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question would be a lot harder to answer if UNC is used... ;-)
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[1] Swappiness controls the likelihood that a given page of memory will be
retained as cache if the kernel needs memory -- it's a range from 100 (means
cache pages are preserved and non-cache pages are swapped out to satisfy the
request) to 0
allocated to VDISKs. That's why I
mentioned the stuff about DELETE/DEFINE of your VDISK swaps.
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but you'd likely run the risk of becoming unsupported. And, as others
have said, what's cheaper or faster might not necessarily be better (for
various reasons).
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that worked over IR or Bluetooth would be a substitute -- people
sometimes take more care of these. ;)
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[1] Known as OpenSSH-LPK. Used to be hosted by the OpenDarwin project,
but now seems to have new owners... There's a Trac at
http
On Mon, 2007-04-02 at 16:11 +0200, Rob van der Heij wrote:
We did it slightly different with an experimental patch to OpenSSH
that allows for the public keys to be kept in LDAP. That means there's
only one place where the public key is held. That LDAP server would
allow the end-user to upload
installed
versions of the XFree86-Mesa and XFree86-Mesa-32bit packages for which
both SP1 and SP2 had updates. For some reason, these updates were not
applied. As soon as you either update or remove those two packages,
things will be okay.
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able to do something like dasd=L0A201,L0A202,L0A203 on the kernel
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I think what Eric requires is a way to determine if VM has given it to
Linux RO, in order for Linux to activate it the right way... The
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your stripe size to see that files did indeed fall across stripe
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What about Linux on Intel?
Quagga works the same no matter what platform it is built on (subject to
the capabilities of the network hardware of course).
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[1] Digression: That configuration would possibly work better without
any OSPF at all, by just let the neighbouring router
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for OSAs?
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On 16/06/2006, at 1:02 pm, Ranga Nathan wrote:
Thank you all. I have always been curing sick guests by LINKing their
minidisks to other guests and mounting the partitions.
Occasionally I need to do something in the console.
I tried telnet via putty. Ok, 3270 is better. I am now resigned to it.
to the
new system (and before you do vgimport)? It should come back and
tell you that an exported VG was found. You may also have trouble if
the VG you are importing has the same name as a VG that previously
existed on the system (but I would have thought vgscan would sort
that out).
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data about LVM is kept in
the metadata on the PVs. Using vgexport/vgimport is just, well,
nicer IMHO :). Probably not a big issue in your situation, where
you're throwing away the old server, but for moving VGs between
persistent systems it's pretty much essential.
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seem that they've grown
considerably beyond that now. I doubt they've updated their TCO
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the apps people the name rather than the IP
address -- it's easier for you to change (or arrange to have changed)
one DNS entry than for several application people to make possibly
dozens of application changes...
Thanks so much ...
You're welcome! Hope we've been helpful.
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running system
umount /mnt/copy/usr /mnt/copy/var /mnt/copy
Replace the DASD names with the actual names you get on your system,
of course, and don't forget to detach the disks from your running
system when you're done.
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) that might help you in your recovery task.
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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
and/or vgchange before you've detached
the DASD, you won't get the VG unexpectedly reappearing on your system.
These changes are undone by the vgimport on the destination system.
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else. The systems attached to the
Hipersockets will be the only systems that ever need to know about it.
Of course I'd never *really* advocate doing such a thing, but it could be a
way to get an official network from the planners quick-smart ;)
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[1] Simple Matter Of Name
in the config.log is the small code snippets that are
compiled and (usually) run as part of the configure process. So you weren't
seeing things! :) The config.log file is very thorough, so just to pick up
the message output you could redirect (or use tee), or use script, as
already suggested.
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that we don't have to dedicate a port to the Internet
connected Linux host. Otherwise we may have to purchase additional OSA
cards.
To do this safely, your solution must include VLAN. Overlaying IP subnets
would be nothing more than security-by-obscurity.
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consoles at 2nd level by DIALling from 1st level... :)
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names...) If this is the case, find out what configuration would be
stopping the LDAP server from talking to you. Routing might be a problem
here -- can hosts in the network route traffic to your VIPA?
Hope this helps...
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On Wed, Apr 13, 2005 at 11:51:46AM -0400, Dennis Musselwhite wrote:
VM63261 is a z/VM 4.3.0 APAR and the most recent service affecting Guest LAN
on z/VM 4.3.0 would be VM63655 (PTF UM31332) and all prereqs. If that does
not fix the problem we will need more diagnostic information.
