The SWAPGEN EXEC from Sine Nomine will do a nice job of writing a swap
signature to it before you IPL your guest. Then, you just need to make sure
that the DASD DIAG driver is built into your kernel, or load it as a module.
Then, you should be able to just put an entry into /etc/fstab for it, like
http://www.infoworld.com/article/04/07/28/HNnasalinux_1.html
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I have it defined to my guest. how do I set it up in linux?
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Barton, where might one start to find information about this
collaborative memory management in Linux? TIA.
DJ
http://www10.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/linux390/docu/lx24dcss01.pdf
You may also find some things in my presentation
http://www.vm.ibm.com/events/nl76.pd
Ok here I am again
Did the build on the VM side
Ipl'ed from mp2003
Get the following
Vfs: cannot open root device "system/lvol1" or 3a:00
Please append a correct "root=" boot option
Kernel panic...unable to mount root fs on 3a:00
Thanks for any help
Ralph
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We finally have our PCICA crypto cards in and working on our z800 with z/VM 4.4. SuSE
SLES8 even shows they are there and ready to use with the z90crypt.o module loaded.
Now I can start to set up OpenSSL and Apache to use them.
Does anyone know if any work has been done anywhere to get OpenSSH
I noticed on SuSE's SDB, it seems to be a part of submarine which was made
available in May. Couldn't find any doc on it though.
Marcy Cortes
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On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 12:09, Richard Pinion wrote:
> What is the command in Debian to list, retrieve, and install packages?
apt-cache search
and then apt-get install
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> apt-get install
>
> If you want a nice front-end,
>
> dselect
If you want a really nice front end - synaptic 8)
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Barton Robinson wrote:
Check out the collaborative memory management. You can tell
linux dynamically to not cache so much. It's available, but
not yet really implementable.
Date:
> Is there a way to setup VSWITCH and OSPF (VM/MPROUTE)? We have 3
> Guest LANs that want to convert, but need to use OSPF for routing.
> Can it be done with static routes? How? (Do not care about failover).
They're two different things. VSWITCH is a layer 2 thing (it's just
connectivity)-- repla
> I think I am going to have problems with using a minidisk..
> I have my minidisk setup as follows
Should work. It'll waste a lot of disk space, because you'll have to use
full volumes on the MP2K instead of minidisks. If you can get a couple
full volumes on the VM system, this will be a lot easi
ok i just created my own conf file and it works
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Just use the contents that we've shown that was in mine (and anot
Just use the contents that we've shown that was in mine (and another's post).
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Where am i going to get the files that go into /etc/java/ how lame is this.
Does anyone out there have an RPM they can send me.
-Cameron
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How do I copy a minidisk(see below) zvmlinx5 603-802 to a full pack
The below systems are up and running except zvmlinx5
LXBOOT ZVMLINX1 0300 339000019900200
200 2001GAP
ZVMLINX3 0300 33
You (I'm not sure who) are right. I finally got around to allocating
another volume to spool and VM did not re-ipl last night. Utilization is
high. I will do some purges. But before that, What is the best way to
see all the "items" that are on spool. Us MVS folks use SDSF. What can
I use on V
> Most mainframe software companies are contributing to its demise
> due to their asinine (IMO) way of charging for "upgrade fees". We
> are in desperate need of a CPU upgrade here. But the vendor would
> want 1.6 million US dollars IMMEDIATELY to upgrade the licenses.
> Why?
Because it's in the l
On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 12:00, Ferguson, Neale wrote:
> SLES9 should have NPTL.
>
Unfortunately, WebSphere 5.1 is incompatible with the 2.6 kernel of SLES
9. Now we're waiting for the WebSphere 6 release. We're crossing our
fingers that WebSphere 6 will also have 64-bit support. If that's the
cas
On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 12:02, Post, Mark K wrote:
> Understand that when SLES9 comes out this year, you will most probably
> be
> eligible to upgrade at no additional cost to you. SLES9 will be based
> on a
> 2.6 kernel which will have all the NPTL stuff built in (rather than
> bolted
> on the side
Where am i going to get the files that go into /etc/java/ how lame is this.
Does anyone out there have an RPM they can send me.
