The fourth quarter meeting of the Chicago Area VM
(and Linux) Enthusiasts will be held on Thursday, October 22, 2009.
This note includes the final agenda.
There is still road construction work in progress
in the area around Hewitt Associates. The
situation changes weekly, so I will send out
I thought they pulled it in favor of Omegamon.
Odd that someone is still giving presentations on it.
Marcy
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I thought IBM stopped pushing RMFPM about 5 years ago because of
overhead and lack of development interest? This was developed in the RMF
lab for installations that were z/OS, no z/VM and running Linux in an
LPAR. Ask your boss to talk to references (for something that has been
out almost 10 year
Hi,
I had a look at aroud the same time. Dropped it in favorr of Velocity's ESALPS.
More function, less overhead. And never looked back.
Best regards,
Pieter Harder
Van: Linux on 390 Port [linux-...@vm.marist.edu] namens Ron Foster at Baldor-IS
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Hello,
Last week my boss attended a presentation "Monitoring Linux Performance
with RMF"
Now he is wanting it installed and would like to evaluate it.
Way back in the 2005 and 2006 time frame we looked at it. Primarily
based on what we found on the internet, we discontinued it's use.
I have d
Howard Rifkind wrote:
> So my friend, where are the jobs?
Going to people off-shore, perhaps?
> There is a whole bunch of highly experienced z/Mainframe systems and
> applications people out there without jobs.
Just as Security == Inconvenience, Experience == High Pay Rates.
Remember, just bec
Howard Rifkind wrote:
There is a whole bunch of highly experienced z/Mainframe systems and
applications people out there without jobs.
It's time, in the immortal words of the Firesign Theatre, to climb a
tree, take off your shoes,
and learn to play the flute!
--
Jack J. Woehr# «'I
I didn't write the article I found it and posted its link without comment.
On 10/12/09 12:15 PM, "Howard Rifkind" wrote:
> So my friend, where are the jobs?
>
> There is a whole bunch of highly experienced z/Mainframe systems and
> applications people out there without jobs.
>
> There are mor
So my friend, where are the jobs?
There is a whole bunch of highly experienced z/Mainframe systems and
applications people out there without jobs.
There are more of the above people and fewer mainframes around these days.
That's because client/server is a cheaper way to do business although no
> A ROT for performance:
> 1 layer of emulation loses 90%.
> Bear in mind you're using two layers of emulation. I suggest DOS/Win 3.1
> for your first effort, or WI9{5,8}.
>
> I'm sure it will work, and you might like to get some screen shots first
> time.
There are reasons that I refer to these k
Scott Rohling wrote:
Hmmm.. maybe more like announcing your wife just stopped beating you?
;-)
Scott
Good news, whichever way you look at in.
On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 7:14 PM, Mark Post wrote:
On 10/8/2009 at 6:19 PM, Shawn Wells wrote:
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We've had this since RHEL 5.4 released e
Sterling James wrote:
Has the ECKD dasd device driver in SLES11/Redhat 5.4 changed to provide
muiltipathing vs multipath?
Please, please, do not hijack threads.
Starting a new thread is really easy - just click on the list's email
address. It's way easier than clicking the "reply" button and t
Patrick Spinler wrote:
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David Boyes wrote:
(snipped good explanation of basic X11 forwarding)
Or use an ssh client with X11 forwarding turned on. The combination of
putty and xming works well on windows, or (with a bit more fiddling)
cygwin ssh cl
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