"Device Drivers, Features, and Commands" manual from IBM has a complete description of the supported devices. qeth: OSA-Express Fast Ethernet OSA-Express 1000Base-T Ethernet OSA-Express Gigabit Ethernet OSA-Express Token Ring OSA-Express ATM OSAÂExpress2 Gigabit Ethernet OSAÂExpress2 10 Gigabit Ethernet OSAÂExpress2 1000Base-T Ethernet(only z9) HiperSockets lcs: OSAÂ2 Ethernet/Token Ring OSA-Express Fast Ethernet OSA-Express 1000Base-T Ethernet(only z890 or z990) OSA-Express Token Ring OSAÂExpress2 1000Base-T Ethernet(only z9) ctc: ESCON Channel-to-Channel iucv: Inter-User Communication Vehicle(only VM or VIF) -thanks-
Created attachment 121789 [details] better description of the net drivers
The problem with doing this is that what the drivers support changes on a somewhat regular basis and then we have to constantly be keeping up with how the drivers change in the text
what? IBM mainframe hardware does not is like the PC world, there is no clones. So the hardware is very limited, it grows every X _years_. And the current list of drivers is not as exact as it should be. ask it to any s390 developer about it. -thanks-