On 01/13/2010 09:32 AM, Melancon, Ruddy wrote:
I have been in your situatuion before. I would try the Centos for your project
since it is very closely related to Red Hat. This way if management were to
decide to spring for a supported license you could use Red Hat and be
comfortable with the
Thanks Ray,
We actually circumvented the problem earlier this afternoon by disabling
multipathing.
Brought the system up in rescue mode, mounted /dev/sda3 (root) at /mnt,
mounted /dev/sda1 to /mnt/boot, rebound proc, sys and dev then chroot /mnt.
Edited /etc/sysconfig/kernel changing
INITRD_MOD
Tuco, I'm a newbie on this list, I've done z/OS programming for fewer years
than you have but for longer than z/Linux. You might have seen me on the TCPIP
list.
A couple of thoughts -
Production means that the agency expects to have the same level of
infrastructure and operational support
I think the answer depends on whether this is simply a 'proof of concept' or
if the result is supposed to be a supportable solution.
I'm guessing that for now, it's proof of concept.. so as Ruddy suggested,
CentOS might be a good choice since it's RH based. I'm sure RH and Novell
provide 'trial
Hi Richard,
I am happy with the CSCRATCH method, which looks safe to me. Thanks again
for such detailed explanation, its of great help.
However, after installing gmp 4.1 from rpm and then building mpfr, then
installing it in /usr/opt/mpfr and pointing to right directories, my build
of gcc fails o
Certainly from a support standpoint, DB2 Connect and most vendor
software is not certified on the 'free' Linux distributions. You will
need a supported distribution from Novell or RedHat. It is possible
that the vendor will not even license the software without a supported
distribution. If
I have been in your situatuion before. I would try the Centos for your project
since it is very closely related to Red Hat. This way if management were to
decide to spring for a supported license you could use Red Hat and be
comfortable with the result. Otherwise the Debian will probably meet
This is a great place to start as you start working with Linux. Also keep
www.google.com/linux as quick starting point to finding answers.
Do you have an open systems group in your shop? Buy a large box of donuts and
pay them a visit. Many quick answers can be found just down the hall in many
s
Hi,
I already installed rhel 5.4 , native lpar, osa layer 3. This is up and
running.
I tried reinstalling rhel 5.4 , native lpar with osa layer 2. During the
install it will prompt for a MAC address.
Can someone guide me thru this. what is the mac address the rhel
installater is looking for ?
I
please allow me to introduce myself.
I am new to this listserver community.
I am an mvs systems programmer w/ about 30 years experience with ibm mainframe
o/s-s (s360 thru z/os), plus about 12 years experience w/ ibm’s
UnixSystemsServices/OpenEdition, and its related hierarchical file system (HF
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