-Cameron
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Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 11:14
To: 'Linux on 390 Port'
Subject: RE: Java2 for PHP 4.2.2 Source Rebuild
dselect that's the one I was looking for, thanks!
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/28/04 01:18PM >>>
>From line-mode:
apt-get install
If you want a nice front-end,
dselect
>
> What is the command in Debian to list, retrieve, and install packages?
>
> Something similar to yast in SuSE or Gentoo's e
> Note that at least on a z800 (2066), there is _no_ difference
> between an IFL and a CFL engine. In fact, there is nothing on
> the HMC profiles to state the partition is to use an IFL. You
> set it up as a CFL processor.
John:
First, there is no such thing as a CFL (except the Canadian
Footbal
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Is there a way to setup VSWITCH and OSPF (VM/MPROUTE)? We have 3
Guest LANs that want to convert, but need to use OSPF for routing.
Can it be done with static routes? How? (Do not care about failover).
thanks,
s
> Is it necessary to have all the processors in the mainframe of
> the same type?
There is only one kind of processor in IBM's mainframes. It can be
configured for several different uses.
CP - Central Processor runs any workload
IFL - Integrated Facility for Linux run Linux workloads and z/VM
> -Original Message-
> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of David Boyes
> Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 12:16 PM
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> Subject: Re: Installation and administration
>
>
>
> Although if it doesn't change the model #, and you can't really
I think I am going to have problems with using a minidisk..
I have my minidisk setup as follows
VOLUME USERID CUU DEVTYPE START END SIZE
LXBOOT ZVMLINX1 0300 339000019900200
200 200
>From line-mode:
apt-get install
If you want a nice front-end,
dselect
>
> What is the command in Debian to list, retrieve, and install packages?
>
> Something similar to yast in SuSE or Gentoo's emerge.
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> > Well, the *idea* with the zAAP was that it wouldn't count. SAS is
> > probably an exception in being that bone-headed.
> >
>
> I didn't mean to imply that SAS intended to charge extra for a zAAP.
> Only that, as OEM vendors start using Java more on the mainframe, they
> may decide to charge for
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May be, just create a new file on /etc/java and test
by running: /usr/bin/setJava IBMJava2
cat /etc/java/IBMJava2-s390-14.conf
# configutation file for IBM JDK 1.4.1
Priority : 10
Vendor : IBM
Version : 1.
The apt command (A Package Tool), is a smart front-end to dpkg. It acts
quite a bit like Red Hat's up2date tool.
Mark Post
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Subjec
hm
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I believe so.
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which did you download was it the 5th one down from the top?
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'fraid not. I'm on dialup at the moment.
-Origi
What is the command in Debian to list, retrieve, and install packages?
Something similar to yast in SuSE or Gentoo's emerge.
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it looks like the same place which one did you download. I got the one for zseries 64
bit
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Does this URL lead to t
'fraid not. I'm on dialup at the moment.
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I downloaded it from
http://www6.software.ibm.com/dl/lxdk/lxdk
Could you send me your RPM perhaps?
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Does this URL lead to the same place?
https://www6.software.ibm.com/dl/lxdk/lxdk-p?S_TACT=104AHW03&S_CMP=LXJDK
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I downloaded it from
http://www6.software.ibm.com/dl/lxdk/lxdk
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SLES9 should have NPTL.
It will also have the 2.6 kernel. Not sure how well that
will play out on the z... but certainly has advantages on
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Understand that when SLES9 comes out this year, you will most probably be
eligible to upgrade at no additional cost to you. SLES9 will be based on a
2.6 kernel which will have all the NPTL stuff built in (rather than bolted
on the side), and so you should see the same performance gains as with
RHE
I downloaded it from
http://www6.software.ibm.com/dl/lxdk/lxdk
Could you send me your RPM perhaps?
-Cameron
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That'
SLES9 should have NPTL.
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By the time we worked though some nuances specific to RHEL 3 (MQ and WAS
installation), our 30-day trial expired. While this effort was going
on, upper management signed agreements with Novell for SLES 8. Our
hopes were dashed.
I wish the compa
That's what RPM reports to me. Where did you download yours from?
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Here
On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 07:43, Graham Owen wrote:
> Did you manage to see a performance benefit from the Red Hat NPTL?
