I'm training a new collegue to help me in linux and z/VM on mainframe. My
collegue has no knowledge in mainframe hardware, linux or z/VM, except the
training that I have given him.
I'm pretty much a newbie myself in z/VM and zlinux, so I'm looking for
books dat he can use as a reference
Samir,
I'm looking for books dat he can use as a reference and for self-study,
especially for zlinux.
Most people learn by doing. If you have access to an LPAR, z/VM, Linux,
some DASD and IP addresses, you can go through the steps in the
Virtualization Cookbooks. There is one for Novell's SLES
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Samir,
I'm looking for books dat he can use as a reference and for self-study
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I'm training a new collegue to help me in linux and z/VM on mainframe.
My collegue has no knowledge in mainframe hardware, linux or z/VM,
except the training that I have given him.
I'm pretty much a newbie myself in z/VM and zlinux, so I'm
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Re: self study books for linux on mainframe
Samir,
I'm looking for books dat he can use as a reference and for self-study,
especially for zlinux.
Most people learn by doing. If you have access to an LPAR, z/VM, Linux,
some DASD and IP addresses, you can go through
I guess about 6 - 8 months ago, I read a document, perhaps a redbook,
redpiece...concerning IBM 3590 tape drives and Linux on the mainframe.
I made a mental note about it as we were in the process of getting a
couple 3590s.
Now it is time to try to use the 3590s with Linux and my mental note
Does anybody know how I get the SUSE Linux 8.0 Administration Guide for
s/390. We can't find it at the SUSE web site.
Try htp://www.redbooks.ibm.com and search for Linux.
Mark D Pace
Senior Systems Engineer
Mainline Information Systems
1700 Summit Lake Drive
Tallahassee, FL. 32317
Office:
/cd1/suse/s390/sles-admin-zseries_en-8.1.0.2-2.s390.rpm
Mark Post
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Does anybody know how I get
Does anybody know how I get the SUSE Linux 8.0 Administration Guide for
s/390. We can't find it at the SUSE web site.
Thanks,
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Hi Guys,
Is there any way
On Mon, May 31, 2004 at 11:12:38AM -0400, James Tison wrote:
You just can't get those tape labels that MVS
seems to thrive on.
Well, actually you can. You need a copy of a handy little gadget
called 'ansitape'. You can get a copy from:
I would like to know what the membership's experience is on Linux's
performance on the mainframe as compared to Intel. We have a small LPAR
for Linux (10% cap on CPU) + 1GM memory. But it way underperforms Linux on
Intel. However neither has been stressed with many users.
I would like to know what the membership's experience is on Linux's
performance on the mainframe as compared to Intel.
For what purpose? If you're trying to solve computational problems, then
Intel platforms will always come out ahead. If you're trying to solve
I/O intensive problems, or
On Maw, 2004-04-13 at 18:37, David Boyes wrote:
Intel platforms will always come out ahead. If you're trying to solve
I/O intensive problems, or balance a lot of different work on the same
machine, then Intel systems don't do as well. It depends on the
workload.
Another consideration is
says the cost of a Linux mainframe with a three-year
maintenance contract and a three year software subscription to z/VM is
nearly half the cost of a similar z/OS mainframe package. IBM's message is
being miscommunicated or misunderstood here. Since z/OS is not being cut
out of the picture
of the
mainframe. McCaffrey says the cost of a Linux mainframe with a
three-year
maintenance contract and a three year software subscription to z/VM
is
nearly half the cost of a similar z/OS mainframe package. IBM's
message is
being miscommunicated or misunderstood here. Since z/OS is not
being cut
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Phil,
How much do you expect a writer to absorb in one email? I didn't feel like
giving him the equivalent of a post-doc in Linux/390. He wasn't worth my
time.
Mark Post
I must be having a good day, then. I'm not usually accused of being too
kind. :)
Mark Post
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Another article with incorrect info in it,
TODAY'S TOP NEWS: IBM Introduces Linux-Only Mainframe
IBM Corp. has offered Linux as an option on its z/Series
mainframe for nearly two years, but there was a catch: Linux ran
in a partition managed by z/OS. Now IBM offers
CNet news.com article dated jan 24th
IBM to sell Linux-only mainframe
A new Linux-only mainframe model that IBM will announce Friday is the
strongest indication so far of the company's enthusiasm for uniting the
comparatively new operating system with the decades-old business
computer line
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