BMC VM Linux Management and Archiving download

This project is a tool that allows end users of Linux on the mainframe under VM to manage their own Linux virtual machines: IPL, Shutdown, re-image with different versions, and archive base and modified Linux versions.

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Intended Audience

System Administrators, Developers

Registered

2008-10-02

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