Hans ...
There is the LSB (Linux Standard Base).
There are a lot of things specified in that.
Not sure if 'netconfig' is in that lot of things or not.
The major distributions existed before LSB.
In absense of a standard, and for lack of such tools from the
greater Linux community, the distribut
On Wed, 2 Aug 2006, Jim Vincent wrote:
> Mppmmppthpfpp... ugh! Had to take my foot out of my mouth. Yes, I did
> know Yast -can- be done, via a VNC connection right? The usual case I get
> involved in is when the nic is DOA and I am doing it all via the 3270
> console. I stand humbly corrected
ERVER with YaST2 also uses additional cycles and need to be
installed/started to be used.
Hans
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Mppmmppthpfpp... ugh! Had to take my foot out of my mouth. Yes, I did
know Yast -can- be done, via a VNC connection right? The usual case I get
involved in is when the nic is DOA and I am doing it all via the 3270
console. I stand humbly corrected!
I've been hanging around Troth too long ;-)
Why is that 'no dice' on S/390 Linux? I've used YaST alot to make
network config changes on Linux on the mainframe.
Jim Vincent wrote:
Generally one would use yast to make network changes on a Linux server, but
no dice on s390 Linux. The way I know works is to update the
/etc/sysconfig/netwo
Generally one would use yast to make network changes on a Linux server, but
no dice on s390 Linux. The way I know works is to update the
/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-geth-bus-ccw-0.0. config file with the
details you want to make permanent. ( is the nic device address on the
guest).
I d