I ran the
G'day all,
I'm stumped. I just applied SP1 to a working SLES9 system, and after the
IPL my Guest LAN connection now appears to be non-functional. I've checked
all the obvious things but so far I'm none the wiser. Connectivity to
another system on the same Guest LAN is fine.
I cannot ping VM
many CEOs would knock back a
proposal that: a) reduced overheads, and b) didn't involve giving anyone the
sack?
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the new feature that came in with z/VM 5.1 that
the very thing.
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at home, speaking for myself only
PS:
STOMITH: Shoot The Other Machine In The Head
STONITH: Shoot The Other Node In the Head
Yes, I know: you say tomato, I say tomato... :)
Just in case anyone saw STOMITH
status of the
application.
As Mark mentioned, there are quite a few of these packages. Keepalived
(which is a sub-project of Linux Virtual Server, btw) is one that from
experience works on Guest LANs (so should work fine on VSWITCHes too).
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a Hipersockets
Guest LAN on z/VM, check the DEFINE LAN as that hardware setting is mirrored
there.
It is like dealing with teenagers!
I would describe everything about working with computers that way! ;)
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, perhaps it was
easier to have the sysprog do the VTAM work than code the automagics. :)
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[1] With the introduction of Enterprise Extender (HPR over IP) at around
OS/390 2.8, there was a neat circular dependency created: TCP/IP had to
start after VTAM for TCP/IP devices
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having trouble, we'll need to see the output of your favourite route table
display command (netstat -r, route, ip route ls).
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know, just
let them hit the *real* DNS server?
Pretty sure that nscd caches more than just DNS. If you're using NIS or
LDAP, for example, nscd is supposed to prevent you from driving your
information service into the ground whenever someone does an ls -l.
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for again? ;) The fact that z/VM is not Linux is not important here -- you
are running z/VM to support Linux workload.
IIRC, the archives have longer discussions about what kinds of z/VM workload
is permitted on IFLs, and other such topics for night-time reading. :)
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,
is OSE the correct CHPID type? Should it be OSA?
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PS: On Gigabit/1000BaseT -- it's disappointing that the industry
chooses to use the generic term Gigabit Ethernet to refer to a
specific implementation of Ethernet that operates at gigabit speed.
Sigh... No wonder everyone believes
(without the quotes) to simulate a Ctrl-C, which should
break you out of the script and give you a prompt.
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[1] I say *technically* incorrect because I have a system where I have an
OSA-Express defined as OSA and it's okay. However this is a z/OS system, and
the device
it), the second creates a single partition that uses all space on the device,
the third creates an ext3 filesystem on the partition (if you want a different
filesystem type, substitute the appropriate command).
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. These are usually started
from inittab, but you could test just by starting it manually from the
command line of another (working) session. You'll need to know the device
node name (the /dev/ name) of your 3270 and specify that on the getty
command.
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in the timing of ARP responses
from your OSAs), but that's not to say that it's a reason to stay that way
;)
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I don't mean to harp on that aspect of the configuration, but this was
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On Friday 20 August 2004 18:23, Rob van der Heij wrote:
Rv I know better than argue with you... I recall the early version had
Rv tweaked one of the formats since I could not use the same thing to
Rv decode a tcpdump stream from my PC anymore.
Good point. If you run tcpdump-qeth -r on a file
new
interface in /etc/chandev.conf to something else -- I'd say qeth-1, to let
it pick -- and repeat the above three commands. Your interface will probably
be eth2 until your next reboot, however, so this might be more trouble to you
than it is worth to do it dynamically...
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of the script. Put one tapemark
between each file and two at the end, and see what difference it makes.
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performance. Before using 'find -atime', check if your filesystems are
mounted this way and test in an inconspicuous area to see that the
result is as you expect (I'm pretty sure that noatime will break it).
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and build the debootstrap source on the
existing system, meet a couple of pre-requisites (including wget) and said
existing system needs to be able to get network access to a Debian APT
repository (but you were going to be configuring for one of those anyway,
right?).
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on other emulators. Good thinking, but! :)
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it redefined
even-odd-even, and started again (this time WARM).
Your difficulties talking to the OSA would -- should ;) -- not have
impacted the Guest LAN.
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On Mon, 26 Jul 2004, Daniel Jarboe wrote:
In this case would the ping to the gateway ip address from
the outside have succeeded?
It may well have -- at least it would on most Linux systems. Linux, for
example, will respond to a packet addressed to any of it's configured IP
addresses from any
will support you for packages you
built yourself.
