Thank you for you replies.
Here is what I did:
1 - I ran this command on each SuSe9 Linux: sysctl -w
kernel.hz_timer=0. This removed them from constantly sitting in Q3;
they popped in and outof Q1 and Q2.
2 - I reduced the size of each linux on the system.
3 - I stopped any Linux instance
I vaguely recall from installing MQ that indeed the license file winds up in
/tmp during the isntallation phase but when all is said and done it is
copied to the required final location. I find it kind of untidy that it didn't
clean up after itself.
Marcy Cortes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, Rich ..
Would definitely suggest you run with more than one paging volume ..
Looks like you may be hitting high page limit which affects block
paging.
We run with the following srm settings but aren't currently memory or
paging constrained.
IABIAS : INTENSITY=100%; DURATION=2
LDUBUF :
On 3/22/06, Bruce Hayden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I have found is that the rpm sles-release-9-82.nn.s390(x).rpm is
on the service pack CD but *not* part of the service applied by YOU.
If you find that rpm on the Service Pack cd and update it, then the
output from SPident should indicate
Hi Listserv,
Does anyone know why the output of online_update -c reads Language :
de. and what is the impact, if there is any ?
# online_update -c
Product 0 (primary product)
Name: SUSE SLES
Version: 9
Architecture: s390x
Product 1
Name: SUSE CORE
Version: 9
What are z/VM's SRM STORB values set to? We had problems with Linux
hanging when using VM's default values.
We set SRM STORB to 300 300 300
Susan
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I'm trying to do the FTP install from z/OS FTP server.
I get messages
No Automatic proposal possible. Specify mount points in the
'Partitioner' dialog.
and
Cannot read package data from installation media. Media Error?
I suspect that this may be because yast is trying to FTP
Can you FTP to the site and directory using the CMS FTP client? Are you
using a relative directory?
David
Tim Hare wrote:
I'm trying to do the FTP install from z/OS FTP server.
I get messages
No Automatic proposal possible. Specify mount points in the
'Partitioner' dialog.
and
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I'm trying to do the FTP install from z/OS FTP server.
I get messages
RATS! Got that just backwards. x'40' is a space in EBCDIC, but an @ in
ASCII. Friday, late in the day for me.
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Yes, I know the files are in ASCII - I did that intentionally because all
of the Linux install documentation says to use a Windows or Linux FTP
server (or SMB server) , but I wanted to try to install from my z/OS file
server.
I don't _know_ what Yast does under the covers to read the
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