Don't get me started. Despite the best (and continual) efforts of our
many friends in Boeblingen it appears there's resistance elsewhere to
including anything which is "Not Invented Here". Despite it's 5 year
pedigree and widespread use cpint couldn't make it past 1st base. I'm
not looking forward
Please don't patronise me. I and several others from the VM/Linux
Technical Steering committee of SHARE have been working hand-in-hand
with the lab people since SHARE was in San Francisco a few years ago to
work out a means of doing co-operative development. Those involved
determined it would be a
As we say back in Oz, "go and get a big black dog up ya". I was
explaining why things are as they have become. I'm now going down the
path you suggest.
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Stop bitching. Your problem is that you even think about such
non-problems instead of getting work done. Submit patch
The latest (-04) level of the Principles of Operations manual is now
out.
See: http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/pdf/a2278324.pdf
Some of the gems:
- Fullword immediate instructions:
The extended-immediate facility may be available on
models implementing z/Architecture. The facility provid
Christoph's point is well taken: The best place for the code was to be
submitted for inclusion in the mainstream and subject to peer review. My
point is that I hadn't avoided that process but had been trying to work
with IBM (via SHARE and the Technical Steering Committee) to setup a
co-operative p
Not so much emoition but jet lag. I should learn not to respond to
e-mail after a 21 hour trip from Australia! However, the outcome is a
fair result.
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It's good to see that at the end of day after a long emotional
discussion we got to the real bottom-line:
Neale needs to
> - IUCV network protocol family
Why the need to make IUCV a network device? IUCV is not just a
point-to-point beastie, it's a single-application-to-single-application
protocol. The fact that it was used to create a network protocol for VM
and Linux is because an extra layer to mux and demux appli
Finishing last sentence...
> - IUCV network protocol family
Why the need to make IUCV a network device? IUCV is not just a
point-to-point beastie, it's a single-application-to-single-application
protocol. The fact that it was used to create a network protocol for VM
and Linux is because an extra
Think of the IUCV driver like you would zfcp: You use the sysfs to set
up the connection parameters (for zfcp its WWPN/LUN for IUCV its
enduser/node/program) and then let the application use the simple
open/close/read/write/ioctl semantics.
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Am not sure if I understand t
I am linking a program against libcrypto which is part of openssl. The package
is installed and living in /usr/lib:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 14 2005-09-15 14:22 /usr/lib/libcrypto.so ->
libcrypto.so.0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 18 2005-07-20 13:48 /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.0 ->
libcrypto.so.0
See: http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/051205/0103015.html
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I'm attempting to build a cross-compiler for s390 on x86. I downloaded and
built binutils okay. I downloaded and configured gcc okay. When I build gcc
it spits it with:
/usr/local/s390x-ibm-linux/bin/ld: crti.o: No such file: No such file or
directory
Is there something I needed to set up?
Neale
Apart from cpint and the new method that came in 2.6.14(?) there's also
the option of using NJE to send messages to any system (i.e. not just
VM) running anywhere.
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Hello. Is there a way to send a message to a VM userid from Linux
running
on VM?
For example I want t send
The NJE stuff we did has a batch plug in on the Linux side that will
allow you to send jobs to Linux and have the results sent back to z/OS.
So your scripts would live up on z/OS you'd submit a job to Linux where
it'd be executed and the output from stdout/stderr would be returned
back to the entit
Because no one has ported the HotSpot/JIT code (which is architecture
dependent) to s390. Sun uses their "Hotspot" compiler to take the Java byte
codes and create native s390 instruction sequences. I ported the 1.2 and 1.3
JDKs when they still used a Just In Time compiler (JIT) but hesitated whe
See: http://www.linuxtoday.com/infrastructure/2006011301426NWSWSS
"Novell has released Service Pack 3 for SuSE Enterprise Linux Server 9,
which includes all security patches and bugfixes since SP2--of which there have
been dozens--as well as consolidating driver updates for both storage
RPMs for the latest level (1.1.13) of Mono (the FOSS implementation of .NET) is
now available for 32-bit and 64-bit Linux on s390/zSeries systems. If you want
to run the 32-bit version you need to be on a z800 or later as it uses some of
the long relative instructions. Mono has been tagged to be
An interesting article featuring our own Mark Post...
-Original Message-
State of the Mainframe (1st of 3)
Not all mainframers agree about just what ails their favorite platform.
Some believe zLinux and other next-generation workloads are false gods.
Others think colleagues who cling to z
Silly question but your /etc/fstab has an entry for that device?
-Original Message-
I've got a 50G FCP LUN on device F100 attached to a VM named LINUX2. If
I IPL SLES on LINUX2, zfcp discovers 0xF100 after /etc/init.d runs
through all its startup scripts. I then need to log in as root to
It seems that your boot disks are eckd and you have the fcp devices mounted
during the startup process rather than boot. You said the zfcp driver was being
loaded so I'm not sure yuo need the fcp stuff there right at boot time. Does
syslog show any problems/warnings?
If you had needed the fcp
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8:30 for 9:00 until 14:00
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Some questions:
- What other changes have taken place on the VM system?
- How big are the virtual machines?
- Do other commands on the affected Linux guests respond quickly (what
about on the NFS server(s))?
- How much storage does your VM system have?
- What are the SRM settings for your VM system
Is the virtual machine you are IPLing SUSE in "MACHINE XA" or did you use a CMS
template and maybe have "MACHINE XC" in the directory entry for that user?
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ESA == XA in this context (I'm not sure there is any difference at all in
fact). XC would have spewed as soon as you tried any DAT stuff (or a SIGP to
put it into zArchitecture mode too I guess).
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Thanks Neale, I have it defined as MACH ESA
I'll try XA.
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I've sent mod_mono to the Mono people so they can add it to the download
page. I had built it and thought I'd sent it with the others.
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mod_mono is now on the s390 download page on
http://www.go-mono.com/download/sles-9-s390/
Mono is not a full .NET (i.e. it doesn't have passport and all those other
frills real or vaporware). To quote from the Mono FAQ:
The ".NET Initiative" is a somewhat nebulous company-wide effort by Microso
Though Micrsoft has published its stuff under the ECMA standards. So the
APIs are defined and documented.
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Bear in mind that Microsoft defines the rules, writes the code etc,
releases a new version and about then is when the Mono folk find out the
new rules so they can st
Rather than get into a URL swap start at
http://mono-project.com/FAQ:_General#Mono_and_Microsoft to see what
Novell have to say on the matter.
Neale
I'm sure I've seen something of more direct relevance re asp.net docs,
but this illustrates the point:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/25/micros
Not exactly a new story but one worth recalling...
"Technology has transformed the game of golf with improvements in equipment
that not only affect the pros but average golfers as well. Even the way we
watch professional golf has been influenced by technology, as visitors to
the official PGA Tour
Go for 64-bit. That's where I'll be concetrating my development efforts.
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Do any of you that are attempting Mono on z/Linux have a strong feeling
for whether I should use the 31- or 64-bit flavor?
-
There are a couple of ioctls that the driver uses. The most probable is the one
that retrieves the return code. Does the zlt1 virtual machine receive the "B"?
Can you use strace to trace the syscalls of hcp?
Hang on a minute /dev/cpcmd isn't a device, there's no major/minor number. It's
not eve
Are there any messages on syslog when you load the driver? What does ls -l
/dev/cpcmd show now?
-Original Message-
I must be missing something here. I performed the steps you suggested
and tried again. Got the same result. Checked modprobe list and found
that there are two files and one is
That driver is for the channel attached 3590.
-Original Message-
Now that there are Open Source Linux drivers for 3590, how to drive
them is documented, which means I wouldn't be surprised if 3590
support gets added to Flex-ES pretty soon. Note, though, that this
is wild speculation on my
This is a manual process. You or your network guy is going to have to go to
the DNS server and add it to the appropriate files.
