On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 4:10 PM, Ron Foster at Baldor-IS
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> I have an NFS server that is serving up files to all of our Linux
> systems running under z/VM. This is about 40 systems in all. This
> system was upgraded to SLES10 Service Pack 2 last weekend.
>
> All has bee
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Hey all:
We made the decision earlier this year to consolidate all our linux
penguins to a single distribution, both to simplify our support and
licensing, and concentrate our expertise.
We decided to migrate our Z SLES penguins to Redhat rather tha
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John Campbell wrote:
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> I hope RHEL5 is a big step
> up, but, on Fedora 8, I still have not found a central command to get
> into the system administration tools.
>
There still isn't one.
I'm pretty much a command liney geek so I almost never miss i
Hi,
>From the news-page and the mail archive it's not quite
clear to me whether there's any ongoing work on that
port, whether there will be a 12.x at some stage, or a
s/390x ...
Will there? :)
Cheers,
Andrej
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On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 11:14 AM, Michael MacIsaac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> The great thing about SMIT is that it reports the line-mode commands
>> which it uses.
> I totally agree with this. The "GUI" in a sense taught you line commands.
Yes, and let you work out how to plug 'em into a real
I've seen strange CPU spikes related to the huge number of devices
visible in LPAR mode. You may want to test booting with the cio_ignore=
parameter, to limit to only the devices you need. For more info, see:
http://download.boulder.ibm.com/ibmdl/pub/software/dw/linux390/docu/l26cdd04.pdf
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On Thu, 13 Nov 2008, Mark Post wrote:
> >>> On 11/13/2008 at 12:53 PM, "Jones, Russell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am running Slack/390 10.1, and I am trying to schedule a cron job to
> > run with root authority. Nothing I put in the root crontab seems to be
> > firing. This is the first cro
Rick,
> The great thing about SMIT is that it reports the line-mode commands
> which it uses.
I totally agree with this. The "GUI" in a sense taught you line commands.
And the second best thing about SMIT (not smitty) was that the little
running dude would fall on his face when there was an error
>>> On 11/13/2008 at 12:53 PM, "Jones, Russell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am running Slack/390 10.1, and I am trying to schedule a cron job to
> run with root authority. Nothing I put in the root crontab seems to be
> firing. This is the first cron task that I have attempted to set up as
> ro
I am running Slack/390 10.1, and I am trying to schedule a cron job to
run with root authority. Nothing I put in the root crontab seems to be
firing. This is the first cron task that I have attempted to set up as
root. Is there more that needs to be done than just add the entry in
crontab to set up
Richard Troth wrote on 11/13/2008 09:57 AM
> The great thing about SMIT is that it reports the line-mode commands
> which it uses. (This goes back a way. I can only hope that it still
> does.) So you can script repeat operations easily and yet flatten the
> learning curve by having a full-fledge
Hello all,
I have an NFS server that is serving up files to all of our Linux
systems running under z/VM. This is about 40 systems in all. This
system was upgraded to SLES10 Service Pack 2 last weekend.
All has been going well this week until this morning. Our FDR/Upstream
backup of this syste
The great thing about SMIT is that it reports the line-mode commands
which it uses. (This goes back a way. I can only hope that it still
does.) So you can script repeat operations easily and yet flatten the
learning curve by having a full-fledged graphical tool at the start.
In SuSE land, YaST
I really like EVMS, but it's not getting much attention these days, so
probably not a good choice for future deployment. I'm seeing positive things
with Aperi (www.aperi.org) and there seems to be a good consensus developing
with the storage vendors on integrating filesystem management into the
sto
I'm a LINUX newbie but an AIX oldie:
This may be off topic but I was wondering if anyone knew of a good sysadmin
tool like AIX's SMIT for LINUX RHEL? The tools out there for LINUX don't seem
to address logical volume management (LVM) the way SMIT does.
Thank you, Bob Molerio
may the 'Z' be
I would suggest that you have a very small zVM emergency system to IPL
to allow you to fix the main system. I had a 2 volume system just for
that purpose.
Lea Stahr
Senior Systems Engineer
Linux and zLinux
Navistar, Inc.
630-753-5445
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This happend in the past... your ruuning LPAR,verfify if the device is
vary off, the path is off on the Hw console
Alan Altmark
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