done?
I also heard that V=R will not be supported in z/VM 5.1. Is it true?
Thanks for your attention.
Regards,
Johnny Tan
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Hi,
I have a question here on z/VM minidisk cache.
By default, z/VM minidisk cache is enable. As I know, z/VM minidisk cache is
using z/VM real memory and expanded storage. Would anyone recommend to use
minidisk cache on z/VM where the main purpose of z/VM here is to support Linux
guests?
To
Hi,
I have a question here on z/VM minidisk cache.
By default, z/VM minidisk cache is enable. As I know, z/VM minidisk cache is
using z/VM real memory and expanded storage. Would anyone recommend to use
minidisk cache on z/VM where the main purpose of z/VM here is to support Linux
guests?
To
Hi,
We did encountered problems (filesystem corruption) when using reiserfs on
SLES8 (31-bit) in the beginning of installation. The filesystem corruption was
resolved by applying to the newer kernel (i.e 2.4.21-278) and applied latest
reiserfs rpm. The filesystem corruption on reiserfs can be f
Hi All,
Recently, I have tried to do network teaming for two network cards to perform
as one network for HA purpose.
I found that SLES 8 includes "bonding" drivers. It works fine for SLES 8 on
Intel. However, I encountered problem with SLES 8 on S390.
Has anyone tried using "bonding" on SLES 8
Hi David,
I am using SLES 8 SP4. OSA is attached to z/VM 4.4 and z/VM assigned three
device numbers to linux guest to form on NIC.
If there is qetharp for ARP equivalent on zLinux, is there any other network
teaming software that is equivalent with bonding? qethbonding?
Cheers.
-- Ori
Hi All,
I would like to ask about the qeth utilities. As far as I know, Linux on
Mainframe is not able to display the MAC address of the servers in the same
network / subnet using arp.
Hence, the equivalent "arp" program for Linux on Mainframe will be "qetharp".
Is there any equivalent "rarp"