Neale
-Original Message-
Now that my Linux partition is up, how do I get the external DNS server to
know its name? The DNS chapter in SG24-4987 describes a lot
>From the console log:
Krnl Code: 00 00 b9 04 00 2b b9 04 00 3c c0 e5 ff ff e9 61 e3 30 b1 18
It's not the tape error per se but the code in the kernel. X'' will give
you an operation exception and the kernel will throw up its hands and give
up.
Is this the latest tape mod you have for this
Try it without gtk-sharp as that package hasn't been ported to s390(x).
If this doesn't work then I think the easiest way is to just download the
zip file containing all the RPMs and use the RPM command to install them.
I've not tried the rug-rat method.
-Original Message-
Should I just d
rug will be the best way of doing things, just that I never ported GTK# to
s390. Did you try the install without it?
(Under the covers Yast2/rug are just using the rpm command set. Rug just
simplifies things like dependency checking.)
-Original Message-
Wow - we haven't learned much from
You don't even need to download RPMs to install them. You can use rpm -Uhv
http://... or other URL. If you do want to put them somewhere then
/usr/src/packages/RPMS/s390x is probably as good as place as any, but as
soon as they are installed you can delete them. The install process extracts
the nee
What does
rpm -qa | grep mono
report? As far as dependency checking if all the RPMs were there the rpm
usually orders the install so that the dependencies are met. Which ones did
it complain about?
-Original Message-
Well, it's a cart-before-the-horse kind of thing: I have to install Mo
Mono.posix is supposed to be part of mono-core so I'm not sure why you're
seeing what you are seeing. Try using the --nodeps option on the rpm -Uhv
and see if xsp will come up okay. (I prefer to use mod_mono with Apache
rather than using the xsp standalone.)
If it works then that may just indicate
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/z9bc/
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/z9ec/
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Those options work for me on z. (Sles 9)
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I use VIM on several systems, including z/OS Unix, Mac OS X, and Linux. I
noticed on the Linux systems the extend features don't work. I noticed this
on Intel and Z. The features I miss are the -o option (as in vim -o file1
fil
How big are the guests?
What are your SRM settings?
What does #CP IND Q show during the transfers?
How many other guests do you have?
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This problem has come up a number of times. Check the following links to
describe Eligible lists (E3) and the commands needed to tailor your z/VM
environment to work best with Linux guests:
http://www.vm.ibm.com/perf/tips/z890.html
http://www.vm.ibm.com/perf/tips/linuxper.html
http://www.cecmg.de/
What are your SRM settings (Q SRM). (There's a section on Eligible lists in
one of those references I sent.)
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The Linux guests are very small with very little activity against them.
They are defined with 500MB each. The z/VM LPAR has 1488 MB real storage
defined to it. I
3 guests at 512MB. With Linux all pages will be touched and become part of
the working set. z/VM calculates total working set requirements = 3 * 512MB
and compares it against what's available c.1488 * 0.95 (95% for Q3 STORBUF).
It then determines that not all Linux guests can be dispatched and will
See: http://kerneltrap.org/node/6750
"The tickless kernel feature (CONFIG_NO_HZ) enables 'on-demand' timer
interrupts: if there is no timer to be expired for say 1.5 seconds when the
system goes idle, then the system will stay totally idle for 1.5 seconds.
This should bring cooler CPUs and power s
It has the bonus features: commentary by the developers. The bloopers
section is hysterical! The XXX section is worth looking at too: loved seeing
Torvalds examining the SRDL instruction and getting a bit on the side.
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Any idea or reason why the DVD is so big .. in total
ARMONK, NY - 21 Jul 2006: IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced the company's
mainframe and POWER-based virtualization technologies have achieved one of
the computer industry's most stringent security certifications,
illustrating IBM's virtualization leadership.
