On Sat, Jan 12, 2002 at 02:21:23PM +0100, Florian La Roche wrote:
> I have created the first version of SuSE Linux 4.2 and have been
working
> on the core part for many years. My personal understanding is that I
> have been able to deliver a stable core system by maintaining a real
> Open Source L
> > development tools and, if I'm not mistaken, a
> > really really great native XML database? (Now
> > where did that come from? ;-) ) see:
>
> "native XML database ???"
>
> XML is a data exchange format.
>
And i.e Tamino for s390 is a native (no marshalling, not hierarchical to
relational mappi
On Fri, 2002-01-11 at 22:05, Alan Cox wrote:
>
> Graphical designgimp (but not I suspect on the S/390!)
Works fine here!
--
David Andrews
A. Duda and Sons, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Needless to say I am very pleased with the way RedHat allows
for downloading of the latest and best. That helps the techies to
see what it is and whether it does the job.
There have been a few cases already where I have decided not
to look at an issue with SuSE just because I don't know if the
pro
If you run dasdfmt with the ldl option, you don't need to (should _not_) run
fdasd. That is only required with the cdl option.
Mark Post
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From: Robert J Brenneman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 11:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Form
>
> Yea, one of the Redbooks I used as a rosata stone. I know VM. I don't know
> Linux. I bought a PC to install Linux on, I used the Redbook during the inst
> all
> process to comprehend what I was doing.
>
> Right now, I'm in the www.linux.org/lessons and taking the Linux online cours
> e.
M
> Where I'm contracting at the moment, the CIO has stated that anyone
who does
> anything with Linux -- on any platform, but *especially* the
mainframe --
> will be sacked. So unfortunately I cannot be too sympathetic with
your
> situation!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_175500
OK, right, I think there was a long thread on this subject in terms of
SuSE and the "cost" of the Enterprise Server. From my memory of this
thread the reason that SuSE S/390 SLES was more $'s is because it "came"
with a support contract. Unless I am having a synaptic fault seems that
both these co
You should probably look at Eclipse, which runs very nicely on Linux. It
is fully open source and
available from www.eclipse.org. It is the basis for all the IBM WebSphere
Studio series of
development tools. Add to this CDT, the C/C++ plugin for Eclipse (which is
written in and primarily
a
> development tools and, if I'm not mistaken, a
> really really great native XML database? (Now
> where did that come from? ;-) ) see:
"native XML database ???"
XML is a data exchange format.
Alan
Vic Cross wrote:
> Tom Duerbusch wrote:
>
> > The CIO is all ga ga over Linux. And the mainframe is the first box
> > that Linux will be installed on. He thinks Linux is the best thing
> > since sliced bread and I have trouble reigning him in to reality.
>
> You poor, poor, poor guy... Life mu
On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 05:12:49PM -0500, Adam Thornton wrote:
> Anyone tried to install RH 7.2 on an IS?
>
> I boot from the reader fine, but then everything just seems to hang when
> I run loader after telnetting in.
>
> I don't have any /dev/dasdX devices, which seems strange, although the
> in
Adam,
I agree with Rob on the possibility of an MTU size problem for your telnet
issue.
As far as the DASD stuff goes, the Red Hat installer program dynamically
creates the entries in /dev after it loads the DASD driver. I'm not exactly
sure why they chose this route, but they did, although it
Jon, Florian, all,
Just to provide another perspective on this (and to assure all the folks at
Red Hat that they didn't totally botch what they were saying) I took this
statement to mean what Florian and Bernhard later explained more clearly:
that if you bought Red Hat Linux/390 that you had to p
Probably is a fairly heavy M$ stock holder! This kind of CIO makes me VERY
nervous ... as most of these hard/fast rules normally topple a company
pretty quickly. Vic, maybe you should be looking for a new pocket of
"cheese".
-Bob-
Bob Angell
Technical Solution Manager - IBM Global Services
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On Sat, Jan 12, 2002 at 02:32:35AM -0800, Jon R. Doyle wrote:
> OK, but if I bought SuSE and (SLES comes with support) I would not expect
> anything from Redhat. You, or Florian rather are just saying that RH has
> support, that right? If this is the case it would help to say that you
> offer it l
OK, but if I bought SuSE and (SLES comes with support) I would not expect
anything from Redhat. You, or Florian rather are just saying that RH has
support, that right? If this is the case it would help to say that you
offer it like SuSE and Turbo, nothing new, it seemed like the message was
saying
On Sat, 12 Jan 2002, Jon R. Doyle wrote:
> ---SNIP---
>
> If you buy the product from Red Hat, this is only available together with
> > a support contract where Red Hat helps with the installation as well as
> > later on supporting it if you discover defects.
>
> --SNIP--
>
>
> Does this mean if
Hi Florian;
since you have been both at SuSE and now Redhat maybe you can clarify what
you are saying here for me:
---SNIP---
If you buy the product from Red Hat, this is only available together with
> a support contract where Red Hat helps with the installation as well as
> later on supportin
On Sat, Jan 12, 2002 at 02:08:09AM -0500, Post, Mark K wrote:
> Dave,
>
> If they've posted the GA code on their FTP server, it should be available
> for download by anyone. The fact that they don't have .iso images isn't
> particularly relevant or important. I have not previously heard anything
Tom Duerbusch wrote:
> The CIO is all ga ga over Linux. And the mainframe is the first box
> that Linux will be installed on. He thinks Linux is the best thing
> since sliced bread and I have trouble reigning him in to reality.
You poor, poor, poor guy... Life must be hard! ;-)
Where I'm co
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