If you want to check that 6103 is really 1002 or 5407 is really 1002 then load the files from the service envelope and have a look at them... The service files look, act and can be manipulated like a tape.
To load files on to the x disk from an RSU on z.
vmfplcd load * * x env= 0602rsu servlink z
Do that a couple of times and you get.
MAINT FILELIST A0 V 169 Trunc=169 Size=47 Line=25 Col=1 Alt=0
Cmd Filename Filetype Fm Format Lrecl Records Blocks Date Time
6VMTCP10 PRODPART X2 V 73 1779 9 5/19/10 18:04:13
6VMCPR10 PRODPART X2 V 71 435 3 5/19/10 18:03:54
6VMCMS10 PRODPART X2 V 71 662 4 5/19/10 18:03:35
INS 6103 X1 V 39 16 1 5/19/10 18:03:15
6VMCMS10 $INS6103 X1 V 7 8 1 5/19/10 18:03:07
6VMRAC10 MEMO X1 V 92 803 8 5/19/10 18:03:02
6VMPTK10 MEMO X1 V 81 535 5 5/19/10 18:02:58
5VMHCD40 MEMO X1 V 81 297 3 5/19/10 18:02:53
6VMTCP10 MEMO X1 V 81 611 5 5/19/10 18:02:50
6VMCPR10 MEMO X1 V 81 917 8 5/19/10 18:02:43
6VMCMS10 MEMO X1 V 81 432 4 5/19/10 18:02:29
RACF SRVAPPS X1 V 51 1 1 5/19/10 17:16:31
6VMRAC10 VVT$PSU$ X1 V 40 1 1 5/19/10 17:16:31
CMS SRVAPPS X1 V 81 5 1 5/18/10 16:17:29
6VMCMS10 VVT$PSU$ X1 V 97 5 1 5/18/10 16:17:29
PERFTK SRVAPPS X1 V 51 17 1 5/14/10 18:15:21
6VMPTK10 VVT$PSU$ X1 V 97 46 1 5/14/10 18:15:21
TCPIP SRVAPPS X1 V 81 29 1 5/13/10 23:13:23
6VMTCP10 VVT$PSU$ X1 V 98 118 2 5/13/10 23:13:23
CP SRVAPPS X1 V 81 70 1 5/13/10 23:12:12
6VMCPR10 VVT$PSU$ X1 V 100 370 6 5/13/10 23:12:12
VMHCD SRVAPPS X1 V 51 2 1 9/15/09 13:59:45
5VMHCD40 VVT$PSU$ X1 V 40 51 1 9/15/09 13:59:45
1= Help 2= Refresh 3= Quit 4= Sort(type) 5= Sort(date) 6= Sort(size)
7= Backward 8= Forward 9= FL /n 10= 11= XEDIT/LIST 12= Cursor
====>
X E D I T 1 File
Inside INS 6103 is:
INS 6103 X1 V 80 Trunc=80 Size=16 Line=0 Col=1 Alt=0
====>
|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7..
00000 * * * Top of File * * *
00001 z/VM 610 Stacked RSU Installation Tape
00002 VOL01 OF 1
00003 :VOL01.
00004 INS FILES 02
00005 6VMCMS10 HDR 2
00006 6VMCMS10 CMS 6
00007 6VMCPR10 HDR 2
00008 6VMCPR10 CP 7
00009 6VMTCP10 HDR 2
00010 6VMTCP10 TCPIP 6
00011 5VMHCD40 HDR 2
00012 5VMHCD40 VMHCD 5
00013 6VMPTK10 HDR 2
00014 6VMPTK10 PERFTK 6
00015 6VMRAC10 HDR 2
00016 6VMRAC10 RACF 5
00017 * * * End of File * * *
And have a look at one of the memo files:
6VMCPR10 MEMO X1 V 81 Trunc=81 Size=917 Line=0 Col=1 Alt=0
====>
|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7...
00000 * * * Top of File * * *
00001 "SCRIPT/VS 4.0.0: DEVICE 1403N6 CHARS MONO
00002 »
00003 "
00004 "
00005 "
00006 " z/VM 6.1.0
00007 " z/VM 6.1.0
00008 " z/VM 6.1.0
00009 " z/VM 6.1.0
00010 " CP COMPONENT
00011 " CP COMPONENT
00012 " CP COMPONENT
00013 " CP COMPONENT
00014 " SERVICE UPGRADE MEMO-TO-USERS
00015 " SERVICE UPGRADE MEMO-TO-USERS
00016 " SERVICE UPGRADE MEMO-TO-USERS
00017 " SERVICE UPGRADE MEMO-TO-USERS
00018 " 1002RSU
00019 " 1002RSU
00020 " 1002RSU
00021 " 1002RSU
00022 »
00023 "
00024 " CONTENTS
00025 " CONTENTS
00026 " CONTENTS
00027 " CONTENTS
And 1002 it is...
And rewind/reset the file if you want to scan through it.
vmfplcd rst env= 0602rsu servlink z
vmfplcd scan * * env= 0602rsu servlink z
Scanning ...
INS 6103 C1
6VMCMS10 PRODPART C2
CMS SRVAPPS C1
6VMCMS10 VVT$PSU$ C1
6VMCMS10 MEMO C1
6VMCPR10 PRODPART C2
CP SRVAPPS C1
6VMCPR10 VVT$PSU$ C1
6VMCPR10 MEMO C1
6VMTCP10 PRODPART C2
TCPIP SRVAPPS C1
6VMTCP10 VVT$PSU$ C1
6VMTCP10 MEMO C1
5VMHCD40 PRODPART C1
VMHCD SRVAPPS C1
5VMHCD40 VVT$PSU$ C1
5VMHCD40 MEMO C1
6VMPTK10 PRODPART C2
PERFTK SRVAPPS C1
6VMPTK10 VVT$PSU$ C1
6VMPTK10 MEMO C1
6VMRAC10 PRODPART C2
RACF SRVAPPS C1
6VMRAC10 VVT$PSU$ C1
6VMRAC10 MEMO C1
enjoy...
Rod Nash
Senior Technical Specialist
SUSE Linux Enterprise, Novell Asia Pacific
rn...@novell.com
Telephone: +61 (0)3 9520 3520
Mobile: +61 (0)412 214 292
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Melbourne VIC 3004
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