At the risk of beating the horse recursively... Looking at the thread,
I think it would be an interesting approach to ask the applicant what
the top-10 questions would be he or she would ask someone applying for
a VM systems programmer job. It might reveal whether they follow the
mailing list,
Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You need to read up on MW :-) W is not a fallback mode, as there is no
first attempt to get it M.
Instead, MW says, in effect, bypass the check for simple read or write
links, only fail if the disk is
already linked Stable or Exclusive by a user.
The second quarter meeting of the Chicago Area VM (and Linux)
Enthusiasts will be held on Thursday, April 17, 2008.
There is yet another late change to the agenda. We are going to once
again start doing a brief Linux on z Update session after
lunch. You may recall that we did this several
Dude, at least you get Champaign with the pizza. Our beer's warm.
Bob Shair wrote:
What's Normal?
Just north of Bloomington.
This was posted to both the VM and Linux listservs
We finally got our POF running this morning and response is not great.
Since we know very little about this z/VM and zLinux I would appreciate
any hints. Performance Monitor shows some paging and swapping but from
our MVS point of view, its now
What does she look like?
At 09:02 PM 4/10/2008, you wrote:
What's Normal?
90 degrees from the current nominal vector composition. 8-)
Just north of Bloomington.
Close enough.
The last being the main criterion used in making the decision, no doubt.
If you wait until you have the details, you aren't qualified :-)
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Then you throw in the V suffix to utterly confuse them :-)
Regards,
Richard Schuh
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
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Sent: Friday, April 11, 2008 12:24 AM
To:
You obviously have not been to the discrimination classes. You would
already have lost the suit before it is filed. Especially if he is ugly.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
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Dear colleagues:
Your poor, beleaguered list moderator can not help but notice that
certain components of this topic have strayed far afield from the
declared subject and even farther from the generally technical nature of
our chats.
Ladies and gentlemen, this horse is dead. The carcass is
A test too is to keep the DIRMSAT servers stopped; make a change on the
master system and then see if the DIRMSAT users get a file in there reader.
If not, DIRMAINT's (or RSCS') setup isn't right; if a file arrives: start
the DIRMSAT server and look in its console for any messages.
2008/4/11,
Thanks Colin,
Your last paragraph hit the the nail (enter key) right on the head.
Currently being unemployed and only installed z/VM 4.4 18 months ago showed me
what a dinosaur I've become.
Colin Allinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howard Rifkind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :-
If you were
BTW, Any one in the NY Metro area looking for a z/VM sysprog who is getting
rather long in the tooth please contact me off line
Thanks
Colin Allinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howard Rifkind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :-
If you were hiring a new z/VM systems programmer what would be the 5-10
Hi John,
Speaking from a pure ground floor environment, z/VM will have then come full
circle and a true multi functional platform once it can run MS/Windows and the
like.
But just wait a bit longer...this too is on it's way as it's a force that can't
be stopped. Sharing a Linux, Windows, etc
Could you just image; sharing a windows kernel (like CMS) and keeping your
files like MS Excel etc. on your local workstation. Such a wonderful thing...
RPN01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Re: Question about z/VM... You can migrate
the functions of a Windows server to zLinux, by converting to
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