>>> On 1/7/2010 at 3:02 PM, "Frank M. Ramaekers"
>>> wrote:
> Oh, it completely aborts when this happens.
>
> Okay, one more time
>
> DASD Disk Management stated that they were formatted...requested it to
> format them again.
If this is a group within your organization, whether they for
>>> On 1/7/2010 at 3:05 PM, "Frank M. Ramaekers"
>>> wrote:
> Okay, you recommend not to have / (not /root) in a LogVol. But you
> don't specify what you do recommend (what in a LogVol and what not).
> What about /boot or /root?
I recommend keeping /root in the root file system, because that
Okay, you recommend not to have / (not /root) in a LogVol. But you
don't specify what you do recommend (what in a LogVol and what not).
What about /boot or /root?
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
Systems Programmer MCP, MCP+I, MCSE & RHCE
American Income Life Insurance Co. Phone: (254)7
Oh, it completely aborts when this happens.
Okay, one more time
DASD Disk Management stated that they were formatted...requested it to format
them again.
Okay reallocated (partitions, Volume Groups, Logical Volumes and mount points)
Not sure why this is, but on the "Installation Settings"
I had not renamed RXSCSIFN.
It does seem to work now that I have done that.
Marcy
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Hi Dale, I'm not using Putty. I'm using a Linux "Shell - Konsole" on an
old version of Linux running on a PC, and I'm logging in with the
following command:
ssh -2 -4 -X r...@192.168.xxx.xxx
This is the same login command I use for both of my Suse9 and Suse10
systems.
Sue
Slaughter, Dale wrot
>>> On 1/7/2010 at 1:30 PM, "Frank M. Ramaekers"
>>> wrote:
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> Created a single Logical Volume (LogVol00), formatted and assigned to /.
As I've stated numerous times in the past, I strongly recommend you not have
your root file system be an LV. That's not an official Novell position, b
>>> On 1/6/2010 at 10:18 PM, Sue Sivets wrote:
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> Problem #2 - When I try to run yast2, I get an error message that Xlib:
> extension "RANDR" missing on display "localhost:10.0" along with a bunch
> of other messages.
That is not an error message, but an informational one. It simply mean
Somewhere back in the installation process, when you selected the devices,
you should have selected the dasds, then activated them, and FORMATed them.
Hit Back a couple of times, get t
Mauro
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Somewhere back in the installation process, when you selected the devices,
you should have selected the dasds, then activated them, and FORMATed them.
Hit Back a couple of times, get to that dialog box, and format your devices.
And go ahead.
Mauro
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Okay, I got most of it figured out. The re-partitioning is hidden in some
"Expert" setting. I got it configured as follows:
/dev/dasda
32MBSwap
256MB /boot
(remainder) assigned to VOLGROUP00
/dev/dasdb
(all) assigned to VOLGROUP00
(same fo
>>> On 1/7/2010 at 9:12 AM, "Frank M. Ramaekers"
>>> wrote:
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> Are these directories needed for installation? /src seems to contain
> source code and /nosrc only contains:
No, you don't. DVD1 is all that is needed.
Mark Post
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Hi, Frank.
In order to "resize" or delete allocated disk space, you first must
delete any partitions that you may have already created on the disk. The
you can reallocate the space.
You can put Linux swap space onto a real, physical 3390, but I would
suggest that you allocate Linux swap spac
Hi, Frank.
Well, how to partition the disks and assign them mount points really
depends on what you want to do with the Linux guest. However, given that
you have 4 3390 DASD available to your guest, you might try something
like this:
1) /dev/dasda1 -- "/"
2) /dev/dasdb1 -- /"usr"
3) /dev/das
Well, I'm trying to play around with the partitioning, but it won't let me
resize nor delete partitions. Do I have to dedicate a 3390-3 for swap space?
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
Systems Programmer
MCP, MCP+I, MCSE & RHCE
American Income Life Insurance Co.
Phone: (254)761-6649
1200 Woode
Hi Frank,
When I did the installation I had to specify the mountpoint manually. When
you create the root partition, you can specify the root mountpoint ( "/"
).
I have no idea why the automatic proposal was impossible. I didn't find it
useful to look further into it.
Best Regards,
Samir Redda
Okay, I have no immediate purpose for this, just trialing it. (I may move a
CentOS 4.7 server to it.) I have 4 3390-3 assigned to it.
So, where do I go to get some sort of idea as to where and how much to allocate
to the various file systems?
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
Systems Programmer
Hi, Frank.
Yes, the "no automatic proposal" is normal. Just select the "Change"
option and tell the installer script how you want your disk(s)
partitioned and where to assign the mount points. Don't forget to
allocate a swap disk, as well.
Let us know if you run into any other problems.
DJ
...I'm getting the following screen (SSH/FTP install):
Partitioning┬│
││││
││No automatic proposal possible. Specify mount points manually in the││
││'Parti
For question 2 concerning yast2, if you're using PuTTY to connect, have
you loaded the session and changed the Connection->SSH->X11 to use X11
forwarding and XDM-Authorization-1, and also started Exceed, or whatever
whatever product you use to accept X11 output?
||-Original Message-
||From
You'll be better off with a tarball that you untar on the CentOS server,
rather than copying to the Samba share from a samba client - and avoid any
file naming/creating/etc restrictions Samba (or Windows) is imposing.
Scott
On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 7:12 AM, Frank M. Ramaekers wrote:
> Now I can't
For question 2 concerning yast2, if you're using PuTTY to connect, have you
loaded the session and changed the Connection->SSH->X11 to use X11 forwarding
and XDM-Authorization-1, and also started Exceed, or whatever whatever product
you use to accept X11 output?
|-Original Message-
|Fr
Now I can't copy the contests of /src and /nosrc because of:
Cannot copy IPAPGothic-002.003-10.9.src: The parameter is incorrect.
(This was from /src, I get the same thing from /nosrc.)
I'm trying to copy directly from the CD to a Samba share that's on a
CentOS server. There wasn't any problems
Hi list,
the web folks need to run a performance test on one of my linux servers. they
asked me to install rstatd. ok - no package in SLES10. so i downloaded
ftp://ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/opensuse/repositories/home:/momcbride/SLE_10/src/rstatd-4.0.1-108.1.src.rpm
and ran rpmbuild --rebuild with no er
Sue,
use dasd_configure command. It brings device online and also makes sure it will
come online after next IPL.
for example
dasd_configure 0.0.0105 1
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