Alan Ackerman wrote:
I found this on the web (which does not, of course, make it true) at Linu
x-
Watch at http://www.linux-watch.com/news/NS9118634698.html:
Even now, Jaffe continued, insurance giant Nationwise is using Novell SLE
S
and Xen in production IBM zSeries mainframes to improve
Ken Kennedy, 61, founder of Rice University's computer science
department and an internationally recognized authority on
high-performance computing, died Wednesday of cancer in a Houston hospital.
Rice has lost one of its great intellectual leaders and a great human
being, Rice President
Listers:
Where might I find instructions or the proper manual to do the initial
(and subsequent) IOCP gen on a z9-BC?
Thank you in advance.
Phil Parmelee
City of Grand Rapids, Mi.
Desk: (616) 456-4286
Cell: (616) 304-6917
I coded it on a disk and loaded it into the z9 from the SE. When it was
right and z/VM was available, I uploaded it to z/VM where it can be done
much more easily.
Parmelee, Phil wrote:
Listers:
Where might I find instructions or the proper manual to do the initial
(and subsequent) IOCP
Rich -
Your SE has a diskette drive? Mine does not. There is a diskette drive on
the HMC. So I have to log into the HMC, then use Single Object Operations
to get to the CPC.
--
Mark Pace
Mainline Information Systems
Arghh! Yes, the HMC... :)
Mark Pace wrote:
Rich -
Your SE has a diskette drive? Mine does not. There is a diskette drive
on the HMC. So I have to log into the HMC, then use Single Object
Operations to get to the CPC.
--
Mark Pace
Mainline Information Systems
--
Rich Smrcina
VM
Phil,
We migrated from a z800 to a z9-BC and created the initial IOCP this way:
1) Downloaded the CHPID Mapping Tool from IBM Resource link, and installed it
on a Windows PC.
2) Used Resource link to download the CFR report (hardware report) for our new
z9-BC
2) At the z800 HMC, exported the
Argh!
c/When needs VM?/Who needs VM?/
That's sarcastic, by the way!
On Thu, 8 Feb 2007 18:55:25 -0500, Jim Elliott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I found this on the web (which does not, of course, make it
true) at Linux-Watch at
