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> From: Linux on 390 Port On Behalf Of Mark Post
>
> [ snip ]
>
> The only other things you need to worry about are:
> 1. Whether you're going to be using anonymous FTP, or have to provide a
> userid and password 2. The
> directory the FTP daemon puts you when you connect. From there you need to
> create the relative path
> from there to the installation media. I.e., the /var/nfs/... may need to be
> changed to something
> else.
Well, here we go again. After getting to the "Could not find ..." message, I
opened a shell session on the SLES installation program:
> 7
/ # ftp 10.250.24.67
bash: ftp: command not found
/ #
What now?
Is there any documentation available anywhere that gives some clues as to
exactly how the zSLES installation program tries to find/reach its installation
repository? I'm not too fond of CTRACE on z/OS, and haven't even looked into
its equivalent on z/VM, but if that's what it's going to take, then that's what
I'll end up doing. Lots of time being wasted here.
TIA,
-jc-
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