Hi
Im runing 8-10 SuSE linux - and LINUX7 is my route/firewall LINUX that all
other VM linux connect to.
I know that my VM IUCV definition's is OK, because when i start a SuSE
LINUX in my RedHat virtuel maschine, then i can connect to LINUX7 using
IUCV.
So my problem is somewhere in RedHat - not in VM definitons.
:-) Claus.
Jay Phelps
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I thought iucv=HOST required the name of the virtual machine running
the IP stack (usually TCPIP), not the name of your linux host. You
also need appropriate DIRECTORY and PROFILE TCPIP definitions.
J
Hi
I tried to use /pub/redhat/linux/rawhide/s390/images, to get a
redhat
running, but there is at problem using IUCV.
I get the following message:
Please enter the FQDN of your new virtual machine (e.g.
s390.redhat.com):
mylinux.test.it
Please enter the network device you intend to use (e.g. ctc0, escon0,
iucv0, eth0, tr0):
iucv0
Please enter the IP address of your new virtual machine:
10.180.6.1
Enter the IP of your ctc/escon/iucv point-to-point partner:
10.180.6.2
Enter iucv kernel module options (usually iucv=HOST):
iucv=linux7
/tmp/netiucv.o: unresolved symbol fsm_settimer
/tmp/netiucv.o: unresolved symbol init_fsm
/tmp/netiucv.o: unresolved symbol fsm_deltimer
/tmp/netiucv.o: unresolved symbol fsm_getstate_str
/tmp/netiucv.o: unresolved symbol fsm_addtimer
/tmp/netiucv.o: unresolved symbol kfree_fsm
SIOCSIFADDR: No such device
iucv0: unknown interface: No such device
SIOCSIFDSTADDR: No such device
iucv0: unknown interface: No such device
SIOCADDRT: No such device
SIOCADDRT: No such device
can anybody help ?
Claus.
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