Which level of Linux is running on this guest?
Larry Macioce wrote:
I get the following message:
HCPSIG2110E User xx is not enabled for signals. (This was after I tri
ed
to reboot it through it's putty session and of course I lose the session)
.
So I try to Google the hcp message and I
Larry Macioce wrote:
I get the following message:
HCPSIG2110E User xx is not enabled for signals. (This was after I tried
From z/VM HELP:
HCP2110E The variations of this message are explained below.
MESSAGES:
o Virtual machine is not enabled for signals
o User
On Apr 26, 2006, at 1:07 PM, Larry Macioce wrote:
We are Suse9 sp3+(2.6...252)
This should *definitely* handle signals! Did SuSE turn this OFF in
their kernel, for reasons unknown? Anyone got any light to shed?
Something else is wrong, I suspect.
Adam
I have SP3 systems on z/VM 5.1 where this is working perfectly. Unless there is some
outstanding z/VM APAR affecting SIGNAL SHUTDOWN, there must be something seriously hosed
in Larry's Linux machine.
Adam Thornton wrote:
On Apr 26, 2006, at 1:07 PM, Larry Macioce wrote:
We are Suse9
IIRC, you also have to make sure that you have set up inittab to handle the
signals propagated to Linux by VM.
Something like:
ca::ctrlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -h now
Could that be the culprit?
Jon
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We are Suse9 sp3+(2.6...252)
This should *definitely* handle signals! Did SuSE turn
I have in my sles 9 sp3 inittab:
ca::ctrlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -r -t 4 now
but it is the same in my sles 9 sp1 guest
It did work but I guessing it's the guest not playing well with others.
I was at the Columbus meeting of MVRUG last time when Jim spoke of track,
but it was abit..let's not
Change the -r to -h. The -r tells it to reboot.
Larry Macioce wrote:
I have in my sles 9 sp3 inittab:
ca::ctrlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -r -t 4 now
but it is the same in my sles 9 sp1 guest
It did work but I guessing it's the guest not playing well with others.
I was at the Columbus meeting of
Two remarks:
1. one can issue CP Q SIGNALS to see who has registered to get a shutdown
signal.
2. To get online help: one no longer needs to remove parts of the message
ID before entering the HELP command, so just issue HELP HCPSIG2110E
Kris,
IBM Belgium, VM customer support
