No, it won't wait. z/VM will dispatch the guest on a single logical processor
if necessary. Keith Gooding wrote:Hi all,
Suppose I have a linux zVM guest with n virtual IFLs running in a z/VM LPAR
which has n dedicated IFLs. If the guest is dormant and becomes eligible to run
again ( eg I/O c
They got power for the 8300, but I haven't been able to get to it yet. Too
much to do at one time. We don't need that much space for each Linux
guest- about 18G, but since we are not using it for anything else right now
no problem, The 8300 will be up soon I hope.
CS
On Fri, Feb 15, 2013 at 6:4
Hi all,
Suppose I have a linux zVM guest with n virtual IFLs running in a z/VM LPAR
which has n dedicated IFLs. If the guest is dormant and becomes eligible to run
again ( eg I/O completes) does the zVM scheduler wait for all n real IFLs to
be free before dispatching it ?. I thought I saw so
Cameron:
Correction. Make that 485 3390-9 volumes.
Mike
On 02/14/2013 10:06 PM, Cameron Seay wrote:
I am trying to copy either of these guests and replicate them for a class I
am teaching:
USER LINUX001 LINUX001 1G 4G G
INCLUDE LNXDFLT
CPU 00
CPU 01
NICDEF F000 TYPE QDIO DEV 3 LAN SYSTEM VSWI
Cameron:
As Tomas suggested, you will be assigning complete disks to each user,
so the easiest approach (at least for the 700 and 701 addresses) is to
find unassigned disks and then format them and assign them to each user.
Check with Rich or some other LINUX type as to the kind of formatting
nee
