We are talking about a hipervisor running (nominally) directly on the
hardware - not a user-space application like VBox.
In my naivety I would expect z/VM to be *very* aware of an interrupt
for a guest IPL. If there are changes in the (z/VM) environment why
wouldn't they resolved immediately at tha
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I am currently on annual leave.
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An IPL of an OS in a virtual guest is not the same as 'destroying and
recreating' the virtual environment the OS is running in.
If you use a desktop virtualization solution (I use VirtualBox) -- it's much
the same - there are certain changes to the virtual machine definition that
require you to sto
Koray,
You need to link those two minindisks in read only to a working linux
server. I am assuming these two minidisks contains the /boot /etc...
Treate this as if u need to recover the root password. If u have problem
during the mount then u r pointing the wrong minidisk extend. Most lik
Alan, for those of us that stumbled from the real (FSVO "real") world
into the rabbit hole that is z/VM, are admonishments such as this
inscribed in stone anywhere ?.
Where I came from IPL clears up everything - this is not something I
would have inherently expected. I can (now) see the logic, but
On Thursday, 11/04/2010 at 07:56 EDT, Berry van Sleeuwen
wrote:
> Are you even running DIRMAINT? I guess not, since you use a directory on
> MAINT. But if you are then it could be your directory is now replaced
> with an old (probably incorrect) version.
>
> Actually you didn't need to IPL VM. Onc
Hi - do a Q SET. If you are in MACH XC do SET MACH ESA and attempt the
IPL again.
If you set the storage sizes back to the original in the USER DIRECT
what results do you get?
David
Original Message
Subject: Re: HCPGIR450W and HCPGIR453W after editing user direct
From: Ber
Are you even running DIRMAINT? I guess not, since you use a directory on
MAINT. But if you are then it could be your directory is now replaced
with an old (probably incorrect) version.
Actually you didn't need to IPL VM. Once you put the directory online it
is available. So delete the IPL step fro
Hi Pieter,
i logged in as MAINT user and run "x direct user c" command.
then edited the file, saved, run the command "diskmap user", run the
command "x user diskmap" and searched for overlaps. And there was no
overlap.
Then executed "directxa user" and re-ipled Z/VM.
This is the procedure which
Can you describe in more detail what you exactly did?
I hope you are talking about manually changing a monolithic source directory
and not parts of a segmented directory on DIRMAINT disks? If the latter that
won't work and there is a fair chance you clobbered your directory. In that
case I hope
Hello all,
We have 14 Sles Guests running on Z/VM 5.4. We edited the user direct
file and changed the memory settings of Linux guests.For example;
linux001 - 2048M 4096M
linux002 - 2048M 4096M
has changed to
linux001 - 3072M 6144M
linux002 - 1024M 2048M
Now, i cant ipl my guest's. When i try to
Hello Mr. Foot, meet Mr. Gun.
.therc
set tabsin on 8
set tabsout on 8
set tabs incr 8
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 10:12 AM, Scott Rohling wrote:
> you could also do something like this:
> /* */
> Do i = 1 to 10
> out = 'col'i
> Say right(out,length(out)+i-1)
> End
>
> Which doesn't depend on typi
you could also do something like this:
/* */
Do i = 1 to 10
out = 'col'i
Say right(out,length(out)+i-1)
End
Which doesn't depend on typing spaces, And shows that it is probably the
editor rather than rexx.
Scott Rohling
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 7:59 AM, Mark Pace wrote:
> So I noticed anot
It's the same using putty and editor joe and
pasting in text from for example notepad or wordpad.
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I changed all the single quotes to double quotes in the rexx code, made no
difference. THE is apparently doing some formatting for me.
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 9:56 AM, Edmund R. MacKenty <
ed.macke...@rocketsoftware.com> wrote:
> On Thursday, November 04, 2010 09:51:26 am you wrote:
> > Yes, the
So I noticed another difference in the source files. In the rexx code, the
say begins in cc1 and the literal is in cc4, in the C code the printf
begins in cc2 and the literal begins in cc10. So I tried moving my SAY
statements over one cc at a time. Once I got the literal beginning in cc8 -
t
I agree, LVM is fine, but use cmd, not Yast.
Once I did, adding a 3GB disk, and got the space
but rounded to nearest something.
Later I removed it again, 3 GB, but did not get the exact same
space removed. 3 GB was rounded, this time to another value.
I finally manage to fix it and via cmd man
On Thursday, November 04, 2010 09:51:26 am you wrote:
> Yes, there are \t in the source. The question is, How did they get there?
> Is it the editor?
> Well that's easy enough to test. The file was created with "the" so I
> modified the file using vi. delete the tabs, and insert spaces.
> Now wh
Yes, there are \t in the source. The question is, How did they get there?
Is it the editor?
Well that's easy enough to test. The file was created with "the" so I
modified the file using vi. delete the tabs, and insert spaces.
Now when I run it, it displays properly. So maybe it's "the", except
On Thursday, November 04, 2010 09:25:14 am you wrote:
> #! /usr/bin/rexx
> /* */
> say'+1+2+3'
> say'col1'
> say' col2'
> say' col3'
> say' col4'
> say'col5'
> say' col6'
> exit
You sure your editor isn't inserting TAB characters when you type spaces?
Some try to
#! /usr/bin/rexx
/* */
say'+1+2+3'
say'col1'
say' col2'
say' col3'
say' col4'
say'col5'
say' col6'
exit
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 9:23 AM, Scott Rohling wrote:
> Can you show the rexx code? Hard to guess without knowing how the lines
> are
> created...
>
> Scott
Can you show the rexx code? Hard to guess without knowing how the lines are
created...
Scott Rohling
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 6:54 AM, Mark Pace wrote:
> I've been noticing this behavior out of putty for sometime but until now it
> hasn't really effected me. Now I'm try to format some output on
I've been noticing this behavior out of putty for sometime but until now it
hasn't really effected me. Now I'm try to format some output on the screen
and it's messing me up. Here is a small sample.
Notice that if you use a character in every position they all show up in the
correct space, but it
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