oracle is in the process of certifing 31-bit 9i to run on 64 bit linux. 10g
will be 64 bit only.
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>From w
>From what I have found, a lot of middleware is not yet certified to run 64-bit Linux
>(i.e. DB2 UDB, Oracle 9i). I am awaiting the 32-bit version CDs so that I can proceed
>to install Oracle 9i.
Ashley George
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> Hi,
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> How about #CP Q PSW for a class A user ?
>
> Pau
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 14:44, Paul Hanrahan wrote:
> How about #CP Q PSW for a class A user ?
Or #CP Q CPLEVEL for any user.
Adam
Hi,
How about #CP Q PSW for a class A user ?
Paul Hanrahan
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Okay, let me
Dans un message du 08 oct ` 13:56, Little, Chris icrivait :
> isn't this supposed to change with 2.6? ie, there will only be s390
> for both 31 and 64 bit?
No, they just merged both trees in the kernel since a lot of the code
was common to both "archs". The kernel still returns "s390x" in 64 bit
SP2 is Service Pack 2. There is one for 31-bit (s390)
and another for 64-bit (s390x), It includes a bunch
of fixes and a later kernel. From the SuSE s390 site:
SLES8 31-bit build date was 2002/11/12 for GA
SP231-bit build date was 2003/06/17 for GA
SP331-bit build date was 2003/10/0
isn't this supposed to change with 2.6? ie, there will only be s390 for
both 31 and 64 bit?
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uname -m will return s390 or s390x
Mark Post
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From: Brian France [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Okay, let me please carry this one further.
Is there a
Okay, let me please carry this one further.
Is there a command in either Linux or z/VM
that I can tell what's running? Like 31bit
vs 64.
At 01:23 PM 10/8/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Hi all,
How does one know when/how 31-bit or 64-bit is selected for the
installation of SuSE SLES8 for S/390 and zSeries?
Hi all,
How does one know when/how 31-bit or 64-bit is selected for the
installation of SuSE SLES8 for S/390 and zSeries? I saw one hit on Google
mentionning the need to IPL SLES8 rather than IPL SLES8X to ensure 31-bit
but that leaves me clueless. Apparently there is only one set of CD media.
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