In the security certification -- known as
For dedicated volumes z/VM won't have to do relocation of seek/search/define
extent/locate extent cylinder values. Mind you this is not exactly a taxing
task given the typical channel program.
>> Is there is any benefit to using dedicated DASD vs minidisk with 5.2
>> on a z/890 ( No IOASSIST avail
Is anyone using XFS on top of LVM disks on zSeries? If so, how does it go?
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Reiser still makes extensive use of the BKL (Big Kernel Lock). In 2.4 ext3
appeared to use it a lot too. What is the state of play with ext3 and BKL in
2.6. Just looking at the source I couldn't find any references to
lock_kernel. The locks appear to be local (buffer, ext3_handler ...). I know
ther
Thanks for the pointer. I had found it in one of my searches and its
discussion of XFS prompted my earlier question asking if anyone was using it
on zSeries. It's one of the most thorough papers I'd found. Too many others
were quite simplistic and very rarely dealt with SMP environments or
scalabil
Here's my 2 cents worth. I'm sure in the next hour or so there'll be a heap
of other suggestions.
Apart from the obvious philosophical lament: "you need a performance tool",
there are a few thing you can look at. Most of these commands have some lag
and some smoothing with what they are reporting
Some questions:
- Any informationV in the log files?
- Is the guest responsive during that 5-10 minute period?
- Can you ping the printers from that guest?
- What does traceroute show during the time the printers aren't accessible?
-Original Message-
OK, I am a little frustrated here. Hav
Use gdb to stop the program where you are interested. Get its address. Quit
gdb. Go to the VM console:
#CP TR I R
(If you are in a virtual MP environment then prefix commands by #CP CPU ALL,
e.g. #CP CPU ALL TR I R ...)
Start the program.
When you the trace springs then:
#CP D I- PRINT#TR G R
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I'd like to receive the LINUX/390 DVDs.
Let me know where to send the cash.
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The FTP on the z/OS has exit call FTPSMFEX... which contains
informations(dataset) . Base on the datasetname sent... it will start a
job. Another word if a file has arrived, start the TASK.
Any suggestion ???
See: http://www.vm.ibm.com/sysman/vmrm/vmrmcmm.html
VMRM Cooperative Memory Management (VMRM-CMM) between a z/VM system and
Linux guests assists in managing memory constraint in the system. Based on
several variables obtained from the system and storage domain CP monitor
data, the Virtual Machine
The next meeting of the DC-based Hillgang Linux & z/VM User Group will be
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Neale
Given that DB2 will be *BLOCKIO to do its I/O (I think that it does anyway)
will z/VM create the necessary SCSI commands directly or does it construct
an FBA CCW chain that then needs to be translated? If it's the former then
performance should be quite good, if the latter then there's a bit of
ove
D'oh! I should never answer a post after a couple of Belgian beers (a 9%
Gouden Carolus triple and a fruit beer for dessert)!
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I had to look back at Marcy's message, yes she means DB2/UDB on Linux,
not DB2 on VM (which I'm guessing relates to your
A final reminder that the next meeting of the DC-based Linux & VM user group
"Hillgang" will take place this Thursday. Thanks to IBM attendees will be
treated to a hot breakfast prior to the start of the presentations.
http://www.vm.ibm.com/events/hill0914.pdf
Neale
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DIAG 250 is 64-bit enabled in 5.2.
On Fri, 2006-09-22 at 13:33 -0400, David Boyes wrote:
> Yes, they are using it in FBA mode. The problem lies in the fact that
> the necessary DIAG does not work in 64-bit mode on 64-bit zArchitecture
> systems, or at least not yet (Hey, Chuckie?).
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I built nodejs v10.16.0 and attempted to build a container image with it. When
I try and run the container I get the following:
[neale@docker 10]$ docker run --rm -it clefos/node:10 bash
bash-4.2# id
uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root)
bash-4.2# npm
fs.js:114
throw err;
^
Err
Non-AF IUCV communications are also supported and a target system may be
specified.
