Meeting Agenda Change:
A third afternoon session has been added. The session start times
have changed. Please read carefully.
The third quarter meeting of the Chicago Area VM (and Linux)
Enthusiasts will be held on Thursday, June 18, 2009.
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Am Fri, 5 Jun 2009 16:47:15 -0700
schrieb Ted Rodriguez-Bell te...@wellsfargo.com:
Now I think we could work around this by changing the device to
read-only before mounting, so you'd do something like this:
blockdev --setro /dev/dasdXX # Lock the device
if mount /dev/dasdXX
Be aware that if you do use reserve/release you *MUST* set the DASD to
shared if you are running in multiple VM's. At the very least the one
where you put the lock file. If you don't you will get problems with
locking DASD devices. As we experienced with our VSE systems a few years
back. One of 4
Is there a group around So.Indiana area..
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On Monday, 06/08/2009 at 08:50 EDT, Ron Wells rwe...@agfinance.com
wrote:
Is there a group around So.Indiana area..
http://www.vm.ibm.com/events/usergrps.html contains the list we know
about. You are sitting between CAVMEN (Chicago) and MVMRUG (Columbus,
OH).
A few years ago I spoke at an
On Monday, 06/08/2009 at 05:09 EDT, van Sleeuwen, Berry
berry.vansleeu...@atosorigin.com wrote:
Be aware that if you do use reserve/release you *MUST* set the DASD to
shared if you are running in multiple VM's.
Reminder of cross-system Reserve/Release requirements for minidisks:
- Must be a
Alan
Thanks for ref... we are south 7hrs from Chicago and 5 to Ohio
...approx... still see nothing close by.. but still hoping a group may
form around area ...
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Alan Altmark alan_altm...@us.ibm.com
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06/08/2009 08:24 AM
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Re: CAVMEN Meeting on
I looked at the list of user groups on the web site. I did not see any located
in the south [Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia]. Has anyone ever tried
to start a VM/Linux User Group in the south?
Ruddy A. Melancon
IT Systems Specialist, Senior
Alabama Department of Transportation
There is one in Atlanta -- the Atlanta System z Linux Council.
I'm not aware of a formal webpage for it, but Carlos Torres
carlost[at]us.ibm.com of IBM runs the show. If you ping him, I'm sure
you can get on meeting notices.
Melancon, Ruddy wrote:
I looked at the list of user groups on the
I am sending this for a friend who seems to be having difficulty posting it
himself.
We are looking at activating MIDAWs support on one of our disk subsystems.
The disk subsystem is split between z/OS and z/VM (5.3 RSU 0802). I see that
z/VM support MIDAWs for guest operating systems. My
You forgot one :)
- Must not use GDPS Hyperswap.
Marcy
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On Monday, 06/08/2009 at 10:27 EDT, Shawn Wells swe...@redhat.com wrote:
There is one in Atlanta -- the Atlanta System z Linux Council.
I'm not aware of a formal webpage for it, but Carlos Torres
carlost[at]us.ibm.com of IBM runs the show. If you ping him, I'm sure
you can get on meeting
Thanks Shawn will look into it
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There is one in Atlanta -- the Atlanta System z
We are Ky/So.Ill /So.Ind area.
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I looked at the list of user groups
There is one in Atlanta -- the Atlanta System z Linux Council.
Yes, they just met on Friday, in fact. Pretty good attendance as well -- 40+
people.
Pretty much all it takes to start a user group is some interest, somewhere to
meet, a box of donuts and a bucket of coffee from your local
We are Ky/So.Ill /So.Ind area.
I wonder if UKy would spare you a classroom for a day? They did a bang-up job
when they hosted VM Workshop long ago. IUPUI or Purdue might be other options
if they're still IBM customers.
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Alan
Just sent Carlos an email...see what he says..
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On Monday,
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If the access will truly be read-only, then mount the file system as
ext2, and not ext3.
I don't believe that will work if the dirty flag is on - which it will be
if you are worried about journal replay on (re-)mount.
Shane ...
On 6/8/2009 at 7:38 PM, Shane Ginnane sginn...@isi.com.au wrote:
If the access will truly be read-only, then mount the file system as
ext2, and not ext3.
I don't believe that will work if the dirty flag is on - which it will be
if you are worried about journal replay on (re-)mount.
It
Ted Rodriguez-Bell wrote:
The first thing we tried was just to have B mount the disks read-only
and check for a flag file; if that file (we'll call it IN_USE) exists,
don't do anything. If it doesn't, then A has shut down nicely and
it's safe to grab the filesystem read-only.
Hrmm...
Wait a
On 6/8/2009 at 8:02 PM, Ivan Warren i...@vmfacility.fr wrote:
Second (as Mark noted) - you may think you can mount the FS R/O and prevent
the log from being replayed by specifying you want a non-journaled FS (aka
EXT2) - which may (and will) lead to the FS being marked dirty (as Shane
Mark wrote on 09/06/2009 11:02:22 AM:
Second (as Mark noted) - you may think you can mount the FS R/O and
prevent
the log from being replayed by specifying you want a non-journaled FS
(aka
EXT2) - which may (and will) lead to the FS being marked dirty (as
Shane
noted) - requiring a 'fsck'
On 6/8/2009 at 11:18 PM, Shane Ginnane sginn...@isi.com.au wrote:
-snip-
If you attempt to mount a *clean* ext3 f/s as ext2 you get the warning -
and a successful mount.
With a dirty journal it refuses to mount as ext2 (ro *or* rw).
So, make the file system really be ext2, and not ext3. If
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