Subj : Cails ons ons on "weird" platforms To : Sampsa Laine From : Vince Coen Date : Thu Dec 24 2015 01:58 pm Hello Sampsa! Wednesday December 23 2015 09:09, you wrote to me: This is a follow on from my previous msg. Thinking a little about your problem - I have ommited some points to consider. 1. Is the Linux distro you are running on the host PC/server fully upto date with all service packs and fixes and is it done on a regular basis? If not use another one that does! 2. Have you built both the v3 and v4 builds of Hercules so you can test each one on this distro ? 3. Does the Linux Distro that will run under Hercules fully up to date with service packs and other fixes again on a regular basis and if there has not been any or you cannot access them, find another distro. 4. Have you installed all required packages required for C development that mbse needs? 5. Did you tell the mbse build to make use of all Z optimisations without going overboard? 6. If there are issues in installing a working C development group of packages on items 1 & 3 consider cross compiling on your own box, although that also has its issues in that find a GCC compiler that supports the Z platform. Well thats a starter for 10 . Vince > -=> Vince Coen wrote to Sampsa Laine <=- VC>> @MSGID: <5676FB94.1645.mbse@b4bbs.com> VC>> Hello Sampsa! VC>> Sunday December 20 2015 17:49, you wrote to me: >> My Debian/390x is down right now because it's really unstable on >> Hercules and the latest crash corrupted the disk images beyond >> repair. >> Once I've rebuilt a SuSE (or something) z/Series box I'll get back >> to you. VC>> What verion of Hercules are you running and on exactly what VC>> platform? Vince > I think 1.0.4 or 1.0.5 and it's Debian/s390x on an emulated z/Series > mainframe. > It's not the easiest of installs, I don't recommend it unless you have > a lot of time to waste. > Sampsa > ... MultiMail, the new multi-platform, multi-format offline reader! Vince --- Mageia Linux v5/Mbse v1.0.6/GoldED+/LNX 1.1.501-b20150715 * Origin: Air Applewood, The Linux Gateway to the UK (2:250/1) .