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The client prefers Linux instead of Windows because
of the viruses, skills and prefer it instead of AIX because of the budget. I
also tried NV 7.1.3 on Linux but it has a communication problem with MLMs so I
had to turn to Windows version which has a bunch of problems too so no I'm going
back to Linux with 7.1.4 version. Everything seems to be fine .. until I try to
arrange the map. Anyway I tried to rediscover the map with location.conf in
place but the same problems... In the meantime I opened an ESR with
IBM
thanks!
Sincerely Yours / al Dvs.
Lucian Vanghele,
Senior System Engineer,
Business Information Systems- BIS srl
tf./fax:+4021 255 4579
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2004 2:26
AM
Subject: Re: [nv-l] again
location.conf
Two variables associated with this with your
added information.
- Oh, Linux base. Possible bug in what is a
relatively new platform. The Unix versions have had almost
fifteen years to mature since first design and even the Windows version is
into it's second set of teeth. Linux may have inherited some good genes but
it's still the baby of the family. Time to fire up my Linux image and
see what I find. (Play time! Yipee.)
- You did not say it was a second map associated
problem and IY48698 specifically addresses second maps. If a second
map it's probably the APAR.
I don't expect problems with the header; just
ruling out the possibility. Same with the third and fourth items; not
necessarily associated with the problem but hints on developing location
files.
Bill
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