>
> If you look at what rhsetup does, most of the work is to run rpm to install
> the packages in the list for the configuration you picked. You might be able
> to modify that list before you start rhsetup and fool it that way.
> But I'm not sure why you're all working with rhsetup - isn't that th
> > Using the LVM (Logical Volume Manager) might make more sense the using the
> > MD linear option.
>
> I think some Red Hatters here should explain why RHL doesn't support
> LVM. I'm sure others will find it interesting reading.
It failed our code review. Red Hat identified cases in the code th
> Well that depends...is MD going to be stable...and
> will I get decent response times ??
People have large md arrays. Its common to do raid on x86 Linux with the
md subsystem and its been stable for a long time. We have to live with
real genuine IDE disks not fault tolerant arrays 8)
I've got a VM guested s390x machine. I tried downing and upping the ctc0
interface, and my dmesg log is full of these messages after booting:
ctc0: Timeout during TX handshake
ctc0: TX channel restart
Anybody ever seen these before? Cure? Obviously, I can't even ping the PPP
host, and am a
> >In view of the relative cost, is running client software on S/390 such
> >a good idea?
> >
> True, the apps I'm interested in are LINUX server apps such as distance
> learning apps (like Blackboard) or Web application servers (such as
> Cold Fusion).
There is a commercial HOWTO - it should be
>In view of the relative cost, is running client software on S/390 such
>a good idea?
>
True, the apps I'm interested in are LINUX server apps such as distance
learning apps (like Blackboard) or Web application servers (such as
Cold Fusion).
Ron
>I accept configuration tools, of course.
>--
>Che
I've used the TSM client for Linux backups.
What I'm curious about (since
the VM TSM server product has been stabilized),is whether there will be
a LINUX/390 TSM server to use as a base TSM server
for those that want to consolidate NT and UNIX servers on a VM-LINUX 390
z800 class machine.
Ron G
Is there a link to read and use Linux/390 Assembly Language?
Thanks,
Samy Rengasamy.
-Original Message-
From: Michael Grundy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 1:58 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: DProbes S/390 port available
Hi Everyone -
Just wanted to let
Hi,
After intensive test on our Linux390 image, the image hangs and we
can just re-IPL the image.
In /var/log/messages we have that error:
Feb 22 22:11:54 ibmlnx3 kernel: lcs_sleepon network card taking time responding
irq=001a devno=fc25,
Feb 22 22:11:54 ibmlnx3 kernel: please be patient, ctr
> Are there any lists of third party apps that are being ported
> to LINUX/390 (either already done or statements of direction). I've
> heard rumors about Macromedia's ColdFusion and BlackBoard Inc's
> e-Education Suite being possible candidates but I can't find anything
> concrete.
In view of
> Using the LVM (Logical Volume Manager) might make more sense the using the
> MD linear option.
I think some Red Hatters here should explain why RHL doesn't support
LVM. I'm sure others will find it interesting reading.
Unless I know some good reason not to use software RAID, that's what
I'd
> In fact: Florian, you're reading this, right? This was on a Jurix box
> that is *still* in production in Maryland.
I have finally converted my home machine to Red Hat Linux.
Old stuff is still under chroot available, so if I start feeling old,
I can go back playing with these things again... :
> Are there any lists of third party apps that are being ported to
> LINUX/390 (either already done or statements of direction). I've heard
> rumors about Macromedia's ColdFusion and BlackBoard Inc's e-Education
> Suite being possible candidates but I can't find anything concrete.
http://ibm.com/
$150,000.
On Friday 22 February 2002 11:46 am, you wrote:
> Anyone know the current price for an IFL processor on a model 2064 Z
> series??
>
> Thanks - Dan
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Milwaukee, WI
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Catch the WAVV! Stay for Requirements and the Free
In a message dated 2/22/2002 1:59:50 PM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> . Dave is less interested in rolling
> his own than using what's available that works.