>
By the time we worked though some nuances specific to RHEL 3 (MQ and WAS
installation), our 30-day trial expired. While this effort was going
on, upper management signed agreemen
Here is what rpm q says
IBMJava2-JRE-1.4.2-0.0
where do you get the -0.51 version
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No, what is reported by rpm -q
No, what is reported by rpm -q ? (The name you used to list the contents.)
Mine is: IBMJava2-SDK-1.4.2-0.51 & IBMJava2-JRE-1.4.2-0.51
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Here is my version
IBMJava2-JRE-1.4.2-0.0.s390x.rpm
what is yours?
-Cameron
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Here is my version
IBMJava2-JRE-1.4.2-0.0.s390x.rpm
what is yours?
-Cameron
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What is the name of your package? The
On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 10:31, Rich Smrcina wrote:
> No, but pretty much anything read off the filesystem is eligible for the
> cache (unless you're using raw devices).
>
> If you want to reduce the cache and your application is reasonably well
> behaved AND you have limits on the WebSphere heap you
What is the name of your package? The one I have on my 64-bit system has the .conf
file.
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so you are not constrained yet.
When a page is needed below the line, if there are no pages
on the "below the line available list", vm will find a page from
below the 2gb line to page out. It will NOT go to central above
the line, even if there are gobs of available storage above
the line. After
When i issue the grep conf it comes back with nothing strange i wonder if i should
download the tar.gz version and see what files are in that.
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> -Original Message-
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> Behalf Of David Boyes
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>
>
> Well, the *idea* with the zAAP was that it wouldn't count. SAS is
Ah, 64-bit. I'll have to check my system. In the meantime:
rpm -q -l | grep conf
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First i got this, but this is because i don't have this version.
linuxk:/home/crs2582 # rpm -q -l IBMJava2-JRE-1.4.2-0.21 | head -10
package IBMJava2-JRE-1.4.2-0.21 is not installed
So ne
First i got this, but this is because i don't have this version.
linuxk:/home/crs2582 # rpm -q -l IBMJava2-JRE-1.4.2-0.21 | head -10
package IBMJava2-JRE-1.4.2-0.21 is not installed
So next i changed the command for my version and this is what i get.
/opt/IBMJava2-s390x-142
/opt/IBMJava2-s390x-1
Show me the output of rpm -q -l IBMJava2-JRE-1.4.2-0.21 | head -10
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I don't see anything like that all the things mine installs is in the /opt/IBMJava
directory hmmm maybe you got yours from somewhere else
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> Note that at least on a z800 (2066), there is _no_ difference
> between an
> IFL and a CFL engine. In fact, there is nothing on the HMC profiles to
> state the partition is to use an IFL. You set it up as a CFL
> processor.
It may not be visible, but it's a *totally* different animal, so I
separ
What do you see in rpm -q -l IBMJava2-JRE-1.4.2-0.21? I see the first file as
/etc/java/IBMJava2-JRE.conf
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Well i have installed IBMJava version 1.4.2 and still no files in /etc/java/ hm
this is strange that i am not getting thse conf files.
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> Maybe it will be developed by IBM when there are customer
> request for hosting z/OS, OS/390, maybe old MVSs AND z/Linux
> in a big z/VM LPar.
More likely, when the z/OS ISVs adopt sane pricing rules. The existance
of IFLs have a lot more to do with solving stupid software licensing
problems for
> Exactly how many different interfaces are there for the administrator?
Depends on what you want to do. As you've discovered, more than
enough..8-)
> I read about CMS (Conversation Monitoring System) being used to create
> new images
CMS is just another operating system that can run in a virtua
> What is Hardware Management Console and it's relation to HCD.
HMC: Control workstation for one or more physical processors.
HCD: application program used to create and manage complex I/O
definitions, usually with z/OS and recently with z/VM.
> How do I enter HCD's main screen?
See your system
On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 09:25, Noll, Ralph wrote:
> 1. yes
> 2. what does shake it out mean???
>
> 3. the only thing I can think of is that when setting up debian
> the z800 has a gig ethernet whereas the mp2003 just a regular
> eth
> if this would even be an issue..
Yes, but it's a
Well i have installed IBMJava version 1.4.2 and still no files in /etc/java/ hm
this is strange that i am not getting thse conf files.
