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Most of us working with AIX know the IBM AIX Toolbox for Open Source Software. It’s a repository that gives us access to the open-source world. But have you ever looked closely… The post AIX Toolbox – What is hidden among the RPM packages for AIX? appeared first on OSAdmins.

Why should I pay so many bucks for the opensource software?

I’m also trying to switch from spapr-vscsi & spapr-vlan devices to virtio. (There’s only one NIC on the vm, but have the same result with spapr-vlan enabled, in which case networking works fine)

If set to a static default like the offending (and imho insecure!) relative paths are no longer shown and works correctly. Update: I can block this behaviour by explicitly setting the variable which controls the order of searching and loading dynamic libraries (this is like on Linux).

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