With (most) IBM compatible 3480s/3490s ... yes. One exception I can
think of is Memorex which have a setting which enables its own
proprietary hardware compression that can not be read by any other
vendor's tape drive.
With IBM's 3590 drives ... only in one direction ... meaning that higher
Well, then Houston, I think we've got a problem because when I download UM31742, use SERVICE and PUT2PROD,
it doesn't update correctly. When I review the various MSG and LOG files, it appears that it installs correctly.
So . . . either the code is wrong or SERVICE and/or PUT2PROD has a problem.
I installed PTF UM31742 manually and got the same results. i.e, the IOCP utility still says it is
Rel./Ver. 1.2
Guess I'll call IBM on Monday.
Steve G.
Leland Lucius [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent by: The IBM z/VM Operating System IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
06/09/2006 03:45 PM
Please respond to The
Steve,
Whatever process you used ... verify that the *new* IOCP
MODULE has been placed on the "S-Disk" ... and that you re-saved CMS after you
moved it (and probably other components) to the S-Disk.
JR (Steven)
Imler
CA
Senior Software Engineer
Tel: +1 703 708
3479
Fax: +1 703 708
3267
I have verified this. I have access to 2 VM 5.2 systems. I installed this fix using SERVICE and PUT2PROD on one VM.
On the other, I did it the manual way. Further, there appears to be 6 modules involved.
IOCP.MODULE
ICPPCNTL.MODULE
IOPPCNTL.MODULE
IXPPCNTL.MODULE
IZPPCNTL.MODULE
IYPPCNTL.MODULE
I
The z9 box is a(n) m/t 2096. What got this started is when I tried to 'compile' using the IOCP util. shipped version of 5.2,
It didn't like the SYSTEM param of 2096. That plus some other things that are either unique to a 2096 or a ds8100.
I got a bunch of errors. After installing UM31742, I'm
On VM 4.3 when the IND LOAD was issued it returned, among pieces of info, the percentage (IIRC) of
how much main memory was being used, i.e, Storage Utilization. The IND LOAD command in 5.2 does not provide this
information anymore. Is this info provided by some other command or is it lost to
Steve Gentry wrote:
On VM 4.3 when the IND LOAD was issued it returned, among pieces of
info, the percentage (IIRC) of
how much main memory was being used, i.e, Storage Utilization. The
IND LOAD command in 5.2 does not provide this
information anymore. Is this info provided by some other
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Richard Schuh
Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2006 3:53 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: the IND LOAD command
Steve Gentry wrote:
On VM 4.3 when the IND LOAD was issued it returned,
