Dennis;
Right forum but this listserver is geared to Mainframe programmers. The
last place I saw any information was in the AIX "How write device driver".
I thought that this was on AIX 3.2 specific machine. Subsequent releases of
the manuals were not availble at the time was doing work in that are
All of the threads here where right on target, and should serve you well if
you follow them as prescribed. I have found that there is no definitive
source on the architecture. It is really a vast landscape , I actually
read the hardware manual supplied with the 3031 CPU's,, they had a lot of
instr
I could bet the farm that's ECLipz , is code name for hardware emulation at
the micro/milli code level. The new architecture could be framed like
the CELL expecting one or more 390 CPU's married to a network of CELL
processors , which in turn is supported by several other RISC processors
to
To reap what I have sowed.
Most programmers have confidence, which is not to be confused with
arrogance, which has no place in a craft like this. This is a practiced
craft, so I haven't met anybody , with the exception of the Scientist's at
Palo Alto , who could call themselves above their craft (
Check the SMIT panels on AIX , there is a fairly comprehensive set of
traces under Comm Server for AIX. It should be able to tell you what's
going on. Also you can check the Topology database on AIX to see if has
information on the routing that's going on. Alternatively you can trace the
connecti
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