Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dasdfmt should work reliably without any dependence on prior format. I
notice in the dasdfmt code commentary (on Developerworks) that it doesn't
format track 0. Maybe that's ok, maybe not.
Or maybe it's the dasd device driver causing the problem.
On at
Why are you using PROXYARP? It is a way to
get around routing restrictions, it is not a solution with long-term viability.
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Hello. I am installing 5.2 and need to add a couple of EXEC's to the S disk (mdisk MAINT 190) I've accessed 190
as another mode, added my two execs and rebuilt the CMS saved segment. Logged off of the user, logged
back on. When I do a FILELIST on the S drive, the EXEC's don't show up, but when
What EXECs are you adding to the S disk? Executables should only be
added to this disk through CMS installing or servicing.
Your problem technically may be that fm number is 1, which will not show
up on fm letter S as the disk is access fm number 2.
David
Steve Gentry wrote:
Hello. I am
On Thu, 25 May 2006 09:31:45 -0500, Lucius, Leland
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Oh well. I guess IBM owns everything... :-) Actually, since no copyri
ght was
attached to the article, I guess Alfred was within his rights to use it
freely,
but to claim ownership That just seems wrong.
Leland
Steve--I'm not on 5.2 yet, but the procedure that I've used for many years
is to save the execs or whatever you need on the 190 disk as filemode
2. That's important. Then using the SAMPNSS EXEC that typically is
shipped on the MAINT 493 disk, create a new NSS (Named Saved System)
skeleton by
Make sure the
execs have a mode number of 2 as in S2.
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Jim Hughes
603-271-5586
Impossible is just an opinion.
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
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Steve Gentry
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 10:10
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To:
Mace,
Add the COPYVOLID parameter.
COPYVOLID specifies that the volser of the original source volume will be
copied to the target volume. If you don't specify COPYVOLID, the target
volume volser will remain the same as it was before the restore.
Charlie
State of Wyoming
Thanks all for the response. I needed to change the mode from S1 to S2.
Steve G.
Honor super omnia
I have a customer looking at a z9 for z/VM, but EMC only
qualifies the z9 for z/OS (per their web site at
http://www.emc.com/interoperability/index.jsp). Is anyone on this
list using EMC disk on a z9 with z/VM? Were you able to get a
statement of support from EMC?
Jim
Steve (G.),
Others have properly alerted you to
the filemode-2 requirement (that goes for public files on the Y-disk, too!).
The S and Y-disks are accessed to only show files with filemode 2
(e.g. ACCESS 19E Y/S * * Y2).
You didn't say why you were adding
files to the S-disk. In my 29 years
VM APAR VM64021 has been opened to address this problem.
Mary Ellen Carollo
z/VM Development
IBM Endicott
On Wed, 10 May 2006 11:23:02 -0500, Brian Nielsen
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This morning the LAN team was performing maintenance on the external
CISCO
box that my OSA's connect to. The
On 5/26/06, Jim Bohnsack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve--I'm not on 5.2 yet, but the procedure that I've used for many years
is to save the execs or whatever you need on the 190 disk as filemode
2. That's important. Then using the SAMPNSS EXEC that typically is
shipped on the MAINT 493 disk,
I was afraid of that, because that is what seems to be happening, i.e., the changes aren't working.
I have the instructions on how to do local mods.
Rob van der Heij [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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With a STATE of SYN-RECEIVED for a INTCLIEN connection.
In z/VM TCPIP - can/should you increase QUEUE for half-open connections?
What about SYSTEM NETID ?
Rob van der Heij [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject:Re: z/VM 5.2 and the S disk
I echo
Mikes sentiment about keeping the S-disk as clean as possible. It is
guaranteed to change with the release of VM. We have a tools repository disk
that is accessed for our users by SYSPROF magic (we have created some exit
points to call our routines.) That is where we place the bulk
Whaddya mean What about SYSTEM NETID ?
Yes, use the same procedure to replace SYSTEM NETID as mode 2 if that's
what you are asking about. The same for the SYSTEM SEGID. Neither of them
go into the INSTSEG, so don't worry about that.
If you are wondering what it's used for, it's used by
Jim,
We are using EMC on a z990. Their dasd, at least at this level, can run without
any mods so long as you are not running Shadow Copy on VM. Pardon me if the
name Shadow Copy is incorrect - we also have HDS and IBM dasd and I seldom
remember which name goes with which vendor. The HDS
We use some EMC dasd (3390-mod3 and 3390-mod1) on a Z9 with VM5.1 and
VM5.2 without problems unless you use 3390-mod1's (and maybe 3380's? we
don't)
Don't know if EMC officially supports the Z9/EMC combo.
If you use mod1's in the EMC and then you put on the very recent
new-function PTF for apar
Thanks for the reply, Alan. I have reordered z/VM 5.2 (I think). I am sure I
will have loads more questions when it gets here and I get a chance to work on
it.
And my favorite editor is probably Gene Weingarten, although I think he's a
columnist now.
Thanks,
Jon
snip
It's worth pointing
On: Fri, May 26, 2006 at 09:59:17AM -0500,Steve Gentry Wrote:
} Thanks all for the response. I needed to change the mode from S1 to S2.
Steve, fine but do these files HAVE to be on the S-Disk? By convention
(and Mother's rules) only IBM things go on the S disk. User things
normally go on the
No, they don't HAVE to go on the S disk, but every site has a unique setup. SYSPROF and the two home grown EXECs control how users
logon and what they are given access to. All of this is imbed into how the rest of the system interacts. I'm planning on converting to 5.2 this
weekend and I don't
delurk
Those copyright statements are in LE modules. Since C under z/OS is
LE-enabled, it establishes an LE environment, which includes abend
intercepts, etc.
I just did a test on z/OS 1.7, and there are only 2 copyrights, in CEESTART
and CEEBINIT.
Of course, since the example is actually a
I have another little issue that has cropped up. My normal backup
procedure for right now is to vary the DASD online to z/OS, then use
FDR/Instant to snapshot them and back them up. I have created a new guest and
loaded RHEL onto it. I can back up all of the volumes except for one;
If it contains the user directory, it should have a minimal VTOC. An ICKDSF
FORMAT CPVOL (or simply a CPFMTXA) should place a 2 or 3 record VTOC
immediately following the volume label (which is at cyl 0, track 0, record 3).
Can you do a DDR TYPE or PRINT of that track to see what is really
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