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  3. February 2008

Re: Is a 9406-525 64-bit or 32-bit?

ALopez wrote:

Why not download Zend's PHP. You get a much easier to install package of
MySQL. Even if you do not want to use PHP you can still run MySQL.
Because it didn't work either. Anytime I try (either through Zend's install, MySQL's install, or directly from the command line in QSH) the following fails:
QOpenSys/usr/bin/tar -xf /tmp/mysql_i5os_install.tar. It will start, but inevitably it aborts with: "tar: 0511-197 mysql-5.0.45-i5os-power-64bit/bin/mysqld-debug: Cannot write data extracted with the tar command. Thre is not enough space in the file system."

Since I have close to a terabyte of free DASD, I'm at a loss. So is Zend. So is IBM. We're at V5R4M5 with all the latest PTF groups.

Any chance that some other limit is involved? Do the user profiles have storage limits set? I'm not at all sure what happens in these cases when user limits are reached.

Tom Liotta


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