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No, but pretty much anything read off the filesystem is eligible for the
cache (unless you're using raw devices).
If you want to reduce the cache and your application is reasonably well
behaved AND you have limits on the WebSphere heap you should be able to
reduce your virtual machine size. Maybe
I think http://www6.software.ibm.com/dl/lxdk/lxdk-p is a more direct route.
Mark Post
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Hi Ralph,
Then you REALLY should do this under VM, so much easier.
"Shake out" = "get it working" as in "shake out any problems"
I wouldn't be too worried about getting network connectivity to a system
that doesn't exist yet, I'd focus on getting the system in a bootable state
first.
Go
Ahhh. Well we're not doing anything like that. I was watching the cache and
it fell before any swapping happened. Still overing at 99.6 megs from a
peak of 114. Not swapping to disk at all yet. I'm just wondering what it is
caching since all we have are JSP's. java related stuff and application
ima
>Yes, most likely I/O related. Any storage that CP references
>must be below the line. Doing any DIAG44? What is your I/O
>rate from the production server?
Yes, there are large DIAG44 spikes around. I haven't determined yet who
is causing them.
I/O rate is moderate, no more than a few per second.
Note that at least on a z800 (2066), there is _no_ difference between an
IFL and a CFL engine. In fact, there is nothing on the HMC profiles to
state the partition is to use an IFL. You set it up as a CFL processor.
I wouldn't totally count on all vendors to say that a zAAP does not
affect their p
OK i found it and im downloading
Thanks,
Cameron
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You can download IBM Java for Linux for zSeries at
http://www.ibm.co
The cache will grow as the data blocks are read in from the filesystem.
That is all the cache is used for, storing filesystem data in an easily
accessed place. When an application needs more memory the cache will be
released to a point.
The symptom that we were seeing was the paging device fillin
On Mer, 2004-07-28 at 15:25, James Melin wrote:
> the application data is local. If there are any of the Linux Kernal
> developers monitoring this list, add my voice to those that are telling you
> that not being able to control cache behavior is a really frustrating when
> working in a virtualize
I'm looking for it on IBM's website but i cannot find it for download.
hr.
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Thn I'd suggest getting the 142 ve
Thn I'd suggest getting the 142 version.
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mine is the 1.3.1 version but no files in /etc/java hmmm.
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mine is the 1.3.1 version but no files in /etc/java hmmm.
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I have the SDK and it has both in it.
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You can download IBM Java for Linux for zSeries at
http://www.ibm.com/java.
On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 09:41, Seader, Cameron wrote:
> Greetings,
> I am in the process of Building PHP from source to include --with-ibm-db2 so that i
> can connect to a db2 database. When i try to do an rpm -bi mod_php4.
I have the SDK and it has both in it.
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so where do you find this IBMJava2-JRE package? I have the SDK so the .conf files
don't show up in my /etc/java directory.
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Check out the collaborative memory management. You can tell
linux dynamically to not cache so much. It's available, but
not yet really implementable.
>Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 09:39:23 -0500
>From: Rich Smrcina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>What is this machine used for? 110 MB of cache is prett
so where do you find this IBMJava2-JRE package? I have the SDK so the .conf files
don't show up in my /etc/java directory.
-Cameron
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This is Websphere. What would cause cache to grow constantly, from an
application perspective. What did you see in your application?
Rich Smrcina
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Yes, most likely I/O related. Any storage that CP references
must be below the line. Doing any DIAG44? What is your I/O
rate from the production server?
Is your server machine in Simulation wait (yet)
Can you graph the virtual machine i/o rate against the
expanded storage rate? They should track a
Do you have Java installed? I have 1.4.2 installed in /opt/IBMJava2-s390-142. In /etc
there is a directory java which contains:
IBMJava2-JRE.conf IBMJava2-SDK.conf README
JRE contains:
# Configuration for IBMJava2-JRE package
Priority: 60
Vendor : IBM
Version : 1.4.2
Devel : False
JAVA
Yes. You need to make sure that you specify nosecure as one of the
options in the exports file. For example:
/software *(rw,insecure,no_root_squash)
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Greetings,
I am in the process of Building PHP from source to include --with-ibm-db2 so that i
can connect to a db2 database. When i try to do an rpm -bi mod_php4.spec it starts the
process and then gives me this error.
linuxk:/usr/src/packages/SPECS # rpm -bi mod_php4.spec
Executing(%prep): /bi
> Is it necessary to have all the processors in the mainframe
> of the same
> type?
