Doesn't the RVA do on the fly compression.  A freshly formatted disk
should compress down to almost nothing.

On Wed, 2003-11-19 at 15:04, Jim Sibley wrote:
> I just noticed that when you vary a CDL pack with a
> VTOC online to MVS, it shows a 1 track VTOC, no data
> sets allocated and 100% free. (It seems to me it
> should show 100% allocated with a dummy data set).
>
> How does RVA free space collection affect this?
>
> If you mixed MVS and Linux CDL on the same RVA and the
> Linux volumes happen to be online, how would the RVA
> free space software handle the situation? There would
> be a mismatch between the RVA LSA tables and what
> appears to be the MVS VTOC. What would happen during
> space collection? Would the space be returned to the
> RVA freepool?
>
> Normally this is not a problem for us because we keep
> the Linux on separate DASD subsystems from MVS.
> However, I do have an operational requirement when I
> need to put some Linux with the MVS volumes. Does this
> create any other problems for Linux on the RVA?
>
>
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