I can answer #3. Yes z/VM 5.4 will run on a z114. We are running it on a z196
(big brother to z114), but we had to apply maintenance to z/VM 5.4.
You can find a list of PTFs for z/VM 5.4 to support the z196 and z114 at
http://www.vm.ibm.com/service/vmreqze.html
Thanks..
Paul Feller
AGT
And just for completeness, I have a customer happily running 5.4 on a z114.
I would go for 6.2 on the new box, but you'd have to think IBM would cane you
something awful with licensing for running z/OS as guests.
Needs must I suppose ...
Shane ...
On Tue, May 28th, 2013 at 8:09 PM, Feller, Paul
z/VM 540 is at least supported on a z114... however running production zOS
under z/VM is not really recommended so I have to ask why you are not
considering upgrading zOS? That would also have to help simplify your
System z push/pull process for the upgrade.
Here is a quick high level z114 FAQ
On Monday, 05/27/2013 at 04:43 EDT, Bruce Arro ba...@amcotec.co.za
wrote:
Have a Z9 with 1 CP and 5 IFL's. Have 4 X Z/VM 5.4 LPARS with various
versions
of SUSE Linux running as guests and a Z/OS Prod and Test Lpar.
Are installing a Z114 in a few weeks time and would like to upgrade to
Z/VM
On Tuesday, 05/28/2013 at 06:29 EDT, Shane G ibm-m...@tpg.com.au wrote:
I would go for 6.2 on the new box, but you'd have to think IBM would
cane you
something awful with licensing for running z/OS as guests.
Why? Some of my IBM brethren are more knowledgeable on this subject than
I, but I
On Tuesday, 05/28/2013 at 09:14 EDT, Kurt Acker/Endicott/IBM@IBMUS wrote:
z/VM 540 is at least supported on a z114... however running production
zOS
under z/VM is not really recommended
There was a time when even the minimal overhead of z/VM was enough to make
running z/OS as a guest
Just a curiosity question:
Is anyone running Red Hat or SUSE natively in its own LPAR without having z/VM?
I know that under z/VM you can run multiple LINUX images. It is also very easy
to clone systems. However, just wondering if there are clients out there that
only want to run one LINUX
On 5/28/2013 at 04:00 PM, Pesce, Andy andy.pe...@autozone.com wrote:
Just a curiosity question:
Is anyone running Red Hat or SUSE natively in its own LPAR without having
z/VM?
I know that under z/VM you can run multiple LINUX images. It is also very
easy
to clone systems. However, just
On 5/28/2013 1:00 PM, Pesce, Andy wrote:
Just a curiosity question:
Is anyone running Red Hat or SUSE natively in its own LPAR without having z/VM?
I know that under z/VM you can run multiple LINUX images. It is also very easy
to clone systems. However, just wondering if there are clients out
On one hand -- it works...
On the other hand -- There can be significant challenges...
In a previous job ...
- We had one customer with a couple Linuxes in LPARs. It proved a significant
challenge to move them from an old DASD subsystem to a new DASD subsystem
- We also had a customer
I am trying to determine why an Oracle app is using a lot of storage (and
growing and growing). I am not sure if it¹s application related or not.
Initially I saw lots of OCIParamGet() calls with no corresponding
OCIDescriptorFree() calls. However, after correcting this there was no
respite from
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