t aspect of the disk...
If you don't like this, you can always ignore the VTOC and use some other
partition table that is stored within the logical view of the device.
So, if someone can explain why the dasd driver needs to be the way it is,
such that we need to have these discussions on why yo
be to keep it separate, choose a fitting name
from a wider Unix context, rather than the current "fdasd" name,
which contrasts it to "fdisk" in a narrow PC Linux context, and
make sure there is no confusion with the fdisk program.
Does anyone know what these tools on UTS and/or AIX/370 were called?
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.).
The discussion between Andy and Linus is famous and has been
retained in the archives. Andy felt very strongly about
the micro-kernel approach, and Linus felt very strongly that
that might be a theoretically nicer design, but with existing
technology not practically feasible (yet).
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he timezone can be set per process/session, with a system-wide
default. Summer/winter time switch-over dates and other conversion
details are included in the timezone definition files as used by
the system libraries.
For a more detailed explanation and further references, see "man tzset".
and a /lib64 directory, and
a /lib symlink to one of them.
Note that the LSB refers to FHS 2.2 for matters concerning
the file system hierarchy.
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l/image
> #ramdisk=/boot/initrd
> parameters="dasd=0200-21f root=/dev/dasdo1 noinitrd"
>
> [dumptape]
> target=/boot
> dumpto=/dev/rtibm0
>
>
> It was placed into production using the command: zipl -c /etc/zipl.new.root
> On further investigation (and from a s
een automatically generated from a
corresponding sendmail.mc file, as it should be.
In the sendmail.mc file, the corresponding line would be
MASQUERADE_AS(your.domain.name)dnl
You may wish to study the sendmail documentation at sendmail.org,
as I think there are some other related parameter
load the second stage boot loader off a SCSI drive.
Perhaps it might want to use some parameters passed in whatever
method seems appropriate.
The boot loader itself could, in theory, be stored on a tiny
VM minidisk and shared among all Linux guests.
(in a way, the VM minidisk would be equivalent to
lso has the reverse consequence that you should not
depend on any stage of a pipeline to run in a subprocess (and thus
*not* affect the current execution environment of the script).
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I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas
t the numbers are intended to be decimal,
not octal or hexadecimal...
(and other RFCs contain examples that confirm this)
I suppose the UNIX standard take precedence here... ;-(
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Willem Konynenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas
that could provoke such a question -- Charles Babbage
specific base, the desired base must be specified
to the parsing function.
It would appear that some code that parses a "dotted decimal"
IP address has erroneously be written using the default automatic
base detection, where it should have forced base 10.
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to learn something about the Hercules
> effort, use the software!
>
> Phil, you got flamed. Most folks think you earned it, even if it was OTT.
It looks like Phil is getting himself quite a bit of mileage out of
that one flame, isn't he? But then, he'd better, since he worked
long and hard to harvest it...
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subset.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~jmvdveer/algol68.html
Algol68G
Although not a complete implementation, the documentation
seems to suggest that this one may be fairly complete, as
ALGOL68 compilers go.
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Willem Konynenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am not able r
ssor serial number is only unique for that particular
vendor and model of processor, which does not satisfy the
documented purpose of the gethostid function.
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SE are lacking.
Lack of a Messages and Codes Manual should not be taken as
proof positive that Linux is an inferior operating system.
It just shows that Linux comes from a different background,
a different culture. Not inferior, just different.
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co you find at funet.fi. Uteco was last updated in 1989,
ptf-teco was last updated in 1995, and TECO-C was last updated
in 1991.
Any other versions around?
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I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas
that could provoke such a question -- Charles Babbage
to stand for "Simple", which I believe was
interpreted as "Simplistic", and has meanwhile been corrected
to mean "Complex". ;-)
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Willem Konynenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas
that could provoke such a question -- Charles Babbage
John's message would have
resulted in a file /etc/chandev.conf with a single line
containing the text "qeth0,0xee00,0xee01,0xee02".
Given the amount of trouble he did with four echo commands
in sequence, I suspect he intended the result to be different.
(Hint: try swapping the ">&
ct...
Nah, more like the User Mode Linux project...
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Willem Konynenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas
that could provoke such a question -- Charles Babbage
ore interesting comparison to me seems to be
Linux on Intel vs Linux on S/390.
Unless, of course, the aim is to sell Linux on S/390...
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Willem Konynenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas
that could provoke such a question -- Charles Babbage
d totally irrelevant for the comparison that Alan was making.
PC linux boxed sets are available from Red Hat, Suse, and others
at roughly $100.
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Willem Konynenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas
that could provoke such a question -- Charles Babbage
Back to the original question:
Although I would also be interested to hear why one would
want to have a PPP connection on an S/390 system, the fact
that it cannot be configured with the current s390/config.in
seems incorrect. All other architectures support it, either
implicitly by sourcing drivers/n
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