On Wednesday, 06/17/2015 at 07:03 EDT, Martin Schwidefsky
martin.schwidef...@de.ibm.com wrote:
Well, technically there have been machines with OSA cards that required
the portname which is why the parameter has survived until now. There
is a bit in the response block of the read channel
On 6/18/2015 at 10:56 AM, Alan Altmark alan_altm...@us.ibm.com wrote:
Ummm. I wouldn't do that. I simply want the documentation to
disappear and any distro-provided configuration panels to remove it. If
someone already has it, accept it, warn that it is being ignored, and
Whereas I
On Thursday, 06/18/2015 at 11:45 EDT, Mark Post mp...@suse.com wrote:
There wouldn't be any failures if someone provides a portname in a
parmfile,
for instance. The installer would ignore it as would the kernel. As
for being
an attribute of the OSA I'm sure there are _plenty_ of other
I agree with Mark .. from everything I've read in these threads and
documentation - the 'safest' course is to not specify the portname - and
there is no downside to not specifying it but can be to having it specified
-- so have the driver ignore any configuration that attempts to specify
it.
I am sure this has been covered, but can someone point in the direction of
getting printers to work off zlinux servers? Drivers?
Thank you as always.
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Please see the following link for the BlueCross BlueShield of
Installing RHEL 6.6 and trying to create a custom layout with the hard drives.
I am trying to use 2-3390-3 for the root and 1- 3390-27 for an lvm mounted at
/opt. Is there some better documentation or a Share presentation that is more
detailed than what is in the Redbook? Having a difficult
Hi Matt,
To create an LVM volume is quite simple:
1) First you need to set the partition or disk as a Physical Device for the LVM
2) Then you have to create a Volume Group
3) Create the Logical Volumes that will be part of the Volume Group
More information can be found here:
Although its not exactly what your asking for, I sat in on a presentation
from this company at a NYC Linux Council meeting a while ago and it
sounded very promising:
http://www.ubiquitech.com/en/home/
Kurt Acker
IBM Smarter Planet, Smarter Data Centers
Virtualization and Enterprise System
On 6/18/2015 at 02:48 PM, Dean, David (I/S) david_d...@bcbst.com wrote:
I am sure this has been covered, but can someone point in the direction of
getting printers to work off zlinux servers? Drivers?
Well, you're probably not going to get anything working that requires an actual
driver to
On 6/18/2015 at 02:59 PM, Filipe Miranda fmira...@redhat.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
To create an LVM volume is quite simple:
1) First you need to set the partition or disk as a Physical Device for the
LVM
Please make sure you use a partition on any ECKD devices. Don't try to use a
I've not used the LVM within Linux much but have a LOT of experience with
an LVM within AIX, so I'm not sure how well allocation can be managed w/r/t
intra and inter policies within a volume group on Linux.
On AIX you could tune the intra policy to maximize locality of reference
and STILL use the
This is just a warning due to what we have to go through.
A windows server has all the printers directly connected to it, therefore we
have to get permission for our windows laptops and desktops to connect to that
server in order to print through it to the actual printer. Please check out
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