"And while I wouldn't mind a z/VM trial, I wouldn't want it to go away in a
few months, and then not have anything running. I'd rather have it running,
sans z/VM, and then add z/VM later. "
VM is a great facility to prepare an operating system to run stand alone in
an LPAR. .
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Looks like there will be a zVM apar soon to correct this.
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From: Smith, Ann (ISD, IT)
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 11:23 AM
To: 'Linux on 390 Port'
Subject: RE: Question about Global Mirror/XRC
Thanks for your input.
Unfortunately for us we have no access to TPC-R
Bruce,
I have a z9 BC. And the HMC has enhanced 'load from remote source' over my
previous processor.
Dave
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County of Ventura, CA
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>>> "Bruce Hayden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/1/2008 9:45 AM >>>
What kind of machi
David,
I know I can get a 'loaner' of z/VM. But my z/VM skills are quite old, very
rusty, and I was never a (z/)VM Sysprog, anyway. I'm a (z/)VSE Sysprog! I
know, there are 'cookbooks' (I have them). And while I wouldn't mind a z/VM
trial, I wouldn't want it to go away in a few months, and
Can you put it on the Slack/390 download ftp server?
Russell Jones
ANPAC
System Programmer
-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Mark Post
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 1:45 PM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Update mySql on Slack
What kind of machine will you be using? The way the HMC works and
what your options are depend on the machine.
If you were lucky enough to have a z10, then you could use the z/VM
Evaluation Edition for a quick way to start, or even better, as David
suggests, get a "loaner" z/VM.
On Wed, Oct 1, 2
> I am preparing to do a new 'bare-metal' (i.e. LPAR) install of Suse 10
SP
> 2. No, no z/VM, no IFL. (Maybe if I'm good, Santa will ...)
Talk to your IBM people. z/VM loaners are easily available if you ask.
> I am looking for any pointers, gotcha's I need to watch for,
hints/tips,
> etc.
>
Morning all,
I am preparing to do a new 'bare-metal' (i.e. LPAR) install of Suse 10 SP 2.
No, no z/VM, no IFL. (Maybe if I'm good, Santa will ...)
I installed SLES 9 SP 3 at one time, with considerable assistance from a Novell
engineer (Thanks Mike!), so I have done this once before. But
On Oct 1, 2008, at 11:10 AM, John McKown wrote:
Of those, all but 2A8 are documented. I do not know whether IBM
plans
to document 2A8, although it is available now for z/VM 5.3 as a PTF
and will be available for z/VM 5.4 later this year.
Adam
Wouldn't the use of 2A8 in OpenSolaris implicitly
On Wed, 1 Oct 2008, Adam Thornton wrote:
> It will not run on bare metal.
>
> Hercules would need to implement DIAGS 24, 64, 210, 250, and 2A8 in
> order for OpenSolaris to run.
>
> Of those, all but 2A8 are documented. I do not know whether IBM plans
> to document 2A8, although it is available
Thanks for your input.
Unfortunately for us we have no access to TPC-R.
The zOS storage folks control it. They say they have put our VM volumes
into global mirror. But although we can vary VM volumes online we can't
use any of them . Can't even read volume labels. Acting as if the
secondary in a P
> Ahhh... but could you have picked something other than Canis Majoris
> (the "Dog Star")??? Solaris for x86 already gets snarky remarks as
> being pronounced "Slolaris"...
To paraphrase a recently bailed-out automobile industry, this isn't your
father's Solaris. Especially on z10s. 8-)
> Won't
> However, one jarring note: Sirius?
Primary developer is an Aussie. Brightest star Down Under.
> Fortunately, it is hard to "Share and Enjoy" when none of the
> downloads are present...
Soon. Very soon. Kick your local Sun rep.
> I wonder if anyone will bundle it with Hercules? Or is openS
Neale,
Ahhh... but could you have picked something other than Canis Majoris
(the "Dog Star")??? Solaris for x86 already gets snarky remarks as
being pronounced "Slolaris"...
(smirks)
Spica, maybe? See: http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap080930.html
(sighs)
Won't run on bare metal, eh? Oh,
On Oct 1, 2008, at 8:59 AM, John Campbell wrote:
I dipt my fingers into the flow...
However, one jarring note: Sirius?
Neale answered that.
I wonder if anyone will bundle it with Hercules? Or is openSolaris
unable to run on the "bare metal" as yet?
It will not run on bare metal.
Hercul
OpenSolaris will only run under z/VM.
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John Campbell wrote:
I dipt m
No it comes from the fact that the PowerPC called their project Polaris.
Being a southern-hemisphere born type I gave it the name of the brightest
star Sirius.
Currently it is z/VM only.
On 10/1/08 9:59 AM, "John Campbell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I dipt my fingers into the flow...
>
> Howev
I dipt my fingers into the flow...
However, one jarring note: Sirius?
Huh? Is this an obscure-- or not so obscure-- reference to the
infamous Sirius Cybernetics Company?
Fortunately, it is hard to "Share and Enjoy" when none of the
downloads are present...
I wonder if anyone will bundle it wi
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