This is all I have in SYSTEM CONFIG, so I guess it's ok?
/**********************************************************************/
/* System_Identifier Information */
/**********************************************************************/
System_Identifier_Default zVM-81
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That depends.. If you have CPUID's in the system config file then you will
need to update them for the new cpu.. On the other hand if you just have a
stetement like this you don't need to do anything.
System_Identifier_Default ZVMHOME
On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 8:22 AM, George Henke/NYLIC <
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Tom Huegel wrote:
>This technique requires you to know some things about the D/R system like
the CPUID etc
Why CPUID?
We are upgrading from z9 to z196 soon.
Is there a CPUID carried in SYSTEM CONFIG which I must change?
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Here is what I do.
In SYSTEM CONFIG file I have these statements.
System_Identifier 2094 09A123 ZVMHOME
System_Identifier 2817 09B123 ZVMDR
/**********************************************************************/
/* IMBED -SYSTEM- SYSTEM */
IMBED -SYSTEM- SYSTEM
/**********************************************************************/
Then I have two files on CF1
ZVMHOME SYSTEM <==== All of the system config statements for my home
system
ZVMDR SYSTEM <==== All of the system config statements for my
D/R system
This technique requires you to know some things about the D/R system like
the CPUID etc. you can use the different names throught the system to
decide if you are at home or at a D/R sught.
On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 7:01 AM, George Henke/NYLIC <
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>The truly paranoid keep a .iso copy of the DVD in each location (or burn
>extra physical copies and keep it with your emergency ops manual).
Just because we're paranoid, does not necessarily mean everyone is not out
to get us.
Alan Altmark <alan_altm...@us.ibm.com>
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On Thursday, 02/17/2011 at 05:48 EST, Mike Walter
<mike.wal...@aonhewitt.com> wrote:
> If you're reading this and are new to z/VM, take one thing away... build
a
> stable (tested and rarely changed) 1-pack z/VM recovery system. It
could save
> your job one day (or dark night).
The truly paranoid keep a .iso copy of the DVD in each location (or burn
extra physical copies and keep it with your emergency ops manual). The
ramdisk-based installation system can be used to repair other systems. It
will run even if nothing else will.
Alan Altmark
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