Quoting Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
And for those, you might look at VSSI's VTAPE product. It can use a
virtual tape for SPXTAPE. It might be cheaper than a tape drive (+
controller + cables + maintenance contract). I don't know what size your
system is, but the VSSI products are priced
Quoting Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[snip]
For some reason this post came in right justified and reversed right-to-left.
Is this a side-effect of writing in Hebrew mode, Shimon?
If so, it's really cool.
Easily amused today,
-- db
You need a better email reader. Thunderbird displayed it fine. The only thing was that the vertical
line that shows copied text was on the right margin.
David Boyes wrote:
Quoting Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[snip]
For some reason this post came in right justified and reversed
And it is not even Friday.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
For some reason this post came in right justified and
reversed right-to-left. Is this a side-effect of writing in
Hebrew mode, Shimon?
If so, it's really cool.
Easily amused today,
-- db
This is cross-posted on the linux-390 and ibmvm listservs...
Is there a manual or webpage somewhere that references all the types of
hardware that will work under various versions of zLinux and zVM? Or
could someone tell me where I could confirm that a Magstar 3590 model
E11 standalone
Support for 3590 tape drives was added to VM in version 2.
Looking at model E11 there were no upgrades required for VM.
I don't know of any manual that lists what hardware is supported by which level of VM. However, it
is easy to search the IBM website. I did a search on 3590 Opened the
tape drive support in zLinux/zVM?
This is cross-posted on the linux-390 and ibmvm listservs...
Is there a manual or webpage somewhere that references all the
types of hardware that will work under
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Schuh, Richard
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 2:04 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: [IBMVM] 3590 tape drive support in zLinux/zVM
As Richard says, VM dumps SO rarely that buying a tape drive for that
purpose is probably a waste of money. The only thing you absolutely need
a tape drive for is to back up spool files and NSSes such as CMS and
GCS. SPXTAPE can't deal with non-tape devices.
: Re: 3590 tape drive support in zLinux/zVM?
As Richard says, VM dumps SO rarely that buying a tape drive for
that purpose is probably a waste of money. The only thing you absolutely
need a tape drive for is to back up spool files and NSSes such as CMS
and GCS. SPXTAPE
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