> We want to install LINUX on our G5 in LPAR mode.
I'll make the comment that this should be a temporary measure at best
and move on. You will not want to run this way in production.
> 1) What LINUX distribution is the most popular for the S390?
> Advantages/disadvantages?
SuSE has had a sign
> One more question...
> We have two GbE OSA adapters used by our production system for TCPIP.
>Is there any problem sharing one of these with the LINUX LPAR?
Funny you should ask.
Since you say LINUX LPAR, I'm assuming you have a single Linux image in
an LPAR, rather than a network of penguins
t: Friday, March 07, 2003 11:42 AM
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Wow! Thanks to everyone for all the great info!
One more question...
We have two GbE OSA adapters used by our production system for TCPIP. Is
there any problem sharing one of these with the LINUX LPAR?
T
Wow! Thanks to everyone for all the great info!
One more question...
We have two GbE OSA adapters used by our production system for TCPIP. Is there any
problem sharing one of these with the LINUX LPAR?
Thanks again!
Mike Martin
Systems Programmer
Wake Med Information Services
3000 New Bern A
On Fri, Mar 07, 2003 at 10:56:40AM -0500, Scott Chapman wrote:
> 1) My feeling is that SuSE is probably the most popular for s390 at the
> moment, but I don't have any hard data to back that up. If you just want
> to "play" Debian is unencumbered by any issues with a vendor wanting money
> from y
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Before the initial install system is IPLed, there is a parameter that
can/should be used to limit the disk addresses that Linux will be able to
use. It will sense them all, but wi
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I don't know that there's so much an advantage of one distribution over the
other. The decision can boil down to a few things: company standard, price,
personal preference, maybe more. If your corporate standard dictates that
you run a certain distribution, then this problem is essentially solved
On Friday, 03/07/2003 at 10:38 EST, Mike Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi all,
>
> We want to install LINUX on our G5 in LPAR mode. I have a couple of
basic
> questions...
>
> 1) What LINUX distribution is the most popular for the S390?
> Advantages/disadvantages?
>
> 2) The extra LPAR tha
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Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 10:39 AM
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Hi all,
We want to install LINUX on our G5 in LPAR mode. I have a couple of basic
questions...
1) What LINUX distribution is the most popular for the S390?
Advantages/disadvantages?
2
Hi all,
We want to install LINUX on our G5 in LPAR mode. I have a couple of basic questions...
1) What LINUX distribution is the most popular for the S390?
Advantages/disadvantages?
2) The extra LPAR that we have setup, has an IOCP definition that shares ALL disk
drives with our
OS/3
Bruce,
>1. What is the best distro to use for this purpose? I
>realize there may be several different good answers to
>this question, I'm just looking for opinions here.
You are correct, opionions vary. But you indicated a preference for
rpms? Why not consider the Rh7.2?
>2. Where are the
ing
list's participants, etc.
Mark Post
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From: Bruce Tobin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 11:40 AM
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Subject: newbie questions
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I'd really like something on which the redhat s390 rpms install cleanly and
easily.
My company is doing an s390 linux pilot next month.
hardware: 9672-R56 running z/VM
I'd like to see the machine configured for running one
or several mysql/apache/php stacks, with as many php
bells and whistles as we can find and successfully
install. I'd really like something on which the
redha
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