This works for me:
chccwdev -e (or activating the dasd through the yast, or "echo
1 >/sys/bus/ccw/drivers/dasd//online")
mkinitrd
zipl
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"man zipl.conf" has examples. It will look like this:
parameters="root=/dev/dasda1 dasd=unit1,unit2-unit3,unit4"
Use your existing zipl.conf for a guide.
Mark Post
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Here is the appropriate line from my zipl.conf:
parameters = "root=/dev/dasda1 dasd=0.0.201,0.0.200,0.0.202-0.0.209
selinux=0 TERM=dumb elevator=cfq"
James Melin wrote:
That's the piece I cant find in the 2.6 kernel device drivers manual is how
to specify the command and where. I read the secti
That's the piece I cant find in the 2.6 kernel device drivers manual is how
to specify the command and where. I read the section on zipl in
SC33-8281-00 and while I see a lot of stuff about SCSI boot and SCSI Dump
stuff, and even boot menu stuff, but alas nothing talking about specifying
DASD on th
Yes. Put it in the command line entry in /etc/zipl.conf and rebuild
your initrd.
Mark Post
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Subject: SLES9 zipl/mkinitrd quest
Is there a way to specify the dasd devices you want the guest to know about
at IPL like there was in SLES8?
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Hi, all,
I have downloaded the latest binary version of MySQL for s390x (version
is 5.0.16-standard). I want to install the PHP-mysql extensions, but I have
run into a dependency problem:
error: Failed dependencies:
libmysqlclient.so.10() (64bit) is needed by
php-mysq
We run WebLogic on zLinux. We had to beg and beg to get RHEL 3.0
certified. It took about 6 months after the Intel cert. So yes,
mainframe certs from BEA are WAY behind.
As for your cost question, you'd have to talk to a BEA rep. As the best
of my knowledge, they are still pricing by the numbe
Where did you get the two packages from? If they were from the same
place, I would have expected them to be compatible. If you're
downloading RPMs from various places, then you're probably looking at
compiling stuff from source.
Mark Post
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mai
We may have the opprtunity to start running some Weblogic servers under SLES8
or SLES9.
I looked at BEA's website and it looked like version 9.0 is not yet certified
for the mainframe although it is certified for SLES9 on intel.
Does anyone know if 9.0 certification is in the works?
The customer
As Rich said - the process is pretty generic for the *x platforms. I've
done AIX and Linux (Intel) - still waiting for the opportunity on zLinux.
Look at http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/db2/udb/support/manualsv8.html
and the Quick Beginnings for DB2 Servers in particular. Pretty good
instruct
The installation process should be pretty generic regardless of platform.
Tom Duerbusch wrote:
One of my "slack time" projects, is to install DB2/UDB on SUSE 9 (31 or
64 bit) systems.
I started to search for Redbook documentation (or anything else) that
walks you thru installation on zSeries.
One of my "slack time" projects, is to install DB2/UDB on SUSE 9 (31 or
64 bit) systems.
I started to search for Redbook documentation (or anything else) that
walks you thru installation on zSeries.
So far, the only book I found is "DB2 UDB Evaluation Guide for Linux
and Windows" which is a coupl
It would be via your parmfile for zipl, or an "options" entry in
/etc/modules.conf (or these days /etc/modprobe.conf).
Overhead? I have no idea. I suspect it will be fairly small.
Mark Post
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S
Actually, the limit of 8 is highly Bogus.
I currently have 30 ISO images loopback mounted on my installation server, and
have the potential of 50. If I run out, I'll make more. No big deal.
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Where/how does one pass this parameter, and what is the overhead in
creating that many loopback devices?
Peter
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I don't think the 6 GA CDs are all binaries. I think at least a couple
of them are all source RPMs. So, that would still allow this to work.
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see ftp://www6.software.ibm.com/software/developer/linux390/docu/l26bhe00.pdf
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> My z/Linux(SLES9 64bit) is running under VM v5.2.
> I want to running on high performance as possible as.
> What is DCSS and NSS?
Discontiguous Shared Segments (DCSS) are a VM construct that allow a
segment of code to be mapped into the address space of multiple virtual
machines at the same time
Hello,
I see a strange behaviour on my failover Vswitch controller. It does not ever
seem to lose any real frames assigned to it and ends up with a larger working
set than the active Vswitch controller. See cutout of PTK:
FCX113 CPU 2064 SER 1D11F Interval 16:33:00 - 16:34:00 Remote
http://www.vm.ibm.com/events/nl76.pdf
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> My z/Linux(SLES9 64bit) is running under VM v5.2.
> I want to running on high performance as possible as.
> What is DCSS and NSS?
Hi K.M.
NSS and DCSS are z/VM features to allow memory shared (read-only)
between Linux virtual machine. You can have the kernel in NSS and
libraries and userspace b
Bruce Hayden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02.12.2005 14:23:16:
> If the loopback driver is built into the kernel, then pass the kernel
> parameter max_loop=nn to increase the number of loopback devices. If
the
> driver is a module, then pass that parameter to the module. I have a PC
> with variou
> pass the kernel parameter max_loop=nn to
> increase the number of loopback devices.
True.
I believe the bigger issue is that NFS usually does not cross mount
points, so an install/patch tree with 9 mount points could not be served
up by most NFS servers (yes, it could be served up by FTP servers
Hello,
I want to install the SLES9 SP2 on MP3000 machine.
Can anybody guide me with the installation steps.
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If the loopback driver is built into the kernel, then pass the kernel
parameter max_loop=nn to increase the number of loopback devices. If the
driver is a module, then pass that parameter to the module. I have a PC
with various SUSE and Red Hat iso images mounted using 52 loop devices.
On 12/2/0
Hi,all
My z/Linux(SLES9 64bit) is running under VM v5.2.
I want to running on high performance as possible as.
What is DCSS and NSS?
I don't know DCSS and NSS at all.
Please teach me their foundations.
Thanks,
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A number of recent VM APARs relate to VSWITCH issues. Make sure you are fairly
current. Our SLES8 worked fine with VSWITCHes at kernel 2.4.19. Most are now at
2.4.21.
Ray Mrohs
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Wolfe, Gordon W wrote:
Will SLES8 handle VSWITCH? I've got it working on SLES9-SP2 and I'm
going to start converting a lot of servers. How about SLES8? Will it
work? What kernel level or SP level do you have to be at if so?
SLES8 works fine with VSWITCH also without any SP instelled on.
Ho
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