I beleive it says F4 is for mount point, but if it does not do anything try
just the number 4 key.
Sometimes F4 and 4 key both works, sometimes the number key only works.
This holds true for all the functions.
"Nix, Robert P."
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stuck at Creating Filesystems...
390 Port
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Linux on 390 Port
I'm running YaST to install the Suse distribution of Linux/390. I've gotten
to the screen titled "Creating Filesystems". It lists several F-key choices
at the bottom, but only F6=Format works. Everything else says that I'll
lose changes if I exit now. I didn't want to exit; I wanted to set the
mount point. I'd be satisfied if any of the buttons would work, actually.
It won't let me continue because I have nothing defined as root, but I
can't define anything as root because the keys don't work... Where do I go
from here, other than to one of the support systems?
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Barton Robinson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 5:39 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Linux S/390 Monitor
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> My default for 'correcting' the linux processor numbers is to
> use TOTAL CPU time used by the virtual machine, but there is an
> option if the installation wishes to use Virtual time.
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> Accuracy is based on one minute granularity. Very accurate to
> show the total linux utilization, slightly less accurate when
> analyzing individual processes, maybe off by as much as a couple
> percent under some situations??? But much closer than the
> potential order of magnitude as reported by TOP and other linux
> tools.... When i used data granularities of an hour, i could
> see larger discrepancies. One minute is easy and cheap....
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> >From: Rob van der Heij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >At 14:59 22-07-02 -0700, Barton Robinson wrote:
> >
> >>ESALPS will also provide a "multiplier" so that you can
> >>correct your accounting data.
> >
> >That's a neat trick you can do when you have both numbers
> >available, as ESALPS does. Is there any way you can guess
> >how good the corrected numbers are?
> >I suppose you correct based on consumed cycles in emulation
> >mode because Linux will see that as its 100%, but somehow
> >you also need to spread the cycles in supervisor mode over
> >that to show the real cost?
> >
> >Rob
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