On 6/14/19, 13:28, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Alan Altmark"
wrote:
On Friday, 06/14/2019 at 04:52 GMT, "Frank M. Ramaekers"
wrote:
> Anyone have an example of a zLinux user communicating wit
There's a device driver I wrote that allows you to use IUCV as if it's a file
and do open/close/read/write type operations. It has ioctls that allow you to
specify things:
- Set target class
- Get target class
- Set source class
- Get source class
- Set message tag
- Get message tag
No, you want to rpm --install then go to ~/rpmbuild/SPECS and run rpmbuild -bb
fsiucv.spec after adjusting the .spec Version/Release settings to match your
kernel level. Once built use yum localinstall to install the resulting binary
RPM.
If you are running ClefOS then there are binaries in the
At http://download.sinenomine.net/epel/epel-7/ you will find a yum repository
that hosts the EPEL for ClefOS. As you are running ClefOS you should be able
to:
yum install epel-release -y
and then you will have access to that repo. Do a:
yum list fsiucv*
to see what's in there.
I also te
yum clean all && .rm -rf /var/cache/yum/*
Just in case things are stale. They are certainly in the public repository.
On 6/17/19, 09:15, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Frank M. Ramaekers"
wrote:
Error: No matching Packages to list
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yum --enablerepo=epel list fsiucv*
On 6/17/19, 10:35, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Frank M. Ramaekers"
wrote:
Neale, sorry for all the trouble, but I still can't see/find it:
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Docker images are now available for nodejs 8.16.0, 10.16.0, and 12.4.0 as
docker.io/clefos/node:8, docker.io/clefos/node:10, and docker.io/clefos/node:12.
Note that you will need a docker that supports the statx syscall in its seccomp
profile. This would exclude the docker-2:1.13.0-xx series in
A whitepaper describing how to get started with and exercise OpenShift OKD 3.11
on Linux on z is available at
http://download.sinenomine.net/epel/Getting_Started_with_OpenShift_OKD.pdf.
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It's going to be needed for OKD 4.x.
On 6/17/19, 18:56, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Paul Flint"
wrote:
Dear Neale,
Have you looked at Silveblue/ostree/toolbox?
We at BOSI are impressed. I would like to see this tek on the 390.
-
I have updated EPEL with replacement fsiucv RPMs. I found a bug when your
virtual machine is much larger than 2G. IUCV only supports 31-bit addresses so
kernel storage needs the GFP_DMA attribute when obtaining with kmalloc() etc.
The RPMs are syncing to the external repo now.
Here's an example of using the driver to connect to *MSG service (propjr is a
sample program that gets installed with the RPM):
#!/bin/sh
vmcp set msg iucv
vmcp set wng iucv
vmcp set imsg iucv
vmcp set emsg iucv
vmcp set cpconio iucv
vmcp set vmconio iucv
echo '*MSG' >/sys/devices/iucv/i
I’ve added a couple of extra examples:
1. There is an REXXIUCV package in the VM Downloads site
(http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/rexxiucv.vmarc) that contains RISERVER
and RICLIENT EXECs that demonstrate how to use the facility for a simple
client/server exchange. I have written an
https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/dists/?
On 6/20/19, 04:47, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Timothy Sipples"
wrote:
Does anyone happen to know of a download location for a more current Docker
CE build for Ubuntu or Debian Linux on Z/LinuxONE? The current release of
Docker C
++good! A great addition to the ecosystem.
