Nice article; too bad VM (which wasn't mentioned by name) didn't get as
good a press as VMWARE.
Mike
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If you want a WEB based tutorial get the TCVM1 package from
http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/. It is a little more than entry
level but it is easy to navigate and has nice examples.
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George Wallace
Object REXX will run both the classic REXX format and the object format, in
the same exec even.
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How about a new command SET DRIFT. This could used by a LINUX image running
NTP. Couple this with a new directory option USEDRIFT and other LINUX
images could use the value and CMS machines which don't tolerate such thing
as backwards running time would not be affected. The time calculation would
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You could have IUCVTRAP running or you could run the command in a PIPE:
i.e.
pipe command REXEC . . . . | stem rexec_output.
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It looks like FCP guest support wsa introduced in 4.3. FCP IPL was in 4.4
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NOTES 6.5 TO SUPPORT MAINFRAMES RUNNING LINUX | SearchDomino.com
IBM Lotus announced today that Notes/Domino 6.5 will include support
for Linux on the zSeries mainframe. The new version will also support
the Domino Web Access client via the open-source Mozilla browser.
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Great site. Try this strip, it is really relevant.
http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20030706
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One of our own gets to preach to the choir. Invite one or more
non-believers.
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Does your switch know to forward the packets from the FTP server for
subnets 6 & 7 through 192.168.5.100?
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7;s E-mail :-).
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Darn. After seeing this E-mail my boss will probably ask for LINUX for
OS/390 ;-)
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I looks like Oregon knows where it going wiht open source. Hope other state
follow their lead. See article:
http://zdnet.com.com/2100-11-991462.html
If you count those that don't get turned on along with the ones that do,
390 processors definitely outshipped Itanium.
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If you can get hold of CW for 02/03/2003 there are two relatively good
articles:
On page 23 "Moving into Mainframe LINUX"
On page 35 "When Yanking the Mainframe is not an Option"
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uture.
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Below is a URL pointing to a Gartner blurb on what may next in processors:
http://techupdate.zdnet.com/techupdate/stories/main/0,14179,2898075,00.html
It talks about the the number of CPUs going above 16 and the use of
multiple MCMs to help z/OS.
I know that z/VM supports 64 virtual machines but
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The cost is per engine, both purchase and maintenance. But I beleive most
people will save money with this arrangement in the long haul.
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>From Enterprise Strategies Journal
TODAY'S TOP NEWS: Consolidation Projects Push Linux on Big Iron
More than cost, server consolidation efforts are helping push Linux
into IBM mainframe environments.
**This Story is also available on the Web at:**
http://www.esj.com/news/article.asp?Editorials
It looks like VM and VMWare are going to be step children of a sort
according to a SEARCH390 article:
LEAD STORY
IBM TO SELL AND SUPPORT VMWARE SOFTWARE | News: cw360
Although IBM has its own partitioning tools for mainframe and Unix
servers, the company has decided to partner with VMware for
pa
If z/VM and LINUX are to run in 64-bit mode I would use 6 MB main and 2MB
expanded.
If both are 31-bit mode I would use 2MB main and 6MB expanded.
If z/VM is in 64-bit mode I would go some higher in main storage to give
storage relief for things the have to be below the 2G line.
What happened to step 5 of the kill and eat scenario?
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sarcasm
>From our experiences with Tivoli management and sales droids on TSM for VM,
the news item below from today's SEARCH390 is a little hard to believe;
maybe it is a case of selective hearing ;-(
TIVOLI: CUSTOMER NOW THE KING | News: SearchSystemsManagement
At Tiovli's annual conference in Washingt
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The diag 68, or x'44', is a "voluntary time-slice end"
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I believe that in some circumstances the three digits are taken as octal
instead of decimal; i think this occurs when using three digits and there
are leading zeros.
It is not included. You must have or order release 4 as a minimum to get
all the functionality that you need.
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You still need the DASDFMT. The RESERVE only kept the whole disk for LINUX
to use; still a CMS function only.
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