Hello Frank,
To add an update repository you must register SLES. YAST provides an interface
for taking care of the registration or you can use the CLI. In YAST, got to
Support | Novell Customer Center Configuration. My preference is to use the
suse_register command. suse_register -h to see
Also: If you have no money for Linux or z/VM - how do you plan to get
the license for DB2 Connect ?
= that's already been paid for, somewhere, in the past.
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I come from a Red Hat (rpm, up2date and yum) background, so I'm lost
when dealing with YaST2. When I start yast2 and select "Software" and
"Online Update", I get a message box with "No active update repository
available. Exit Online Update now?". Where is the configuration for
the "Update repo
>>> On 1/13/2010 at 09:58 AM, "Bonno, Tuco" wrote:
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> One Question, why go with free source code?
> b/c this agency refuses to spend any money on this project
Then you need to protect yourself for when problems arise, and getting it fixed
takes longer than "the agency" would like.
Also: If you have no money for Linux or z/VM - how do you plan to get
the license for DB2 Connect ?
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>>> On 1/13/2010 at 02:28 PM, "Frank M. Ramaekers"
>>> wrote:
> I come from a Red Hat (rpm, up2date and yum) background, so I'm lost
> when dealing with YaST2. When I start yast2 and select "Software" and
> "Online Update", I get a message box with "No active update repository
> available. Ex
On 1/13/10 9:01 AM, "Bonno, Tuco" wrote:
> 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/ ibm¹s
> UnixSystemsServices/OpenEd
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
shops.
yes, thanks; I've touched base w/ that guy and he is being helpful
One Question, why go with free source code?
b/c
Hi,
My shop is interested in using zLinux to cross-compile C++ programs which
will be executed on z/OS. The purpose would be to make use of cheaper IFL
cycles instead of the more expensive CP cycles.
Are there options for "gcc" or are cross-compilers available which would run
on zLinux and ge
Hi Dennis,
As far as I know - we are the only people who provide such an offering.
We have several customers doing their z/OS (IBM compatible) builds
on z/Linux.
Not only do you save cycles, our customers have found their builds
run *much* faster!
We have C, C++ and assembler.. (although,
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