Virtual PC does not work on a G5, it doesn't contain little endian (I think
that's what's missing) emulation support which is critical to Virtual PC's
operation. Microsoft has not given any date when they will support a G5
> I haven't tried Bochs on Linux/PPC, but if I can make it run on
> Linux/
> The best (and most accurate) way to get dates and locations is from the
> redhat Web site at www.redhat.com/roadtour.
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>
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>>From: Robert Reuscher
>>Reply To: Linux on 390 Port
>>Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2002 3:00 PM
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Timer Patch for 2.4.7
>>
>>I'm trying
f the program, plus it has
and extra line EXPORT_SYMBOL(sys_wait4);
I would think I could add these two lines and continue on, any reason
this should not work?
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:27 17-07-02, Robert Reuscher wrote:
>parameters="DASD-200-201 root=dev/dasda1 noinitrd vmhalt=LOGOFF"
Maybe you need the other one, the vmpoff=LOGOFF I added both when
I did not have time to find out which one to use, and my guests
logoff when I 'shutdown -h now' them.
Rob
We just upgrading our SuSE 2.2 system to 2.4.7, and are trying to get
the VMHALT ipl parameter to work, inside my zipl.conf I have the line:
parameters="DASD-200-201 root=dev/dasda1 noinitrd vmhalt=LOGOFF"
at linux IPL time, I see this line being redisplayed, however after I do
shutdown -h -t 1
efault via ${GATEWAY}
> in the case where it is not, it does:
> ip route add default dev ${DEVICE}
>
> What is the IP address and netmask of your Linux/390 guest? (Since you're
> using the 10. network, the netmask should be 255.0.0.0.)
>
> Mark Post
>
> -Original
What if it doesn't show the maintenance level? I received, applied and
built a new nucleus today, and after I ipled it still did not give me a
maintenance level when I issued the query vmlan command. I'm pretty sure
that is applied, I was able to find the symbol HCPLANML and display
storage, it sh
he modules (so you have to get into some
> of the /etc/init.d/ scripts for that.
>
> Rob
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