The desire to download .iso images is because that is what the
installation instructions are written for. It's been quite a while since
I last did a Linux install, and I like having the crutch of written
instructions.
You did, however, tweak my memory, and I think that I used wget for my
last
We are running four SUSE 9 Linux guests under z/VM 5.1. z/VM and Linux
have all current maintenance and fixes applied. All 4 guests were
cloned from the same base install.
The problem we have is that occasionally, Linux will stop functioning.
Our connection is via VNC. I haven't been able
Sounds like our similar problem that was caused by developing scheduler
Eligible lists, because we had not increased the CP default SRM STORBUF
values of
STORBUF: Q1=125% Q2=105% Q3=095%
When problem recurs again do CP INDICATE to see if VM
Please refer to:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/linux390/whatsnew.html
for the 2006-01-20 change summary:
New OCOs for Red Hat:
- tape_3590 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 Update 2 kernel security
update (31-bit and 64-bit), kernel 2.6.9-22.0.2.EL (2006-01-17)
- tape_3590 for
Great! How about other high Level languages ... COBOL, PLI
John R. Ehrman
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This is the first mention of IBM as a source of SuSE downloads that I've seen
(even from IBMers).
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In theory, theory and practice are the same, but
in
Step 5 below links you to the SUSE website which is where you can get your
downloads.
You are also prompted for your Novell Userid and password.
Regards,
John Schnitzler Jr
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On Friday, 01/20/2006 at 11:07 CST, Nix, Robert P. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This is the first mention of IBM as a source of SuSE downloads that I've
seen
(even from IBMers).
The IBM website simply links to Novell's website. IBM is not distributing
anything.
You can get directly to SLES 9 at
Frequently this problem is caused by memory problems within linux. From VNC,
launch top and watch it carefully over an extended period. if you see memory
used creeping up or swap space used creeping up steadily, you might have an
application with a memory leak. When memory and swap are used
Thanks for the suggestion. I will give that a try.
On 2 of the images, we don't have anything other than base operating
system components running so I'm wondering what would be leaking memory.
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Wolfe,
We had the same problem a couple of years ago, and adjusting those buffers
fixed ours.
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Sounds like our similar problem that was caused by developing scheduler
Eligible lists, because we had not increased the CP default SRM STORBUF
values of
STORBUF:
Our support contract is with IBM. That's why we always start off at the
IBM website first.
Bernie Wu
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This is probably _not_ a memory leak of any kind. It really sounds like
your Linux guests are (perhaps) too large, and getting swapped out.
(That's the eligible list stuff John Romanowski talked about.) The only
thing that will fix it is:
1. Make sure your Linux guests are no bigger than they
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