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Hi Thomas,
this may be unrelated but I can share some hard earned experience with you.
I ran into problems when adding a new DASD that had been CMS DDR "cloned"
from a DASD that already contained PV/VG information.
Because the LVM timestamps etc on the new DASD are identical (due to the
cloning) th
Hi,
Just for your information, we have 12000 (that´s it, twelve
thousend) printers.
They´re from Lexmark, IBM and Xerox. All of them have a problem with the
LPD internal
implementation. At some time the spool can not talk to the printer anymore
because it does not receive the ACK for the
PSF on z/OS has had trouble connecting to some Lexmark printers
without the port 9100 specification in the PRINTDEV specs. I
recently had the same problem with an IBM Infoprint 1120, which was
solved with the port statement as well. BTW, we use Infopriint
Server on z/OS to spool from z/Linux
Hi,
sorry but the disk was not used for linux before and was low level formatted
before assign to the linux user.
Thanks,
Thomas
- Weitergeleitet von Thomas Emde/EMDE/IM/DE/BAYER am 2002-12-19 14:05 -
The redbook can be reached at:
http://spazioinwind.libero.it/bunga/linux390/books/sg245944.zip
or
http://spazioinwind.libero.it/bunga/linux390/books/sg245944.pdf (for
lazy people with lot of bandwidth :-) ).
Best regards.
G
You can use LVS (Linux Virtual Servers) as a load balancer and high
availability clustering technique. It comes already setup on the kernel,
all you need to do is install a package called IPVSADM to be able to
manipulate the cluster. Carlos :-)
Saying goes: Great minds think alike - I say: Great
There is at least one company (not a reference) using LVS as an HA vehicle
for their solution in production in Linux zSeries. The company is very
happy. We also did some experiments at another company which tested the LVS
running a director in two different LPARS in two different machines and
when
> Did it mention Hercules? If not, Phil will have to come up with some other
> conspiracy theory to explain its withdrawal.
They don't delete the book for that - they just expunge all the
references.
And then those that delight in intellectual property theft infringe
their copyright by continuing
>### update-modules: end processing /etc/modutils/paths
>### update-modules: start processing /etc/modutils/qeth-2.4.17-s390-3
>alias eth0 qeth-2.4.17-s390-3
>### update-modules: end processing /etc/modutils/qeth-2.4.17-s390-3
>### update-modules: start processing /etc/modutils/arch/s390
This seem
> If you use tunneling as the protocol the real servers can be
> located any where and it supports windows or any other
> operating system
> that you can run the application and that supports TCPIP.
> [... snip ...]
> I
> have tested
> having servers in Linux zSeries and Intel and everything
> work
At 08:40 19-12-02 -0500, Carlos Ordonez wrote:
You can use LVS (Linux Virtual Servers) as a load balancer and high
availability clustering technique.
Didn't LVS use a heartbeat to check the presence of the worker servers?
If so, then I think that is not good on z/VM unless you have techniques
t
Thank you for the message. I changed my script to create the ramdisk and
thing work much better now.
Glen
-Original Message-
From: Gerhard Tonn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 6:51 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Debian cant find OSA adapter files
>##
It goes something like this
We are testing SUSE Linux S390 7.1 with the 2.4.7 kernel. We have it
installed directly in an LPAR. We will install under Z/VM at a later date
after we get a "proof of concept" application up and running under
Websphere.
We have an escon attached Cisco 7200 which
Can someone give me a hint to what these errors are indicating?
Here is the message log when the move failed:
Dec 19 13:27:50 lnxpwrsl kernel: dasd_erp(3990):
/dev/dasdaf(94:124),021f@0x20:EXAMINE 24: No Record Found detected - fatal
error
Dec 19 13:27:50 lnxpwrsl kernel: Sense data:
Dec 19 13:27
Posted December 17, 2002 09:11 Pacific Time
SCHWÄBISCH HALL, A community of 36,000 in southern Germany, plans to build
its entire IT infrastructure on the open source Linux operating system,
replacing Windows from Microsoft Corp.
The local government has decided to deploy Linux software supplied
Tom,
On my VM systems, the CLAW presents itself as a CTC type device:
CTCA 1E4A ON DEV 1E4A SUBCHANNEL = 0006
CTCA 1E4B ON DEV 1E4B SUBCHANNEL = 0007
I think it may have genned as a 3088 or something similarly silly.
Now that I know what errors you're getting, I'll see what my colleague in
Au
Cross-posted to linux-390 and mvs-oe.
Well, things are becoming a little clearer about the "Open Source Software
for z/OS and OS/390 UNIX" Redbook. Steve Stiert, true to his word, has the
Toys and Tools web page back up. From what I can tell (others are free to
correct me), all the Open Source s
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