Distribution specific information
Find out as of which Linux distribution a new function is supported.
This document does not provide information that is specific to a particular Linux® distribution. The device drivers, features, options, and commands it describes are either provided with the Linux kernel on www.kernel.org, on GitHub, or are commonly available tools.
Your Linux distribution might provide additional utilities for working with IBM Z® devices that are not described in this publication. See the documentation that is provided with your distribution to find out what additional utilities you can use.
For versions of this and other documents that have been adapted to a particular
distribution, see one of the following web pages:
ibm.com/docs/en/linux-on-systems?topic=distributions-red-hat-enterprise-linux
ibm.com/docs/en/linux-on-systems?topic=distributions-suse-linux-enterprise-server
ibm.com/docs/en/linux-on-systems?topic=distributions-ubuntu-server
The following tables provide a summary of functionality for which there is no distribution-specific documentation.
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux
Name | Description | Chapter |
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Secure execution AP queue binding support | The chzcrypt and lszcrypt commands have been updated to handle binding and associating requests for KVM guests running in secure-execution mode on hardware and software that supports those functions. |
Name | Description | Chapter |
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ASD autoquiesce support (gdps) | You can now control the DASD autoquiesce feature with new sysfs attributes. | |
hyptop update | Add real smt utilization to the hyptop command. | hyptop - Display hypervisor performance data |
The lspai command | You can now display PAI cryptographic counters with the lspai command. | lspai - List Processor Activity Instrumentation counters |
zcrypt command filtering | The lszcrypt command now displays whether command filtering is available for a cryptographic adapter. | lszcrypt - Display cryptographic devices |
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Name | Description | Chapter |
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ASD autoquiesce support (gdps) | You can now control the DASD autoquiesce feature with new sysfs attributes. | |
CCW standalone dumper deflate exploitation | The zipl command has a new option that suppresses the automatic compression of CCW-type DASD dumps. | Preparing a dump device |
hyptop update | Real smt utilization was added to the hyptop command. | hyptop - Display hypervisor performance data |
The lspai command | You can now display PAI cryptographic counters with the lspai command. | lspai - List Processor Activity Instrumentation counters |
zcrypt command filtering | The lszcrypt command now displays whether command filtering is available for a cryptographic adapter. | lszcrypt - Display cryptographic devices |
Secure execution AP queue binding support | The chzcrypt and lszcrypt commands have been updated to handle binding and associating requests for KVM guests running in secure-execution mode. |
Ubuntu Server
Name | Description | Chapter |
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DASD autoquiesce support (gdps) | You can now control the DASD autoquiesce feature with new sysfs attributes. | |
CCW standalone dumper deflate exploitation | The zipl command has a new option that suppresses the automatic compression of CCW-type DASD dumps. | Preparing a dump device |
hyptop update | Real smt utilization was added to the hyptop command. | hyptop - Display hypervisor performance data |
The lspai command | You can now display PAI cryptographic counters with the lspai command. | lspai - List Processor Activity Instrumentation counters |
zcrypt command filtering | The lszcrypt command now displays whether command filtering is available for a cryptographic adapter. | lszcrypt - Display cryptographic devices |