>
Well that depends...is MD going to be stable...and
will I get decent response times ??
Dave
IBM keeps a list of products available for Linux for S/390. Development
efforts under way are usually hush-hush, so I doubt that you will find a list
anywhere.
As far as the Tivoli question, there is a client available for Linux for
S/390. There are other alternatives as well, commercial and o
Except that Red Hat has disabled LVM on 7.2, due to problems they perceived
as being serious enough to warrant that. Dave is less interested in rolling
his own than using what's available that works.
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Dorsey James - jdorse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sen
Are there any lists of third party apps that are being ported
to LINUX/390 (either already done or statements of direction). I've
heard rumors about Macromedia's ColdFusion and BlackBoard Inc's
e-Education Suite being possible candidates but I can't find anything
concrete.
Also, What is the rec
On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 02:13:30PM -0600, Dorsey James - jdorse wrote:
> Using the LVM (Logical Volume Manager) might make more sense the using the
> MD linear option.
Sure, but
> On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 02:56:36PM -0500, Dave Myers wrote:
> > Since LVM did not come with the RedHat 7.2. S/39
Using the LVM (Logical Volume Manager) might make more sense the using the
MD linear option.
-Original Message-
From: Adam Thornton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 2:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MD Software Raid Question
On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 02
On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 02:56:36PM -0500, Dave Myers wrote:
> Since LVM did not come with the RedHat 7.2. S/3909 distro,
> I am playing around with MD (software raid) to make multivolume
> filesystems.
>
> I've read the Software Raid threads in the list archive, but I'm
> still uncertain which le
Since LVM did not come with the RedHat 7.2. S/3909 distro,
I am playing around with MD (software raid) to make multivolume
filesystems.
I've read the Software Raid threads in the list archive, but I'm
still uncertain which level of RAID to use with the software raid?
Seems like my RAMAC X82 har
Thank you, Adam. We found info on the Suse website (since we installed Suse
Linux). We are trying out the basics this afternoon.
After I posted the note, my coworker scolded me: Don't you remember we had
LVM on AIX?
Adam Thornton wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 11:45:25AM -0500, Ann Smith wr
Anyone know the current price for an IFL processor on a model 2064 Z
series??
Thanks - Dan
On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 11:45:25AM -0500, Ann Smith wrote:
> For we ignorant ones, can you please tell us what LVMS is and where to
find
> information on it?
>
LVM==Logical Volume Manager.
Ships as part of SuSE, and you can bolt it on to Red Hat or do software
RAID to similar effect.
Adam
> Thought I'd play around with "md/raid0" today and make some
> multivolume filesystems
> I don't see the md rpm on the redhat ftp site
> Is it available for RH 7.2 ???
Name: raidtoolsRelocations: (not relocateable)
Version : 0.90
Thought I'd play around with "md/raid0" today and make some
multivolume filesystems
I don't see the md rpm on the redhat ftp site
Is it available for RH 7.2 ???
Also...anyone who has done this already...any words of wisdom ???
Thanks
Dave Myers
For we ignorant ones, can you please tell us what LVMS is and where to find
information on it?
Adam Thornton wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 09:49:18AM -0500, Ritter, Tom wrote:
> > We are doing a pilot of Samba on Linux S390 and are considering replacing
> > our Windows file serving with it.
Ross,
All the entries I see for those products are listed as "agents." Does that
mean the central management software must run on a platform other than
Linux/390?
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: Patterson, Ross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 10:22 AM
To:
Marcy,
This has gotten to be a FAQ, so I just (right now) put up a new page on
linuxvm.org to address it. Take a look at
http://linuxvm.org/Info/HOWTOs/movefs.html for details, and let me know if
you run into any problems with the instructions. I'm always interested in
making them better.
Mark
David Boyes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> CA is supposed to have AutoSys available, and Control-M is available.
You can see the current list of Computer Associates products
for Linux/390 at http://ca.com/solutions/linux/s390_zos.htm.
