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>If you don't like being told you're wrong,
>be right!
>Came the "Brisbane Flood," the basement was awash. With sewerage.
Sewerage = the pipes, pumps and related infastructure
Sewage = the smelly stuff
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stand its inherent advantages, but as
someone has already commented, it often just doesn't wash with management
if a cheap Pentium outperforms a million-dollar mainframe.
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rs to walk
>through.
That's right - this is a known problem. You can fix it by either upgrading
Linux or Samba. We upgraded to a later release of Samba to get around the
problem.
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ormat for DFDSS to work.
Yes it is mandatory to have CDL format, which means you need the 2.4
kernel.
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Thanks for the assistance with this.
Installing Samba 2.2.6 (from the source) solved the problem.
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;overlaying a larger scale enterprise file system like AFS. This will
>substantially increase the scalability of the solution, at the price of
>some additional complexity (and also offer some nice benefits in terms
>of bandwidth optimization and backup solutions). If you're interesti
the source and
running make?
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don't want to put up a technical solution if it is not robust and scalable.
We are running OS/390 on a 9672-R36 (G5), OSA-2 fast ethernet.
Is Samba going to work well in a real-life production environment? Any
thoughts or comments would be much appreciated.
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formatted for the mainframe (3390 ECKD format).
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You might stir up a few republicans with talk like that ;)
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>It's okay if you have money.
>
>No, not to bribe officials - that's more likely to get you a few
SLES = SuSE Linux Enterprise Server
>i know there is Debian, Red Hat, Suse, Turbo Linux, and
>sles, but i dont know what is sles.
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Hi Tom, its working fine.
( By the way, why you would want a tape drive on Linux/390?)
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You wrote:
I've authored 3 subjects on Linux390 in the last 3 weeks. I havn't
re
to believe all the marketing rhetoric about Linux, it should be a matter of
just re-compiling the existing Domino for Linux-Intel code-base shouldn't
it?
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omers who
do this the quicker we are likely to get it!
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OFFLINDR program
and the library it resides in.
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You wrote:
What is the best way to avoid tromping on your Linux 3390 disks
by OS/390 ickdsf etc.
I'm assuming I can't use HC
recl Blksz CreatedExpires
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LINUX.VLX1002.PART.NATIVE
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50083 ? 1 3390 FS 4096 4096 2002/05/13 ***Perm***
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as JCL I used, I would be glad to
provide it.
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You wrote:
The only thing I can suggest is getting out your original installation tape
and re-IPLing from that. Once you've got the system up, insmod dasd_mod
with the de
hardware
message "Incorrect PSW loop" "CP 0 is looping trying to switch between PSWs
that are invalid". The invalid PSW is all zeros.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
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or what we want. You're
right we're not a VM shop so we're just using LPAR mode to evaluate the
capabilities. Ultimately we may become one (a VM shop!) if we want to run
multiple Linux images in production. So I guess its not an issue for
production.
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Roya
We're doing a Linux/390 POC with SuSE 7.2 in an LPAR.
Is it possible to use a 3270 terminal as the console instead of the HMC,
for the boot messages? If so where would I find information/instructions?
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