This page contains links to IBM documentation applicable to Linux on System z distributions available from Red Hat.
Introduction
This documentation is a complement to and in no way replaces documentation available from Red Hat.
The 'Distribution hints' page may also have useful information.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4
The following manuals:
- Device Drivers, Features, and Commands
- Using the Dump Tools
are tailored to RHEL6.4. The below mentioned 'Development stream' documentation is chosen to show the version that most closely resembles the functionality in RHEL6.4:
Base documentation
-
Device Drivers, Features, and Commands on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4 - SC34-2597-04
(PDF, 4.3MB) | February 2013 -
Using the Dump Tools on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4 - SC34-2607-03
(PDF, 1.0MB) | February 2013
How to documents
- How to Improve
Performance with PAV (kernel 2.6.35) - SC33-8414-01
(PDF, 0.1MB) | September 2010 -
How to use FC-attached SCSI devices with Linux on System z (kernel 2.6.35) - SC33-8413-05
(PDF, 1.0MB) | September 2010 -
How to use Execute-in-Place Technology with Linux on z/VM - SC34-2594-01
(PDF, 0.5MB) | March 2010
Download a tarball with sample scripts. - How to Set up a Terminal Server Environment - SC34-2596-00
(PDF, 0.3MB) | June 2009
Reference documentation
-
libica Programmer's Reference - SC34-2602-01
(PDF, 1.3MB) | August 2011 - Troubleshooting Guide
(PDF, 0.2MB) | March 2012
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.3
The following manuals:
- Device Drivers, Features, and Commands
- Using the Dump Tools
are tailored to RHEL6.3. The below mentioned 'Development stream' documentation is chosen to show the version that most closely resembles the functionality in RHEL6.3:
Base documentation
-
Device Drivers, Features, and Commands on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.3 - SC34-2597-03
(PDF, 4.2MB) | June 2012 -
Using the Dump Tools on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.3 - SC34-2607-02
(PDF, 0.7MB) | June 2012
How to documents
- How to Improve
Performance with PAV (kernel 2.6.35) - SC33-8414-01
(PDF, 0.1MB) | September 2010 -
How to use FC-attached SCSI devices with Linux on System z (kernel 2.6.35) - SC33-8413-05
(PDF, 1.0MB) | September 2010 -
How to use Execute-in-Place Technology with Linux on z/VM - SC34-2594-01
(PDF, 0.5MB) | March 2010
Download a tarball with sample scripts. - How to Set up a Terminal Server Environment - SC34-2596-00
(PDF, 0.3MB) | June 2009
Reference documentation
-
libica Programmer's Reference - SC34-2602-01
(PDF, 1.3MB) | August 2011 - Troubleshooting Guide
(PDF, 0.2MB) | March 2012
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2
The following manual:
- Device Drivers, Features, and Commands
is tailored to RHEL6.2. The below mentioned 'Development stream' documentation is chosen to show the version that most closely resembles the functionality in RHEL6.2:
Base documentation
-
Device Drivers, Features, and Commands on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2 - SC34-2597-02
(PDF, 4.2MB) | March 2012 -
Using the Dump Tools on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.1 - SC34-2607-01
(PDF, 1.3MB) | May 2011
How to documents
- How to Improve
Performance with PAV (kernel 2.6.35) - SC33-8414-01
(PDF, 0.1MB) | September 2010 -
How to use FC-attached SCSI devices with Linux on System z (kernel 2.6.35) - SC33-8413-05
(PDF, 1.0MB) | September 2010 -
How to use Execute-in-Place Technology with Linux on z/VM - SC34-2594-01
(PDF, 0.5MB) | March 2010
Download a tarball with sample scripts. - How to Set up a Terminal Server Environment - SC34-2596-00
(PDF, 0.3MB) | June 2009
Reference documentation
-
libica Programmer's Reference - SC34-2602-01
(PDF, 1.3MB) | August 2011
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.1
The following manuals:
- Device Drivers, Features, and Commands
- Dump Tools
are tailored to RHEL6.1. The below mentioned 'Development stream' documentation is chosen to show the version that most closely resembles the functionality in RHEL6.1:
Base documentation
-
Device Drivers, Features, and Commands on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.1 - SC34-2597-01
(PDF, 13.1MB) | May 2011 -
Using the Dump Tools on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.1 - SC34-2607-01
(PDF, 1.3MB) | May 2011
How to documents
- How to Improve
Performance with PAV (kernel 2.6.35) - SC33-8414-01
(PDF, 0.1MB) | September 2010 -
How to use FC-attached SCSI devices with Linux on System z (kernel 2.6.35) - SC33-8413-05
(PDF, 1.0MB) | September 2010 -
How to use Execute-in-Place Technology with Linux on z/VM - SC34-2594-01
(PDF, 0.5MB) | March 2010
Download a tarball with sample scripts. - How to Set up a Terminal Server Environment - SC34-2596-00
(PDF, 0.3MB) | June 2009
Reference documentation
- libica Programmer's Reference - SC34-2602-00
(PDF, 0.3MB) | June 2009
Add-on features
-
Integrating applications with Linux on zEnterprise - SC34-2608-00
(PDF, 0.3MB) | December 2011
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6
The following manuals:
- Device Drivers, Features, and Commands
- Dump Tools
are tailored to RHEL6. The below mentioned 'Development stream' documentation is chosen to show the version that most closely resembles the functionality in RHEL6.
Base documentation
- Device Drivers, Features, and Commands on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 - SC34-2597-00
(PDF, 3.8MB) | November 2010 - Using the Dump Tools on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 - SC34-2607-00
(PDF, 0.6MB) | November 2010
How to documents
- How to Improve
Performance with PAV - SC33-8414-00
(PDF, 0.1MB) | May 2008 -
How to use FC-attached SCSI devices with Linux on System z (kernel 2.6.32) - SC33-8413-03
(PDF, 1.0MB) | December 2009 - How to use Execute-in-Place Technology with Linux on z/VM - SC34-2594-01
(PDF, 0.5MB) | March 2010
Download a tarball with sample scripts. - How to Set up a Terminal Server Environment - SC34-2596-00
(PDF, 0.3MB) | June 2009
Reference documentation
- libica Programmer's Reference - SC34-2602-00
(PDF, 0.3MB) | June 2009
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
- Documentation for Linux on System z functionality which was integrated into RHEL5 releases can be found in the 'October 2005 Stream' documentation.
- For How-to documentation on Web 2.0 refer to Web 2.0 with RHEL5.2.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
- Documentation for Linux on System z functionality which was integrated into RHEL4 releases can be found in the 'April 2004 Stream' documentation.