See: "http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-10-17-002-26-NW-KN-DV";
"Robert Love recently backported the jiffies_to_clock_t() code from the 2.5
development kernel to the 2.4 stable kernel. This patch allows one to adjust
the frequency of the timer interrupt, defined in the standard 2.4
attempting to ipl a 2.4.7 kernel with the aug 2001 stream patches. it fails miserably
like so :
NET4: Unix domain sockets 1.0/SMP for Linux NET4.0.
reiserfs: checking transaction log (device 5e:0d) ...
Using r5 hash to sort names
ReiserFS version 3.6.25
VFS: Mounted root (reiserfs filesystem) re
On Thu, Oct 17, 2002 at 08:00:43PM -0400, Post, Mark K wrote:
> If that doesn't work out, I believe you can run multiple instances of
> Hercules on a single box, allowing you to run multiple Linux/390 instances,
> without having to violate IBM's licensing by getting an illegal copy of VM.
> I'm sur
This is the first outage I can remember since I started hanging out
here. What was your 'uptime' looking like before this?
Paul
On Thu, Oct 17, 2002 at 06:39:54PM -0500, Rengasamy, Samy wrote:
> We have been running Linux on a native LPAR for quiet some time.
> We would like to experiment running few instances of Linux under VM.
> But we do not have any budget allocation for this experiment.
>
> I would like to do it with I
Samy,
It is possible, but not legal. To my knowledge, IBM has never sold a
license for any of their software to run on Hercules (and probably never
will, either).
You would be better off talking to your IBM rep about setting up an
evaluation. I have heard of IBM giving temporary licenses for ju
We have been running Linux on a native LPAR for quiet some time.
We would like to experiment running few instances of Linux under VM.
But we do not have any budget allocation for this experiment.
I would like to do it with Intel PC + Hercules + VM + Linux.
Is it possible? If so where do I start?
Tomorrow is our Columbus Day, (Yes, we're 4 days behind the rest of
the US) and we are taking the opportunity to do some work
on various systems, including VM.Marist.edu. It will be down most
of the day tommorrow, including LISTSERV. We apologize for the
inconveinance, but hope that the free time
Gordon, I would think you would need to restart ALL the services that IP
uses on EACH LINUX Image !! that could be a real pain to keep track of, or
maybe you could restart ALL of the services !!!
I do that on my desktop, but it runs Hercules & Sles7/390 A auto script
that could be fired off from a
We have a number of Linux (SuSE 2.4.7) images running under z/VM 4.2.
These are all connected to the VM TCPIP stack via virtual CTCA's.
If the VM TCPIP stack comes down and back up, is there a way to reconnect
the linux servers without shutting them down and rebooting?
"If Paradise Lost had been
SuSE SLES7 trial (or whatever the $500 deal is).
Eventually the SuSE guy got back to us and and he also could not figure out
why we couldn't install the patches that I had uploaded from the CD.
However we did manage to get the online update to work--once we dealt with
the obligatory firewall issue
What type of SuSE system are you using?
-Original Message-
Correct--yast does. YaST2 appears to not. Can you apply the patch CD with
Yast? The included instructions specifically use YaST2.
Correct--yast does. YaST2 appears to not. Can you apply the patch CD with
Yast? The included instructions specifically use YaST2.
Scott
"Ferguson, Neale"
cc:
Sent by: Linux on 390 Subject: Re: Ya
Scott.
I have seen this on my system here at home, running RH 7.3 as the Host,
with Hercules & SLES7 for s390.
It happened on 3 occasions
#1 the FTP server (RH-i386 PC version) was NOT setup to allow for FTP
services, hence the CLIENT SLES7 could not locate the installation
directorynot a r
Yast supports non-anonymous FTP. I use it all the time.
-Original Message-
I'll go try it via FTP too. YaST2 seems to only support anonymous FTP
which is why I wasn't using FTP in the first place.
Scott Chapman
Not trying to apply patches from FTP server, trying to install it from a
local directory. Guess I could try using itself as an anonymous FTP server
though.
But to answer your question, in YaST2:
Software / Patch CD Update
Select "Expert" for Choice of installation source
Select HardDisk
Enter dir
Ok, now where is this FTP server ?? on the same machine ?? or another
real/virtual system ?
did you adjust the FTP configuration file for this file path ??
we just need a little more info to assist you...
Ken Dreger
At 09:57 AM 10/17/2002, you wrote:
We're just getting started with a pilot
What selections did you make in YaST to get to the point where you entered
the FTP server and path information?
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Scott Chapman [mailto:sachapman@;aep.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 12:58 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: YaST2 problem
We're just
We're just getting started with a pilot project, got the SuSE trial deal
and CDs and have managed to get one guest Linux image IPLed under VM.
We're trying to apply the patches from the patches CD SuSE sent, so I
uploaded the files to a directory on the Linux machine. However when we
try to point
Phil,
>From the LVM Howto section 12.3:
"We will not use striping because it is not currently possible to add a disk
to a stripe set after the logical volume is created."
http://www.sistina.com/lvm_howtos/lvm_howto.pdf
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Phil Tully [mailto:xaphil@;vm.wor
Another point not mentioned yet is that when booting from a device, the entire opsys
must be read into virtual memory before its execution begins. When IPL'ing from a
Named Saved System, the spool space it resides in acts as page space, and the pages
are paged in as required. So your execution b
We have moved a large filesystem to a striped LVM (5 physical volumes, 5
stripes) and now find that one of the advantages of LVM is lost,
non-disruptive expansion. I wanted to make sure I am correct that a
striped LVM can not be expaned without being rebuild?
Phil
Anne, Vic - I might have missed previous responses but what Anne shows in
the messages, 3088/60, I think is consider an OSA in LCS mode. This could
be that you need to put an ipldelay on the boot parameter. I haven't used
the Marist distro in a long time and I never experienced problems when
coming
The problem might be caused also by a wrong shell interpreter
specification (the command following #! at the top of script).
Peeking "bash" from your $PATH (as Mark wrote) will solve this kind of
problem.
Post, Mark K wrote:
>James,
>
>It's a little difficult to tell with the line wrap, but it
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