No. The physical hardware is the same, the difference is what microcode
is loaded into the individual processor at IML. There are four types:
1) standard engine (can run all IBM operating systems) Used primarily b
What is this machine used for? 110 MB of cache is pretty much a waste
of storage. If the machine eats into all (or most) of that before it
finally croaks, then you have a memory hog or leak somewhere.
I've seen that happen with WebSphere and it turned out to be an
application problem.
The cache
I've got a linux guest that is pushing the wall, 17 megs free and dropping.
Swapping is going to be inevitable. The problem is that the memory usage
growth is slow, and that cache grows to 110 meg before we start to approach
the wall. Will SLES8 start to release or clean the cache before swapping
b
1. yes
2. what does shake it out mean???
3. the only thing I can think of is that when setting up debian
the z800 has a gig ethernet whereas the mp2003 just a regular
eth
if this would even be an issue..
Ralph
> -Original Message-
> From: Coffin Michael C [mailto:[EMAI
Hi Ralph,
Is the DASD on your MP2003 reachable from your VM system? If so, why not do
the Debian build under VM, shake it out, and then just IPL it on your
MP2003? If that's not possible, still shake it out under VM then create a
DDR of the Linux DASD and copy it to your MP2003 via tape.
Michae
Ref: Your note of Wed, 28 Jul 2004 09:15:33 +0100
I have used SLES8 SP3 to export to an AIX 5 system without problems. I
did need to make sure that the insecure option was specified in the exports
file. For example:
/software *(rw,insecure,no_root_squash)
Richard
I've used SLES 8 sp 3 32bit for exporting to Sun and HP with no
problems.
-Original Message-
From: Troyski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 09:25:42 +0100
Subject: Re: NFS exports from SLES8
Thank you Martin. I will try to mount to a Sun server and see if tha
Hello,
we have zLinux running on VM as SAP R/3 app servers. One 2G Vsize
(production) and 5 1G Vsize (test/QA) machines in an 10G lpar. I noticed
that our production machine tends to try to pull all it's storage below
the bar. While the effect is not really bad, it looks like a thrashing
scenario
Thanks Jeremey, we tried that one. :-(
The issue looks like a network one at this time. Just wanted to make
sure someone has actually done this before.
Cheers.
Troy
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 09:02:09 -0400, Jeremy Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just a guess but you probably are getting insecure
Just a guess but you probably are getting insecure port messages on linux
guest (/var/log/messages)
if so try changing your exports file to include insecure option:
i.e.
/tmp/mnt/testnfs*(ro,insecure,root_squash,sync)
Has to do with aix using ports < 1024... We didn't have a need for a
Hi Maneesh,
HCM is a piece of software you run on a PC that interfaces with HCD under
z/OS. It is optional and personally have not seen it at any of my
accounts.
HCD is a function coming with z/OS that you are obliged to use when
building IODF (I/O Definition File) which are used by z/OS as it IPL
Steven
Did you manage to see a performance benefit from the Red Hat NPTL?
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Hardware Configuration Manager
Hardware Management Console
Hardware Configuration Dialog
All of these have to do with, yup you guessed it, *hardware*
CMS is used, among other things, to create and administer virtual systems.
-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
Hello,
Exactly how many different interfaces are there for the administrator?
I read about CMS (Conversation Monitoring System) being used to create
new images
I have come across HCM, HMC, HCD...
With regards,
Maneesh
-Original Message-
From: Maneesh Menon
Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004
Maneesh Menon wrote:
Hello,
Is it necessary to have all the processors in the mainframe of the same
type?
They *are* the same. Based on what you buy from IBM they may be
configured as IFL or spare. Neither runs z/OS and that cuts down the
software bill.
Rob
The Hardware Management Console is the console where
you can manage the LPAR in term of IPL and ACTIVATION
and where you can check the right functions of the
channel path and other stuff..
The HCD main screen is available only on z/OS and on
z/VM 4.4 if you are using it to manage Linux images.
If y
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