Which leads to the other alternative: Mark's suggestion to try another
distro. There's a bit of variety around now that Slackware and Gentoo
have joined Debian in the mix (since Tao is built from RHEL3's SRPMs, it
won't relieve RPM-grief).
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peculiarity of the mobo or chipset, but that was useful to me ;)
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moving the existing /home into the LV (without overwriting what may
already be on the LV, if it was at some stage successfully mounted). Mark
has some hints on moving filesystems on linuxvm.org that might be useful
to you for this.
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that, it should all Just Work. Load the z90crypt driver, and
run the test programs given in the Redbook -- you should get good results.
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the OAT had a (quite small) limit on
the number of addresses that could be defined there.
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you should see IP forwarding is enabled in the TCPIP service machine's
spool output).
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required for VSWITCH, meaning that if all your guests can appear to be on
the same network you do not have to configure any VLAN stuff at all (even
at the LAN switch ports).
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, or you
could use YaST to set up hsi1 this time and have a look at what files it
changes for future reference.
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performed, that installation system has to find it's way to
the rest of the files on the CD -- which means network or local disc,
since the HMC's CD/DVD drive is not an LPAR-addressable device.
Start the installation process, yes. Install, well, no. Sorry to be
a pedant... ;)
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to find out how those functions
can (or cannot) be performed in other equipment. Only now, whenever you
read Comms Server for AIX or Comms Server for Windows, you can
substitute Comms Server for Linux. ;)
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, the LPAR will not be able to use the crypto[1].
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[1] I may be wrong on this -- this was a piece of advice we encountered
along our way while diagnosing problems with crypto on a z800, but we
later found that the PCICA in question failed diagnostics
, are the Red Hat and SuSE linux versions aboe to show somehing on the
3215 console?
Sure, just the same as they do running under VM and using the virtual
3215. On a P/390 they just need to be told where to find it, that's all.
;)
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, the config is not the same as 2.4, but at least you will know the
right numbers to put in places -- very important for getting the EMIO
stuff to work.
When I get some spare time I'm going to give this Gentoo build a try,
after that I might be more help... :)
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time ;)
What about /proc/subchannels and the like? I guess they will have
equivalents in the new kernel... Is there a /proc (or /sys) pseudofile
that is the equivalent of /proc/chandev? These will be other helpful
places to look.
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on your perspective)
is that IFLs always run at full speed on machines like MP3000 and z800
that support hardware capped CPs. I guess this still applies to z890
too...
So if you have a 7060-H30, or a 2066-0A1, if you get an IFL it will run at
normal speed and not at the speed of the CP.
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://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/redp3719.html
I'd be keen to hear what you think of it, so please let me know or use the
feedback e-mail address on the Redbooks site.
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BTW, yast on the command line rather than Yast, YaST, YAST or
other combinations will work fine.
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doesn't suit... Ideally, you want any TCPIP service
machine you've defined as a controller to be able to back up any other one,
and it adds complexity if you restrict each controller to an RDEV range.
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I know that others on the list have expressed a dislike for zLinux (or
IBM-ised to z/Linux) -- why was that? zLinux would get my vote...
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Mains voltage across the keyboard is more traditional.
Y'know, Adam, I sort-of picked you as a BOFH-type...
;))
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Use the tcpdump-qeth wrapper, instead of invoking tcpdump directly. In
SLES8 it should be provided, although you may have to install another
package to get it...
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shareable doesn't warrant the extra work -- as Mark says, /
needs no more than about 150MB on most systems.
You can't share everything. Filesystems like /usr or /opt can give much
greater gains for (arguably) less effort, since they can run out to 2GB or
more.
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150MB? I said about 15MB. I think I can fit a whole system into 150MB. :)
Yep, I saw that in the ohnoseconds after sending my reply. My point got
an order of magnitude stronger, though! ;)
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relief on this.
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[1] I remember someone writing about how to set up a userid that runs
vtysh as its shell, allowing a router admin to get access to zebra without
having to have their own shell account... Oh yeah, that's right, it was
me, in the SHARE presentation from last year
.
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issue the start for Zebra and
everything seems fine.
?!?!? That's odd, I've seen strangeness when the sub-daemons are started
before zebra.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks.
When you start zebra after logging on, do you use the init script?
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the right device manager.
Sorry if this is too obvious, it's just that the default ADCD definition
for E40 is as an SNA device; I just want to make sure you were on top of
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