Not that I can tell...
Here is the log after waiting for driver initialization.
Waiting for driver initialization.
Scanning and configuring dmraid supported devices
Scanning logical volumes
Reading all physical volumes. This may take a while...
Found volume group "VG_middleware" using metada
Hmmm - high "sys" CPU usage, high loadavg, system not talking to anyone.
Smells like it's busy doing its own stuff. If it were me I'd want to know
trends for things like
swap-in and swap-out rates, tasks in uninterruptible sleep, context switch
counts.
SAR is too granular to be any use even if
Yes, I have pinged the repository server when using the manual setup program.
I also FTPed the reader files from the repository server to LNXMAINT 192 disk.
There are no firewalls that should be blocking this traffic.
Is there a way to check the NFS connection from the manual setup program?
Rud
Indeed, my (old) Device driver book doesn't contain the options for
this. The newest version (dated 2010) does contain what I was searching for.
Thanks, Berry.
Op 27-07-10 14:11, Quay, Jonathan (IHG) schreef:
> Look on DeveloperWorks at the Devices Drivers documentation. There is a
> large chap
Hi Mark,
At the IBM devworks
(http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/linux390/development_recommended.html)
I found that four-port OSA is supported with a patch against kernel
2.6.25. We are running in SLES10 SP2 at level 2.6.16. So does our system
support this option?
Regards, Berry.
Op 27-07-
The memory sizes here look different than you posted before.
You have 8G of memory here (well 8220492k) but only 780M of swap.
Your WAS heap sizes totaled around 7G if I recall (28 JVMs x 256M ).
You can see what the running heap size is with "ps -ef | grep Xmx" and look for
the value on the Xm
Unfortunately it did not. It continued to grow and grow until oom
killed in a loop. We're supposed to have a max size of 512MB per VM.
Last time i did any WAS stuff was on Linux but on version 3 when it
was new.. a long time ago.
top - 14:04:46 up 2:09, 5 users, load average: 60.09, 18.03, 6.
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>>> On 7/27/2010 at 05:55 AM, "van Sleeuwen, Berry"
wrote:
> But how can we
> configure the linux guest to use port 1? Either in VM or in the
> linuxguest. Where can I find this in the documentation?
On SLES 10 (SP2 and higher):
yast -> Network Devices -> Network Card -> Edit -> Advanced -> S/39
On Tuesday, 07/27/2010 at 12:13 EDT, Ed Long wrote:
> We think we saw a difference in behaviour between these two versions.
> It appeared to us that we had to specify both CPU values on one card to
get the
> desired effect.
> If pressed however I will deny it.
:-) "It depends".
If you are in vi
Hi, Ruddy.
We may be in a better position to help you diagnose your problem if we
had a few more details.
Can your SLES11 VM guest see the the repository server (FTP, HTTP, etc.)
across the network? Is there a firewall between the repository and the
VM guest?
DJ
On 07/27/2010 11:28 AM, Mel
I am trying to install SLES11 on a z series under VM. Hen I execute the SLES11
script I get an...
*** No repository found.
I have checked and double check my setup as per redbook to no avail. Can
anyone give me steps to find the problem
Ruddy A. Melancon
IT Systems Specialist, Senior
Alabama
Hi everyone.
We think we saw a difference in behaviour between these two versions.
It appeared to us that we had to specify both CPU values on one card to get the
desired effect.
If pressed however I will deny it.
Edward Long
--- On Tue, 7/27/10, Alan Altmark wrote:
From: Alan Altmark
Subje
WAS calls non-heap memory "native".
That's what you seem to be using up.
Look at this http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21373312
And if these things don't help, open a PMR with WAS support.
Did it stabilize at 18G?
The panic_on_oom is a good idea - you can then get a dump (set up a
Any other error messages earlier in the log? right after the "Waiting
for drier initialization" message?
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Yes, but no memory ever gets freed. The system stops responding and
is too busy dumping information to the console screen to respond to
anything at the console or network.
And a system-wide panic would provide me with a core file to analyze
and send off; though the progress we've made thanks to t
Look on DeveloperWorks at the Devices Drivers documentation. There is a large
chapter on qeth.
From: Linux on 390 Port on behalf of van Sleeuwen, Berry
Sent: Tue 7/27/2010 5:55 AM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Attach OSA express3 to a guest
Hi listers,
On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 10:24:06 -0500, Daniel Tate
wrote:
> At this point i see two problems:
>
> 1) Why is OOM Kill not functioning properly
> 2) Why is websphere performance so awful?
If you run WAS (or any Java app) in swap, performance will be terrible, as
a rule of thumb; if you've got 16GB al
Hi listers,
Our linux guests connect to the vswitch. Our vswitch has been configured
to use an OSA device on one of the ports. We have a vswitch that
connects to port 0 and two that connect to port 1.
We now have a guest that must be configured with a dedicated OSA, ie
attach the OSA devices to
Hi all,
Last night I had one of my production servers bounced for maintenance and it
didn't came up.
In the console I can see that one of my zfcp luns are available
(VG_oracle_archives/archives) and all other are not (No such file or
directory while trying to open ).
After 2 retries to logof
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