Re: RHEL 5.2 Native LPAR install problem: Anaconda reports rpm 'corruption' error when attempting to install first package

On Tuesday, 02/10/2009 at 01:10 EST, bruce woodley wrote: > I have also been meticulous in checking the accurary of the DVD image when I > downloaded it (to a Windows Vista PC) > > MD5 Verification:Run md5sum *.iso > > I used Windows-Vista Roxio CD/DVD burner to burn the ISO image to a DVD. > >

Re: RHEL 5.2 Native LPAR install problem: Anaconda reports rpm 'corruption' error when attempting to install first package

Hi Jax! That was quick - I was anticipating a turn-around time of 24 hours or so! I believe that we did find this rpm directory on the DVD, (along with many others), but we were not able to rpm -V it because we do not have any linux (of any distro on any platform) at work. However, I have been gi

Re: RHEL 5.2 Native LPAR install problem: Anaconda reports rpm 'corruption' error when attempting to install first package

bruce woodley wrote: Package Installation Error The file system-config-services-0.9.4-1.e15.noarch.rpm cannot be opened. This is due to a missing file, a corrupt package, or a missing header Please verify your installation source.. etc. One think you could check is whether or no

RHEL 5.2 Native LPAR install problem: Anaconda reports rpm 'corruption' error when attempting to install first package

I am a newbie to Linux on z, but I have been given the go-ahead to install a linux on z system subject to the constraints: 1) I keep it quiet to avoid offending our Solaris admins 2) do not invite fee-charging external consultants 3) not not install z/VM 4) do not compromise the integrity of existi

question on TCPIP|RHEL|JAVA|TOMCAT

We had a problem today with a Tomcat application on RHEL (admittedly on Intel). This application asks for a person's userid and password. It then validates these via LDAP. The LDAP server is our Windows AD. The URL used actually has 5 IP addresses returned. The application always uses the same IP a

Re: LINUX-390 Digest - 6 Feb 2009 to 7 Feb 2009 (#2009-37)

Well, the battle is over, and guess what, FBA won. SCSI/SAS/SATA is basically all FBA. Wonder what would have happened if IBM hat shut up Poughkeepsie. Would the world have moved off mainframes in the way it has? Best regards, Pieter Harder pieter.har...@brabantwater.nl tel +31-73-6837133

Re: pvmove hangs

>>> On 2/9/2009 at 9:20 AM, Sebastian Korte wrote: > Hello list! > > I try to move all logical volumes which reside on a minidisk > (/dev/dasdd1) on DASD MOD9 to a minidisk (/dev/dasde1) on DASD MOD54. > "/" and "/boot" reside on separate minidisks, the rest is LVM managed. -snip- > Now the sys

Re: LINUX-390 Digest - 6 Feb 2009 to 7 Feb 2009 (#2009-37)

For years, in the era of PROFS, I said of typical CMS users: "If it's not on a PFkey, it doesn't exist!" So this is an obvious analogy... if it doesn't connect to MVS, OS/ESA, OS/390, z/OS it doesn't exist. "FBA... change you could have believed in." But "change is hard"... and expensive. Yet

2009-02-09 Linux on System z Documentation update on developerWorks

Please refer to: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/linux390/whatsnew.html ... for the 2009-02-09 change summary: - New Web 2.0 papers for: > Novell SUSE SLES10 SP2 > Red Hat RHEL5.2 * end of message Mit freundlichen Grüßen / K

Re: pvmove hangs

Sebastian Korte píše v Po 09. 02. 2009 v 15:20 +0100: > Hello list! > > I try to move all logical volumes which reside on a minidisk > (/dev/dasdd1) on DASD MOD9 to a minidisk (/dev/dasde1) on DASD MOD54. > "/" and "/boot" reside on separate minidisks, the rest is LVM managed. > IMHO it is not a

pvmove hangs

Hello list! I try to move all logical volumes which reside on a minidisk (/dev/dasdd1) on DASD MOD9 to a minidisk (/dev/dasde1) on DASD MOD54. "/" and "/boot" reside on separate minidisks, the rest is LVM managed. I can reproduce the problem with a test system: zlinux:~ # df -h Filesystem

Re: Can't start system after rename a lib64 file by mistake

wangfeng wrote: Dear all, We have a zlinux machine, I rename a file under /lib64 by mistake like this: = #mv /lib64/tls/libc.so.6 /lib64/tls/libc.so.6.bak = And the system can not start after it, I'm a newbie to zlinux,anyone can give some solutions? Thanks a lot! If u

Re: Advice on zLinux for a systems-administrator from the x86 world

What are you doing March 1st - 6th? Start by going to SHARE in Austin TX. Go to http://www.share.org/Events/UpcomingConference/tabid/349/Default.aspx and look at the zVM and zLinux sessions. Tell the Boss that he will get a get return on his investment of sending you to SHARE. Also look at http:/

Re: BANK OF NEW ZEALAND REDUCES CARBON FOOTPRINT WITH RED HAT ON THE MAINFRAME

Ceruti, Gerard G wrote: Hi Anyone from Bank of New Zealand or Red Hat on the list who can share the experience ?. http://customers.press.redhat.com/category/geography/apac/ Regards Gerard Ceruti may the 'z' be with you Sure, I'll contact you off list. I do believe the BNZ guys lurk here, th

Advice on zLinux for a systems-administrator from the x86 world

Hello list, I work as a Linux systems administrator. Currently we have about 200 virtual (vmWare) and 40 physical linux servers. Most of these servers are used for WAS (Websphere appserver), a few for WPS (Websphere process server), and a few for other uses. My employer is condidering zLinux (on a

Can't start system after rename a lib64 file by mistake

Dear all, We have a zlinux machine, I rename a file under /lib64 by mistake like this: = #mv /lib64/tls/libc.so.6 /lib64/tls/libc.so.6.bak = And the system can not start after it, I'm a newbie to zlinux,anyone can give some solutions? Thanks a lot! The start log is below: