As fas as I know, the Kdump and exec Kernel Dumping Mechanism was a tech
preview on RHEL6.3 - its only fully supported by the GSS (Red Hat's Global
Support Services) on RHEL6.4
Bellow is a summary of the technical features for RHEL6.4 just for reference:
http://www.slideshare.net/ftmiranda/red-h
On Fri, May 10th, 2013 at 2:32 AM, David Boyes wrote:
> You're probably not going to budge them on that.
With luck maybe Filipe can bring some more clout to the table ;-)
Shane ...
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> I know the IBM dump tools doc says explicitly to use kdump, but apparently
> RedHat support has been adamant
> Has anyone else bumped into that message from RedHat?
Repeatedly. They know what they know, and that's what's in their script. You're
probably not going to budge them on that.
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Hello Stewart,
Could you contact me off list? I want to know more details about your recent
experience.
Thank you,
Kind Regards,
Filipe Miranda
Global Lead for System z
fmira...@redhat.com
M. 949 572 3463
W. 650 254 4170
Red Hat, Inc.
On May 9, 2013, at 9:03 AM, "Stewart, Lee" wrote:
> We'
We're running RHEL 5.9 and 6.3. My Linux guys tell me that RedHat support is
telling them that the only way to take a dump on System Z is VMDUMP. But our
Linuxes tend to be up in the 20-40GB range, and it takes forever (many hours)
to take a dump, tons of free dump space in the spool, and ma
