Correct.
USER HATS
MACHINE ESA 1
... other stuff
will define a z/VM guest called HATS which only has a single CPU
assigned to it.
ref:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/hcsg0b20/3.2.
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John,
Yes, HATS run on MainFrameLinux using WAS. So, do I understand
you in that I can assign two IFL's to my VM, and most of my MFL's could
have access to both IFL's except for the MFL that runs HATS? I somehow
assign a cpu to it in my USER DIRECT statements?
At 11:03 AM 11/21/2007, McKown, John wrote:
If HATS runs on Linux, then you could have a dedicated
Linux guest for HATS. And in z/VM, you could assign a single virtual CPU
to that Linux instance. That would restrict the HATS Linux system to run
on a single CPU at a time (might switch from CPU to CPU, but only use
one).
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Folks,
I've done about a 45 minute search and I
think my answer is that I'd have to run multiple VM's per frame but
wanted to ensure I was right. My management wants to run some product
called HATS on our VM/MFL world. We recently upgraded from our z/890's
with 1 IFL each to z9BC's with 2 IFL's each. I guess to keep costs down
they want to run on one IFL this HATS worlds so the question to me was
can I run a single VM with BOTH IFL's allocated but alot the HATS world
only 1 IFL. Is this possible with VM config parms or some other way like
maybe my HMC which I just thought of but haven't looked at yet. I know
we have to lic Suse for more engines. Just more interested in is it even
doable. THANX!!!!
Brian W. France
Systems Administrator (Mainframe)
Pennsylvania State University
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Brian W. France
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Pennsylvania State University
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