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for
more details.
(* Plenty meaning you can easily have dinner at the Luau!)
-- James Vincent
.
Interested? Email a copy of your resume directly to my email (fastest way)
or if you prefer, go to
http://www.nationwide.com/careers/nationwide-jobs.jsp to register and post
your resume, then let me know it is there.
More details of the job posting can be forwarded by request. Thanks!
-- James
with the command a little, but have not gotten very far
with it yet (time issue only)
-- James Vincent
On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 8:46 AM, Martin, Terry R. (CMS/CTR) (CTR)
terry.mar...@cms.hhs.gov wrote:
Hi
I want to turn off FRAME REODERING for some guests as described in APAR
VM64774 (PTF UM33167
with
SunOS/Solaris and at least one other *nix operating system, but not much with
Linux yet, so I’d like to see what requirements you have in mind.
Thanks,
Rob Hamilton
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On
Behalf Of James Vincent
Sent
a huge outage or
something.
This sounds like something interesting for someone to develop and offer up
as a CP EXIT or the like. I wish I had more time...
-- James Vincent
zLinux Virtualization
Nationwide Insurance
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 11:13 AM, Alan Altmark alan_altm...@us.ibm.comwrote
.
Anyone have suggestions or ideas on how to correct this? For now, I have a
Signal On Syntax wrapped around that area of the code to dump out what the
socket call looks like and to reset the server.
-- James Vincent
As long as you run EXACTLY the same thing on each linux server with the same
users, same transactions and same configuration, then you can be successful
in answering how many will fit on an IFL. :-)
Our charge-back model is that there is a basic monthly charge for the server
and support, tiered
of the servers is very different.
-- James Vincent
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 3:03 PM, Richard Troth vmcow...@gmail.com wrote:
556 on two z/10s, 184 in production and 372 dev/test.
-- R;
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 14:53, August Carideo august.cari...@avon.com
wrote:
those running LINUX
Hello! Marci, sending backup requests to SYBMON is correct for batch runs
of multiple volume backup jobs.
Richard, that message is from SYBRQST MODULE, part of the HiDRO code that
SYBMON runs. Could it be you need to pause a bit before continuing your
next step? I do not do multi-job runs via
Hello - just a quick note to let interested parties know that there is a
small fix for TRACK (supplied by Steve Powell) to correct the register
labels when switching between 32 and 64 bit VMD displays. There are no new
code/functional changes.
You can download the full package with the update
Weekly?! You must have accumulated some of the service and waited to only
do it weekly. :-)
-- Jim
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 7:13 PM, Marcy Cortes marcy.d.cor...@wellsfargo.com
wrote:
You forgot
(l) would like to practice SERVICE and PUT2PROD weekly!
Marcy
I have finally made TRACK for z/VM 5.4 available up on the
http://vm.marist.edu/track/ web site on the download page. Other than
fighting a persnickety issue with my HL Assembler package, the build
for z/VM 5.4 is clean.
If you use TRACK and still have z/VM 5.3, you may want to grab this
package
Yes, we have been using that combo for many moons now. Did you have a
specific question about it or just looking for confirmation?
-- Jim Vincent
Sr. z/VM Systems Programmer
Nationwide Insurance
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 11:23 AM, Buettner, Wolfgang
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there
Alan makes a good point - call IBM support if you are unsure how to
proceed. There are documented ways to back off service with VMSES/E and
they work well. This assumes you have not deviated from the standard
Install and Service of course.
Check out VMFREM. This handy utility will allow you to
Hi Scott - To free the slot, you simply make it Reserved again. Use the
CP DEFINE CPOWNED command and use the RESERVED parm and you should be all
set. This assumes your volume is already detached from the system, which it
sounds like you did.
Also make sure you have updated your SYSTEM CONFIG
Sorry for the late and already answered post. Ugh... two days late and $10
short. I suppose I should read -all- my mail when I am catching up!
On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 11:52 AM, James Vincent [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Scott - To free the slot, you simply make it Reserved again. Use
the CP
And YES again here. We are _lucky_ if we get an outage once a quarter!
Jim Vincent
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 6:11 AM, Mary Anne Matyaz [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Do people really have Linux systems that run 7 x 24?
YES. But I get an outage once a quarter. Usually.
Yes you are indeed correct. It made sense to ME when I wrote it! So,
Lucky to get PLANNED outages once a quarter is what it should say.
z/VM and the hardware have been darn near rock solid. We have had a bump or
two in the road, but they have long been solved. From a virtualization and
I understand Richard. Your need to add -and- remove the memory for your
environment is as important as just the adding is for a lot of others. It
sounds like you have compelling reasons to ask for the 'next step' to be
done - to remove real memory dynamically. I have not heard anything formal
Dowling Group recently dropped the product which is unfortunate but
understandable since the client base is very small and no one has been
asking for it. It is fairly stable and unless major changes are done in the
z/OS catalog (which is entirely possible at any given release) it should
continue
Better yet, for z/VM 5.3 level code, get it from here:
http://vm.marist.edu/track/trackv53.vmarc
Enjoy!
