Ok, this is going to require some level of bash expertise, just to warn
everyone. I have a script that writes data to a file. One version of it
works, the other does not. By "works," I mean that a symbolic substitution
is performed. In detail, if I do this:
#!/bin/sh
VERSION=3.3
cat > doinst
Hello from Gregg C Levine
No I haven't. That's because I just got back from vacation. However,
Gerard, I can tell you that the good people at Dell, have started
offering enterprise grade Linux solutions that look better then
anything except for a mainframe based one. That's just my working
opinion.
For one OpenOffice developer's opinion, take a look at
http://porting.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=dev&msgNo=11747. Not
very flattering to Apple, to say the least, and coming from a Mac bigot as
well.
Mark Post
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From: Christoph Hellwig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Dennis Musselwhite wrote:
> You probably heard this from me. Our Guest LAN simulation does NOT use
> the netmask value to direct or filter the IP frames sent over Guest LAN.
> When I first learned that the netmask was available on the command that
> is used to register an IP a
It's possible that part of the linux-2.4.7-s390-11.diff didn't go on
properly. In your list of patches, I don't see
linux-2.4.7-s390.diff
linux-2.4.7-s390-1.diff
linux-2.4.7-s390-2.diff
Did you put them on, and just not list them? Look at include/linux/fs.h,
and make sure that you see this, star
On Thu, 2004-01-08 at 23:29, Alan Cox wrote:
> It tends to indicate disaster occurred. For example using the same
> volume as your file system and an oracle raw disk partition...
I had a lot of success defining the entire disk as swap device (e.g.
dasda) when the root file system was on the first
On Iau, 2004-01-08 at 18:43, Fargusson.Alan wrote:
> I don't think using a journaling filesystem would cure this problem.
> A bad magic indicates that the super-block was trashed.
It tends to indicate disaster occurred. For example using the same
volume as your file system and an oracle raw disk p
Bernie,
Either sed, or ed work just fine on a 3270. If Perl is available, you can
use that, but it's very unlikely to be available at this point in the boot.
(If your network connection isn't working, but the rest of the system is up,
then Perl becomes an option.) In a similar manner, UTS Global
tune2fs -j
I've made 'ed' my friend for just such an emergency...
On Thu, 2004-01-08 at 12:44, Bennie Hicks wrote:
> Mark, what's the best method for "editing" if maintenance mode is
> invoked and your only console is a VM 3270 console that don't like "vi"
> ? Solution(s)??
>
> Thanks, Bennie
>
> Post, Mar
Is there a recommended way to convert from ext2 to ext3?
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Mark, what's the best method for "editing" if maintenance mode is
invoked and your only console is a VM 3270 console that don't like "vi"
? Solution(s)??
Thanks, Bennie
Post, Mark K wrote:
While you're in "maintenance mode" you should be able to modify /etc/fstab
to remove the entry for the volu
I don't think using a journaling filesystem would cure this problem. A bad magic
indicates that the super-block was trashed. One can use an alternate super-block, but
I don't remember how to do this.
Since the system hung I suspect some kind of memory corruption caused the kernel to
scribble
While you're in "maintenance mode" you should be able to modify /etc/fstab
to remove the entry for the volume that is failing. That will allow you to
get your system up the rest of the way and have your normal set of tools
available to look at/fix the problem.
If you're concerned about losing dat
Hi Vic,
On Thursday, 01/08/2004 at 01:04ZE10, Vic Cross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> This came up in the past, and a developer (don't you love it when people
> say "I heard this from development" -- and no, I don't think it was you
> Alan!) said "working as designed". Sure, before CIDR. But now t
On Thursday, 01/08/2004 at 01:04ZE10, Vic Cross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> This came up in the past, and a developer (don't you love it when people
> say "I heard this from development" -- and no, I don't think it was you
> Alan!) said "working as designed". Sure, before CIDR. But now that
> VAR
Hello,
I'm trying to upgrade my kernel with this new recommended patch and i get
this trouble.
Any idea ? Thanks.
Trying to patch in sequence :
linux-2.4.7-s390-3.diff (IBM)
linux-2.4.7-s390-4.diff (IBM)
linux-2.4.7-s390-5.diff (IBM)
linux-2.4.7-s390-6-lcs.diff (IBM)
linux-2.4.7-s390-7.diff (I
"So, we ripped them out and bought CA's Brightstor Enterprise Backup."
I'm very interested in hearing your impressions of Brightstor on Linux/390.
I've yet to hear from anyone using this product, and haven't had a chance to
look at it myself yet - but it looks like it may be another "Best of Breed
Hi,
I was installing an Oracle DB, and the system hung during one of the last
steps, "clone database creation in progress". The system would no longer
respond, so I had to force the linux image. Now the system will not
restart due to a bad magic number on one of the logical volume packs. I
tried
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