YAST prevents me from assigning UIDs greater than 6.
Is there a way to configure YAST to allow this?
Peter.
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Did you set up the 'installation server'? That creates directory structures
the installer expects to find.
I ended up using NFS instead of FTP but the directory path I had to use was
{my path}/sles9root where my path is the directory I put the CD images in
and sles9root is the structure the
I am experimenting with LVS on SuSE9. Anyone knows if something like
Piranha (redhat) available on SuSE? Or anything equivalent?
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I just implemented some modifications to our I/O configuration using HCD
on z/OS. We maintain our IODFs under z/OS and issue activates for the
other z/OS LPARs. How do I get z/VM to recognize our new I/O changes
dynamically? Thanks.
Peter
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 9:50 AM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: z/VM I/O Config Question
I just implemented some modifications to our I/O
configuration
Yes, that was also done. IBM suggests the - in the directory path could be the
problem. We are going to try renaming the path and see if that works any
better.
Bob
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
James Melin
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005
Over a period of time I have observed that when a Linux guest is brought
down with signal shutdown (Linux gets this signal as a shut down or halt
and signals the ttys and daemons) we get file system errors. I am beginning
to suspect mini disk caching. Even though we do not share minidisks for
You should be able to test this. If you turn off MDC and you don't get any
more corruption then the problem was MDC.
I am doubtful that it is MDC. What should happen is that the Linux kernel will
sync the filesystem before it stops, then VM will sync the minidisk.
I do hear about corruption
Ranga Nathan wrote:
Over a period of time I have observed that when a Linux guest is brought
down with signal shutdown (Linux gets this signal as a shut down or halt
and signals the ttys and daemons) we get file system errors. I am beginning
to suspect mini disk caching. Even though we do not
On Aug 19, 2005, at 8:52 AM, Ranga Nathan wrote:
We use SLES9 and reiserfs. Outside the z/VM environment, I do not
see or
hear of so many incidents of file corruption using reiserfs. There
seems to
be some gap in my understanding here.
I have been a big un-fan of reiserfs since it ate a
I am adding 4 new dasd volumes to my SuSE Linux system running on a Z800
processor. I have defined the devices to zipl.conf and executed zipl to
update boot files. I have formated the dasd. I have run fdasd on each
pack greating only 1 partition. I have run mke2fs to write a file system
to each
Mike Lovins wrote:
My question is what do I configure to get the new dasd to be mounted
during a the boot process like my other dasd. And what should the mount
command look like. My dasd is /dev/dasdd1, /dev/dasde1, /dev/dasdf1,
/dev/dasdg1 and the directory or mount point is /tstpk4,
Adam Thornton wrote:
I have been a big un-fan of reiserfs since it ate a bunch of my mail
spool under heavy load (on LVM disk across ten minidisks). I try
hard to avoid its use these days. For what it's worth, I use signal
shutdown on guests with ext3 all the time and have never had
corruption
I'm hip. I haven't gotten into learning about the NRPE stuff yet, though.
I'm willing to be a manual guinea pig if I can scrape up the time. That is a
bit . . . challenging . . . these days, with a toddler and all.
Jon
snip
Nagios works well for this, but it's a bear to configure. The
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BAX Global Inc. Irvine-California
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Alan.Farguss
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BAX Global Inc. Irvine-California
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Jon Brock
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So we finally got the go-ahead to install z/VM and
Linux. I have the IBM redbook From LPAR to Virtual
Server in 2 Days, and lots of other good
documentation floating around the 'net. But, all the
doc I've seen so far seems to assume the LPAR is
magically created already!
Does anyone have any
The only things I've found, (just created all this stuff 2 weeks
ago)...
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X
(STLCITY2,2),
X
(STLCITY3,3),
X
(STLCITY5,4)),
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MAXDEV=((CSS(0),2048))
* ESCON CHANNEL CONVERTERS
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I sometimes run into this problem with PuTTY and some of my Intel Linux
systems. I haven't had time to figure out what causes it yet, so when I
run into it, I just switch to TeraTerm and that works.
Mark Post
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
On Friday, 08/19/2005 at 10:03 EST, McKown, John
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just implemented some modifications to our I/O
configuration using HCD
on z/OS. We maintain our IODFs under z/OS and issue activates for the
other z/OS LPARs. How do I get z/VM to recognize our new I/O changes
On Aug 19, 2005, at 7:14 PM, Post, Mark K wrote:
I sometimes run into this problem with PuTTY and some of my Intel
Linux
systems. I haven't had time to figure out what causes it yet, so
when I
run into it, I just switch to TeraTerm and that works.
Probably it's trying to do SSHv1 and SuSE
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