Several of our job-management and job-scheduling packages are
g
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> well. Stay away from anything that smells like Java, because from
> first hand experience I can tell you that you WILL be disappointed.
Perl probably won't fly well either, except in those case where you can
use Integer;
--
Cheers
John Summerfield
Microsoft's mos
Tom,
As Adam suggested, LVM would be one approach to aggregating DASD into
acceptably large amounts of space. Adam Cox has pointed out in the past
that RAID0 can do the same thing, but without the dynamic capabilities that
LVM offers.
For your virus scanning needs, I know that Trend Micro has a
What's going on is a bug in the kernel. If you can reboot your machine,
logon from the console, and examine the system log, you might be able to
find a "kernel oops" that can be decoded and submitted to the kernel
developers for their review. Oh, and while you're logged on, you might want
to cle
On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 09:49:18AM -0500, Ritter, Tom wrote:
> We are doing a pilot of Samba on Linux S390 and are considering replacing
> our Windows file serving with it. If we move to a solution like this, we
> think that over time we could end up supporting perhaps a terabyte of file
> servin
> You don't. Broadcasts don't leave a segment by design. If you want
> "broadcast-like" function for multiple segments, you need to use multicast,
> which is routable.
In theory you can also use the IP options for source routing , providing you
have machines set to allow them. For internal custo
We are doing a pilot of Samba on Linux S390 and are considering replacing
our Windows file serving with it. If we move to a solution like this, we
think that over time we could end up supporting perhaps a terabyte of file
serving space. So, how do we manage that?
1) Usage quota's - Has any
> Other than cron and at, are there any "job" scheduling packages available on
> Linux (not just Linux/390)? Something perhaps significantly more
> sophisticated than cron and at?
>
> Mark Post
>
I have an unpublished work comprising a couple of Perl scripts. They're
a bit like an MVS initiator
> Other than cron and at, are there any "job" scheduling packages available on
> Linux (not just Linux/390)? Something perhaps significantly more
> sophisticated than cron and at?
I should also mention that GNU has something - I think it's called
queue. See www.gnu.org.
--
Cheers
John Summerf
> I'd be interested to see that. It was my first programming language. I
> don't think it would be free as it is an IBM program product and then there
> is the fact that it is written in 370/390 assembly language. Of course if
> someone has rewritten it in C in the meantime from scratch that would
Curious if anyone has tried to apply the NSA's SE-Linux patches to their
Linux for S/390 or zSeries distribution.
If you have, how did it go? What distribution and kernel level did you use?
Did it impact you administration of the Linux system?
Thanks
Dave
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Hello,
I have activated module iptables as a dynamic firewall (blocking incoming
connections, but allowing communication started
by user). When I tried telnet to this client on a blocked port I got the
following message on VM console:
Welcome to SuSE SLES-7 (s390) - Kernel 2.4.7-SuSE-SMP (conso
Guess they learned from your talk, hmm?
They do refer to VM in passing in the first couple of public papers, and
give it a short nod as an early incarnation. See also their early Usenix
presentations.
-- db
- Original Message -
From: "Ron Higgin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTE
I spoke to some of the VMware folks very early in the development of their product --
in fact before
they ever released the product for public consumption. At that time (2-3 years ago
now) I mentioned to
these guys that the VM concept was not new and in fact had been available on mainframe
sys
>Well, I've figured out how to add minidisks, including how
>to dasdfmt, fdasd, and mke2fs. Now, I'd like to move
>/usr to it's own disk. What linux commands would
>I need to do that? I've copied another disk with tar and
>that worked, but I want to make sure I don't lose anything
>in the proc
Folks,
I'd like to announce that we have completed initial testing of a Linux for S/390 and
Linux for z/Series port of the Globus grid computing tools. I'll be putting together a
binary package shortly for the Globus team to distribute via their WWW site, and they
will remain the distribution
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