that it is. In my experiences, this list is an infinitely better
resource for solving mainframe linux problemsand it doesn't cost
thousands of dollars a year.
Kudos to the community here, you certainly do beat the hell out of IBM's
mainframe linux support.
/rant
Michael Lambert
Louisiana State
Hello, everyone.
I've noticed a somewhat disturbing error message that is generated on
our SLES 8 (31 bit) guests utilizing FCP scsi drives whenever the
command hwscan --disk is run. These errors are always replicatable if
the zfcp, scsi_mod and sd_mod drivers are loaded and an FCP disk is
- What I need info on is HOWTO setup ZEBRA for this STANDARD VIPA.
See
http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/RedpaperAbstracts/redp0220.html
for a redpaper that touches on those subjects.
Michael Lambert
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know that this platform is worthy of
supportat least as much as the Itanium if not more.
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Louisiana State University
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a portname statement) seemed to have no effect.
Thanks for your help,
Michael Lambert
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looked
like.
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and, consequently, aren't being loaded at reboot.
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that is still maintained. If cost is a problem,
Debian is freely available.
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lot, very fast. (I do, which is why I do that sort of
thing. A lot of people don't.) There are probably easier places to start
than with kernel patching and compiling, but if that's what you want to =
do,
then read up on all that and give it a try.
Mark Post
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announcement emails, so I have to assume that
they are harvesting my email address from this list. Has anyone else gotten any
unsolicited mail from UTSGlobal?
I almost appreciate the opt-out instructions, but then I remember that no one
should reply to spam, whether we know the company or not.
Michael
the result of a problem and not an oversight, but does anyone
know what those problems might have been and when (if?) the module will
return?
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by issuing a q v osa
and looking at the adp value of the first output queue. A consistent value
greater than zero indicated that the interface was munged). We have since
migrated to a new z800 and found that our latency problems have almost
disappeared, but our images now go into loops.
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Date:Thu, 27 Nov 2003 22:45:18 +0800
From:John Summerfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT Re: Political Correctness goes mad in L.A. County (USA)
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003, Michael Lambert wrote:
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 01:15:01 -0600
From: Michael Lambert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply
However, it seems to me the US is home to more than its fiar share of
these bizarre ideas: perhaps it's just that we hear of more of them,
but the SCO shenanigans seem to me to be one of those Only in the US
things. As does this sensitivity to slavery.
This ridiculous bureaucratic
Our network problems are not quite as dire as my last message stated. We
are experiencing intermittent network problems in what seems to be a
random sampling of our images . Interactive sessions with affected
images begin to drag and, when pinged, they seem to drop the first few
packets. The
was
working fine, so I don't consider it significant. Hopefully, someone can
confirm or deny that. Any ideas?
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for the responses,
Michael Lambert
There are definitely some problems in this area, but I'm not sure how to
isolate them. The folks that run the LCDS seem to think it is with the
qeth/qdio Linux/390 drivers. I see symptoms very similar to what you're
seeing. Random, moderately frequent network
is not a priority with RH's engineers.
BTW, I like Red Hat and wanted to stay with their product.
Unfortunately, I have to go with the vendor that appreciates the
subtleties of the platform.
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. Is this the unsniffable
hipersockets traffic that I've seen mentioned?
TIA,
Michael Lambert
Hello, again.
Although Alan's suggestion for disabling ECN cleared up the majority of
our listerv mail problems, there are still a few servers that we can't
send mail to. We can ping and traceroute them
was Etherent II...no ip, hostnames or
anything. Our listserv box shows the expected traffic, but not these
machines that I just installed the same version of ethereal on. Anyone
have any idea for the cause of the difference?
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of our organization who convinced
L-Soft to release this port and we are wondering if anyone else uses it.
We would feel more secure about the possibility of future releases if
other shops are using it.
Michael Lambert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
is the problem),
but I can't seem to find the rpm any longer.
TIA,
Michael Lambert
In regards to the problem I was having defining a interface device, we
found that the device 11F6 was the culprit. For reasons presently
unknown, this device would not work. After switching to 3 new devices,
eth0 came up fine. Thanks to everyone for your help.
Michael Lambert
On Tue, 2002-10-29
Hello, everyone.
I've been trying to send this message for a couple of weeks now, with no
success. Here we go again...
I've been attempting to setup a eth0 device uisng a direct link to an
OSA card. I've got 3 non-shared devices defined and dedicated, but the
device will not come up. Whenever I
Yep...here are the relevant contents of my modules.conf.
alias eth0 qeth
add probeall qeth qdio
From: Rich Smrcina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Organization: Sytek Services
Subject: Re: Qeth Problems
Do you have an alias for eth0 in /etc/modules.conf?
alias eth0 qeth
alias eth1 qeth
system, but it is now running on the 2.4.17 kernel with the
IBM patches.
Michael Lambert
From: Mark Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Qeth Problems
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Michael,
you say defined and dedicated, thus I assume this is a zVM Guest?
If so then ensure
Mark,
I'm using the OCO modules that IBM supplied with their patches for this
kernel level.
I got the number 4.28 as microcode level from the processor code level
entry from an OSA query. I can't find a comparable level to yours in
dmesg...
Michael Lambert
From: Mark Perry [EMAIL
Lon,
We use dirmaint to allocate mdisks, so overwriting cylinder zero should
not be an issue. Good suggestion, though.
Michael Lambert
Date:Tue, 15 Oct 2002 10:42:43 -0400
From:Loren Charnley, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Dasd partition disappeared
Michael,
Have you looked
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