasd/devices
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Is there anything similar to FSTAB that indicates what s/390
device address
dasda1, dasdb1, dasdc1 etc map to? Since Yast likes to make
swap dasda1
regardless of what you really want, Im sort of at a loss to map my
physicals to my linux
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-05-03-011-26-NW-SV-SW;
The Samba Team has released Samba 2.2.4.
This is the latest stable release of Samba. This is the
version that all production Samba servers should be running
for all current bug-fixes. See the WHATSNEW for a list of
bug
We're porting an app. that uses the JNI of the 1.3.1 JDK. It works under
other platforms but we are having problems with Linux/390. We get a SEGV
with the following (abbreviated) backtrace:
#0 0x44e6be5a in xeRunJniMethod ()
from /opt/IBMJava2-s390-131/jre/bin/classic/libjvm.so
#1
Install syslog for OpenEdition (sorry OpenExtensions) and set the
syslog.conf file up to pass messages to designated users. (See the Porting
UNIX Applcations to OpenEdition for VM/ESA redbook).
-Original Message-
From: Mats Westlund (GIS) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday,
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-05-15-015-26-OP-HE-SV;
Here's something you don't see every day. Two reputable and veteran IT
research outfits --- Giga and META --- taking diametrically opposite
positions on an issue. The META Group has released a stinging report that
- Understanding the Linux Kernel - Bovey Cesati - O'Reilly
- The Linux Kernel Book - Card, Dumas, Mevel - Wiley
- Linux - Michael Kofler - Addison Wesley
- Linux Device Drivers - Rubin - O'Reilly
-Original Message-
Has anyone read a book on the Linux kernel that they would
recommend
You should check http://www.linuxvm.org/present/index.html for Klaus
Bergmann's presentation on Linux for zSeries performance. It helps dispel
the often cited mantra that Linux won't scale past 8 processors. You may
also find information on this site or pointers to artciles regarding:
- SIE -
Are you running under z/VM? If so, use #CP TR STOR INTO address.length
to trap overwriting of the area in question.
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The first mprotect() is to allow the jump tables to be
rewritten by the
run-time linker. The second is to protect the text segment
so that nobody
It appears mprotect is setting the write protect bit of the storage key, but
this is being undone shortly after:
- 00031F1E' SSKE B22B001300060CF0D203CC 1 --- Write okay
when storage got by mmap
- 00400790 ST50102000 40018000CC 1 --- 1234
stored
V40018000
Is this the same bit of logic in 2.4.7:
good_area:
write = 0;
si_code = SEGV_ACCERR;
switch (error_code 0xFF) {
case 0x04:/* write,
present*/
write = 1;
break;
Diagnose instructions require that you be in supervisor state. Thus, you'd
need to have it occur in a device driver. Are you operating as a 3270 or in
the line-mode (3215) emulation of a virtual machine console?
-Original Message-
Hello,
I am working with Linux/390 and I am trying to
Do you access the Oracle Linux forum?
http://www.oracle.com/forums/homepage.jsp
-Original Message-
The internal Dba's are working with Oracle on this. As to a non
multipart dump, I will ask the Dba's
Are items 1 2 related?
What do you mean you can shutoff all the programs but not the machine? Are
you using shutdown -h now?
When does (2) occur?
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1. Is there anyone able to tell me how to shut down my
machine under SUSE
LINUX ? I am able to shut off all the
I didn't see any reference in the Whats New stuff but I have a patch for
2.4.7 that supports automated shutdown of the Linux system when:
1. CP SHUTDOWN (z/VM 4.3)
2. CP SIGNAL SHUTDOWN (z/VM 4.3)
3. LPAR shutdown
is encountered. It uses the SERVC facility to tell VM/LPAR that it is
interested
See: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-06-03-009-26-NW-DP-PB;
Germany is on the verge of giving IBM a major public sector computer
contract
- and dealing a blow to software giant Microsoft in the process.
According to the Wall Street Journal, IBM will shortly announce a deal
which
Does anyone have any experiences with the Sharp Zaurus 5500 PDA? Anything
you
can pass on? There are varying reports as to whether the Voyager CF/VGA card
can be used to provide connection to VGA devices.
The device uses Linux 2.4.x as its operating system on a StrongARM CPU. It
has a JVM,
I was just skimming through the latest eWeek publication and saw
an article on StorageTek's SnapVantage product. I don't recall
seeing anything on the list about it:
StorageTek's SnapVantage software, a member of the Virtual Power
Suite solutions, facilitates the rapid deployment of multiple
Or come along to SHARE in SF and attend the sessions that will qualify you
for the Linux on S/390 Certificate and/or the z/VM Systems Programming
Certificate.
-Original Message-
On Tuesday, 06/04/2002 at 11:32 AST, Kittendorf, Craig
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're currently have
Fair suck of the sav! Don't come the raw prawn with me sport. (With
apologies to Barry McKenzie).
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No, Neale, we've just gotten used to it. (All very embarassing, I'm
sure.)
What we were all actually hoping for was for you to stop using very
strange Aussie-isms
Phil,
Have you checked out the System Management Redpiece that Jim referred to in
an early post? Chapter 11 is devoted to Tivoli. On page 195 there is a note:
Important: The TSM 4.2.0 client can only recognise ext2 and nfs
filesystems. If you are using other types of filesystems (e.g. ext3,
Here's an updated patch to the latest 2.4.7 kernel source as it comes from
SuSE:
--- ./arch/s390/kernel/smp.c2002/06/04 13:09:38 1.1
+++ ./arch/s390/kernel/smp.c2002/06/04 13:11:12
-55,10 +55,12
spinlock_t kernel_flag = SPIN_LOCK_UNLOCKED;
unsigned longcpu_online_map;
With z/VM 4.3 the service processor signal that tells the operating system
the LPAR is about to power down has been virtualized. Using the SERVC
instruction (the relevant parameter lists etc. have been opened to the
public) you can register that you interested in receiving such a signal.
Thus
rpm -qa will list all the packages in the database.
-Original Message-
From: Tom Duerbusch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 12:13 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [LINUX-390] Querying software levels
I'm running the Suse distribution of Linux on a
What levels of Linux and JDK?
-Original Message-
Our user is getting the following error:
**Out of memory, aborting**
*** panic: JVMST018: Cannot allocate memory for
initializeMarkAndAllocBits(
allocbits1)
./wytest.ksh: line 161: 26190 Aborted java
-Xms10m
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