Your symptoms sound very much like a FORMAT was done on cylinder 0 of
the disk. If you do a FORMAT without the IPL data it will write in
record 2 an IPL program to put the processor in a hard wait. It will
also write the dummy VTOC and an allocation map showing the entire pack
is PERM space.
These and most of the other early software from IBM was released in both
source and compiled form under a public domain license. This was
before any of the open source licenses existed. When the courts told
IBM they could not give away software, IBM came up with program products
and started
for consulting. Will
they become rich again on that model?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday, 10/06/2006 at 12:19 EST, Stephen P. Frazier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IBM's use of Linux is going
back to where they started.
Sorry, Stephen, but could you elaborate more on this? I'm not sure what
you're
You can define as many LPARs as your machine type allows. Each LPAR will
have (one or more) standard CPUs or (one or more) IFL CPUs assigned to
it but not both. A CPU can be assigned to more than one LPAR. If you
wish to use both standard and IFL CPUs you must have at least 2 LPARs
defined.
