Perhaps, there wasn't enough memory to carve out HSA; for grins try CP Q HSA. If there's none, and I would think you'd have gotten an error/informational message during the POR/CEC Activate, but if none, you'll need to reduce what's assigned.
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 7:31 AM, Kris Buelens <kris.buel...@gmail.com>wrote: > The following week(s) I won't have access to the HMC of this z800, so I > can't verify some of the suggestions. But, I issued some other CP commands > that might help a bit to sched some light: > q dyn stor > Remaining Channel Subsystem Resources for Dynamic I/O Changes: > Number of Subchannels for Unshared Paths: 0 > Number of Control Units: 0 > Number of Unshared Channel Paths: 0 > Number of Subchannels for Shared Paths: 0 > Number of Shared Channel Paths: 0 > Ready; T=0.01/0.01 17:19:43 > > This is troubling me a bit: there is no more storage, or is this caused by > that CP cannot use the dynamic config stuff: > > set dyn on > System is now enabled for dynamic I/O changes > Ready; T=0.01/0.01 17:15:37 > set configmode on > HCPCCO6808E System disabled for dynamic I/O changes > HCPCCO6808E The dynamic I/O support was disabled at the > HCPCCO6808E service console > Ready(06808); T=0.01/0.01 17:15:54 > > 2009/12/9 Ron Schmiedge <ron.schmie...@gmail.com> > > Kris, >> >> I can't find anything in my notes, I will have to give myself a stern >> talking to. >> >> I think what happens is the IOCP generates a new VM token for you. >> Can't remember if I needed to delete the TOK entry or not, but I let >> nature take its course. I can see that IOCP puts in a token with the >> current date and time in the source. Once you bring up that IOCP it >> sets the VM token and they match the IOCP. Next time you do an IOCP >> the message goes away. And you can make dynamic changes once the token >> and IOCP match. >> >> Ron >> >> On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 1:25 PM, Ron Schmiedge <ron.schmie...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> > Kris, >> > >> > We have a z800 with dynamic configuration enabled. >> > What does the TOK statement in the IOCP look like? I seem to recall >> > having to fiddle with that to get dynamic part working. Its been a >> > couple of years but I will see if I can find my notes. >> > >> > Ron >> > >> > On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 10:05 AM, Kris Buelens <kris.buel...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> >> I'm working on an old z800 machine for backup Recovery, that is running >> in >> >> basic mode (no LPARs). And SET CONFIGMODE ON fails: >> >> set configmode on >> >> HCPCCO6816E Dynamic I/O changes are not allowed on this system >> >> Ready(06816); T=0.01/0.01 16:12:18 >> >> >> >> On the HMC, I turned on "allow dynamic I/O configuration changes" in >> the >> >> Activation profile, I performed a Power-on-Reset. But still, it >> doesn't >> >> work. The SYSTEM CONFIG file should be OK: during IPL, CP tells: >> >> 16:03:42 HCPZPQ6857I System is enabled for dynamic I/O changes >> >> >> >> When I write the IOCDS, I get an error about the token: >> >> IOCP L911QDIO ( WRTA0 DYN >> >> QUERY TOKEN command return code was: 6816 >> >> Processing will continue with default token. >> >> TOTAL MESSAGES FOR SYNTAX CHECKING: 00000 INFORMATIONAL: 00000 >> >> 000 WARNING: 00000 ERROR: 00000 >> >> TOTAL MESSAGES FOR I/O DEVICE REPORT: 00000 INFORMATIONAL: 0 >> >> ION: 00000 WARNING: 00000 >> >> TOTAL MESSAGES FOR CHANNEL PATH ID REPORT: 00000 INFORMATIONAL: 0 >> >> ION: 00000 WARNING: 00000 >> >> >> >> TIME 16.57 DATE 09.342 PAGE 507 >> >> IYP059I IOCP SUCCESSFULLY WROTE IOCDS A0 >> >> >> >> TOTAL IOCP MESSAGES: 00001 INFORMATIONAL: 00001 CAUTION: 00000 >> >> 00000 ERROR: 00000 >> >> Ready; T=0.37/0.39 16:57:34 >> >> query token >> >> HCPCCO6816E Dynamic I/O changes are not allowed on this system >> >> The target channel subsystem configuration token is: >> >> VM-TOKEN11/13/0910:42:28 ....11/13/0911:44:06 >> >> Ready(06816); T=0.01/0.01 16:57:52 >> >> >> >> What can be wrong? >> >> >> >> -- >> >> Kris Buelens, >> >> IBM Belgium, VM customer support >> >> >> > >> > > > > Kris Buelens, > IBM Belgium, VM customer support > -- Gregg Reed "No Plan, survives execution"