We built EPEL-7 for s390x so while you wait for the official release it's
available here:
http://download.sinenomine.net/epel/epel-7/ - binaries
http://download.sinenomine.net/epel/epel-source-7/ - source
http://download.sinenomine.net/epel/epel-debug-
In the interim a simple REXX program? (Assuming you have a SECUSER or a
privileged user)
/* */
parse arg Target Command
upper Target
CPRc = DIAGRC(8,'SEND' Target 'VINPUT' Command)
parse var CPRC Rc Message
if (Rc <> 0) then
say Message
exit Rc
On 8/16/19, 12:47, "Linux on 390 Port on behal
Correction:
/* */
parse arg Target Command
upper Target
CPRc = DIAGRC(8,'SEND CP' Target 'VINPUT' Command)
parse var CPRC Rc Message
if (Rc <> 0) then
say Message
exit Rc
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True, but I left it so the user could specify VMSG or PVMSG. I also missed the
SEND CP rather than just SEND in the 1st instance.
On 8/16/19, 13:27, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Michael Harding"
wrote:
A little more complicated...
I think you want 'VINPUT VMSG'
Then, if your gu
Zimbra FOSS seems to build fine except for the JNI piece. I can't seem to get
it to create the .so. I assume it's a configuration issue. Only a couple of
changes required (i.e. let it recognize s390x as a target).
On 8/20/19, 01:10, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Timothy Sipples"
wrote:
The next meeting of the DC/MD/VA Linux & z/VM User Group will be held on Monday
16 Sep at the Broadcom office in Herndon. Details will follow but this is the
draft agenda:
- The Seriousness of Securing your VM Environment Using Audit Data – Yvonne
Demeritt, Broadcom
- Attacking Encryption: Unde
The agenda for the next Hillgang meeting is available:
http://www.vm.ibm.com/events/hill0919.pdf
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1st of all never go MW.
Secondly you've linked 191 as 999 but then accessed 191. 191 is still r/o. If
you're on LNXADMIN then LINK * 191 191 W. Then ACC 191 A (you could just use
ACC but if you're setup to use SFS you may not get what you're expecting).
Otherwise LINK LNXADMIN 191 99 W# ACC 999
You don't. The FTPSERVE use will try to link LNXADMIN 191 and access it. If
LNXADMIN has the disk r/o that will allow FTPSERVE to link it r/w. So get rid
of the W disk - REL W(DET. Then go to the ftp client and try to connect as
LNXADMIN.
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From: Jake Anderson
erver (windows)
On Tue, 3 Sep, 2019, 8:17 AM Neale Ferguson, wrote:
> You don't. The FTPSERVE use will try to link LNXADMIN 191 and access it.
> If LNXADMIN has the disk r/o that will allow FTPSERVE to link it r/w. So
> get rid of the W disk - REL W(DET. Then go to the ftp client a
I’ve been mentoring a couple of interns participating in the Open Mainframe
Project (OMP) program over the past few months. One of the projects has been
automating the build of a collection of docker images for use on Z. The project
has used github to trigger Jenkins to build images as the code
What does your parm file look like?
On 9/9/19, 04:28, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Jake Anderson"
wrote:
Hi
When I run RHEL81 exec from the linux guest logon I get some message like
Sha256 module not found
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The next meeting of the DC/MD/VA area z/VM & Linux user group “Hillgang” will
be Monday 16th September at the Broadcom office in Herndon Va. The agenda may
be found at: http://www.vm.ibm.com/events/hill0919.pdf
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Not in many years when mounting an ISO image for use in an FTP installation
required what was called "Rock Ridge Extensions". This was back in the days of
Win2K and WinXP so I can't imagine this is still required today.
On 9/10/19, 11:58, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Jake Anderson"
wrote:
He is implying that the contents of your GENERIC PRM file needs fixing.
On 9/11/19, 06:53, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Jake Anderson"
wrote:
"Looks like the storage component blivet of anaconda tries to parse the
kernel
commandline in order to configure FCoE, and it does not li
I thought the announcement was Friday but Twitter is full of z15 related info.
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg248850.html
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Nothing particularly revealing or new but it's written by a Lintel person so
it's an interesting perspective:
https://opensource.com/article/19/9/linux-mainframes-part-1
https://opensource.com/article/19/9/linux-mainframes-part-2
Neale
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