On 9/26/07, Bill Munson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
go to
http://vm.marist.edu/track/
good luck
Bill Munson
VM System Programmer
Office of Information Technology
State of New Jersey
There have been quite a few requests for the complete VM Knights list, so I
popped it up on
http://vm.marist.edu/track/knights.txt
It is a quick job and a simple text file. I will class it up a little
later! Enjoy.
Jim Vincent
Sir James, Herder of Cats
Linux and VM Program Manager
for their contributions to the VM community.
James Vincent
Sir James, Herder of Cats (Eques James, Pastorum Feles)
Linux and VM Program Manager
Actually, I believe it would be: CP FOR xxx CMD QUERY VIRT CPUS The FOR
command in z/VM 5.3 is a nice addition to managing guests!
Jim V
On 8/10/07, Huegel, Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are z/VM 5.3 you can use FOR CP QUERY VIRT CPUS
SHARE attendees - for those of you new to SHARE and the Linux and VM Program
and even all of you repeat SHARE attendees, we have a new and improved
opening session for you!
Session 9051 on Monday at 8am - Linux and VM Program Opening and Worldwide
News
This session will contain some of the good
it not automatically be capped at 18.18%because it
cannot get more than two CPUs?
Or, did you mean 2.5% and not 25%?
-Original Message-
*From:* The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On
Behalf Of *James Vincent
*Sent:* Friday, August 03, 2007 9:08 PM
*To:* IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
And Phil is a nice guy but only so far... + LIMITSOFTy
On 8/4/07, Rob van der Heij [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/4/07, Gabe Goldberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess he's SET SHARE RELATIVE. So should anyone using family
vacation as excuse to not be there to chair sessions, hmmm?
ABSOLUTE
Good ol' functional, reliable and stable 3270 IBMLink. Gotta love it!
Signed,
Mr. Legacy
On 8/3/07, David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From IBM-MAIN:
Date:Thu, 2 Aug 2007 18:11:15 -0700
From:Edward Jaffe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: IBMLink Official VM ServiceLink Availability
A webcast is unfortunatly not be possible, but I believe there will be
cameras including video that we will share afterward.
Jim
On 8/2/07, Rich Greenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On: Thu, Aug 02, 2007 at 03:07:11PM -0400,James Vincent Wrote:
} And YOU are invited!
}
} The 35th birthday
There is actually more science to this than one would imagine. We just went
through this and chatted with Bill Bitner on it to try and understand it
all. Here are the things to keep in mind for setting SHARE (besides what is
already written in the HELP):
For RELATIVE share, the amount should be
I certainly did not want to cause confusion - this is why I said There is
actually more science... I was passing on what we learned through trial,
error and then a phone call. And blast it, you are indeed correct Kris.
On a system with 11 IFLs and a 2 vcpu guest that we needed to cap at 25%,
And YOU are invited!
The 35th birthday of VM (as an IBM product) will be celebrated at SHARE in
San Diego on Wednesday August 15th, at 6pm in Manchester D of the Manchester
Grand Hyatt. If you are planning to be at SHARE, please come and join us
for a little revelry to celebrate VM's 35 years of
Mr. Legacy here... ;-) I used 3270 to IBMLink and found the bucket info
via the PSP panel and using ZVM530 for the upgrade name.
I was able to find the same info via IBMLink 2000 (web) via Preventive
Service Planning and using the same upgrade name.
Jim Vincent
On 7/26/07, Michael Coffin
What a total load of BS! Not the drawing and quartering part, the so-called
article content. Ignorance is bliss they say! Didn't they try this get
off the mainframe thing about 20 years ago and failed at it?
Shiveley: The mainframe is a legacy architecture. It's been around a long
time, and
VMSES/E has specific file modes that are free to access disks/directories
at. Guessing what file modes to access disks at is probably not a grand
idea because it could be that some component will use that file mode later
and then strange things will happen.
HELP VMSES VMFSETUP explains in the
zNextGen should be all over this one! I have a few WebSphere apps I would
like to see turned into first-person shooters... ;-)
On 4/26/07, dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems IBM wasn't kidding about having the mainframe support
the next generation of virtaul world environments
Unless Sir Santa did something to update it I could get there with Charlotte
(and WebRover) fine about 5 minutes ago.
Both the home (http://www.casita.net/) and vmarc file were good.
JsV
On 4/4/07, Fran Hensler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rick -
I can access casita with FireFox but not
Sort of, yes. WebRover is wget-like in that it goes and grabs the content
via a CMS Pipeline, then you do whatever you want with the content. It
relies on Charlotte's http engine to do that heavy lifting.
There is also work in progress to build a curl/wget CMS widget. I can tag
the fellow
Mike the key words are like ftp, but via http. The widget needs to do
http calls, not ftp which VMFTP does a grand job with. WebRover is built to
handle the http gets.
FWIW, the latest WebRover is available at
http://vm.marist.edu/track/webrover.vmarc
JsV
On 4/4/07, Mike Walter [EMAIL
There are redbooks and whitepapers out there that give you a reasonable rule
of thumb to at least get you started. Following those books/papers will
work but they are a bit more than what most need to make it all work. Once
you get more familiar with the environment and the applications,
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