Dear all,
I am not sure how big the CSE Area need to be on DASD bigger than 3390-9.
The planing manual shows only 3390-9, which has in fact 9 cylinders.
How big the CSA Area need to be on 3390-27 and 3390-54?
Thank you very much.
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The number of cylinders listed for a 3390-9 is actually enough for a
3390-54. 9 cylinders can map all 65520 cylinders of a mod 54 and of
course the smaller mod 27. Maybe the table in the documentation
should say 3390-9 or bigger ..
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 5:13 AM, Fox Blue [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I received electronic service for z/VM 5.3, RSU 7304. I am not clear on
interpreting the installation instructions. I received 4 files:
S7858796.SHIPDOC
S7858796.SHIPRSU1
S7858796.SHIPRSU2
S7858796.SHIPRSU3
My question or confusion is that is the fname and ftype that the SERVICE
exec needs.
It's technically accurate becaues a disk with 65520 cylinder is still a
3390-9. Not that anyone calls them those... Bigger than those will be
called 3390-A and can go to something like 262,000 cylinders.
Marcy
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Technically, the mod-27 and mod-54 are 3390 model 9s with increased number
of cylinders; so the number is 9 cylinders for the CSE area (across the
board).
Steve Wilkins
z/VM I/O Strategy
Fox Blue
Jim Bohnsack wrote:
I received electronic service for z/VM 5.3, RSU 7304. I am not clear on
Did you mean 5304?
interpreting the installation instructions. I received 4 files:
S7858796.SHIPDOC
S7858796.SHIPRSU1
S7858796.SHIPRSU2
S7858796.SHIPRSU3
I got mine through SRD and they came as
I just did service on 5.3. I used the Download Director to get the
s?.SHIPDOC etc to my pc.
Then I uploaded to the mainframe (binary).
You need to use the filetype of SERVLINK when you DETERSE the binary
file.
Hope that helps.
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I got mine thru ShopZ and I remembered having to decide if I wanted to
download them thru a browser or ftp. I chose browser and those 4
separate files are what were downloaded. Yes, I guess I meant RSU 5304.
I just tried it again. Starting with the z/VM Electronically Delivered
Service
Jim Bohnsack wrote:
I got mine thru ShopZ and I remembered having to decide if I wanted to
download them thru a browser or ftp. I chose browser and those 4
separate files are what were downloaded. Yes, I guess I meant RSU 5304.
I just tried it again. Starting with the z/VM Electronically
Has anyone run into the following running a DFSMSRM command from a second
level z/vm? and what corrected it?
FSMKIN1100E Error from communication function 24, return code = 15
Situation:
First level z/VM 5.2.0 runs VM:Tape and RMSMASTR connected to a VTS.
2nd level z/VM 5.2.0 just RMSMASTR
That is clear now, thank's a lot.
BR Fox
Howard,
Do you have ...
--- STDEVOPT LIBRARY CTL
In the directory entry of *both* the VMTEST guest directory *and*
RMSMASTR running as a guest under VMTEST?
JR (Steven) Imler
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Try adding
STDEVOPT LIBRARY CTL
To the 2nd level machine's directory entry.
Marcy
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Howard,
And you LOGOFF/LOGON the VMTEST guest since you added STDEVOPT LIBRARY
CTL to its directory entry?
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Hi Steve,
Yes - IPL'd the 2nd level (VMTEST).
Before the IPL I ran a DFSMSRM Q LIB OPS with no errors from VMTEST
(CMS).
The error code indicates a APPC connect error Not sure if I need to
look at some connection to the first level TSAF... I'm not a VM expert.
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It's working!! No help from the documentation. The only thing you said,
Kim, that isn't necessary or wanted for an RSU is to do the SERVICE ALL
SHIPDOCS. One of the many pieces of documentation says that you don't
do that for an RSU, only for a COR. It went completely past me that
when the
Hi
I have set up a HiprSockets connection from z/VM 5.3 to one of my z/OS
LPARS. I can PING the z/OS LPAR but when I try to PING the z/VM LPAR
from the z/OS LPAR we time out. Is there anything I might be missing? We
are using the OBEYFILE to bring the configuration in dynamically.
Has anyone run into the following running a DFSMSRM command from a second
level z/vm? and what corrected it?
FSMKIN1100E Error from communication function 24, return code = 15
Situation:
First level z/VM 5.2.0 runs VM:Tape and RMSMASTR connected to a VTS.
2nd level z/VM 5.2.0 just RMSMASTR
Hmmm ... I don't think a ISFC link is require to enable (3rd level)
RMSMASTER on the guest to talk to the 3494 ... I think it's all done
through the real device cabling (whatever that may be). All (well most)
of our guests are hooked to the host via ISFC, so I never would have
noticed a failure
Jim Bohnsack wrote:
It's working!! No help from the documentation. The only thing you said,
Kim, that isn't necessary or wanted for an RSU is to do the SERVICE ALL
SHIPDOCS. One of the many pieces of documentation says that you don't
do that for an RSU, only for a COR. It went completely
Hi Terry. I suspect that your gateway or default statement in the VM TCPIP
stack is not correct. Need a network diagram and your TCPIP statements to
provide further suggestions.
Hans
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On Thursday, 06/12/2008 at 04:26 EDT, Martin, Terry R. (CMS/CTR) (CTR)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have set up a HiprSockets connection from z/VM 5.3 to one of my z/OS
LPARS. I
can PING the z/OS LPAR but when I try to PINGthe z/VM LPAR from the z/OS
LPAR
we time out. Is there anything I
Hi
I will try to get this information. I am working off of a DUMB terminal
for this proof of concept so getting screen shots and such is not
happening.
I will probably need to talk to someone while I am displaying the
information at the z/VM and z/OS consoles and rely what I am seeing as
we
Hi... Does anyone know/remember the oldest (first) realease of VM that
would run on a Z processor? I know z/VM 5.1 required a Z. But what
from earlier releases would run on a Z? 4.4? 4.3? 4.2?
Thanks.
Lee
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On Jun 12, 2008, at 7:55 PM, Lee Stewart wrote:
Hi... Does anyone know/remember the oldest (first) realease of VM
that would run on a Z processor? I know z/VM 5.1 required a Z.
But what from earlier releases would run on a Z? 4.4? 4.3? 4.2?
Will run and Is supported are two
z/VM 3.1 was the first z release. z/VM v4 was a 64 bit version, i.e. z
capable.
Jim
Lee Stewart wrote:
Hi... Does anyone know/remember the oldest (first) realease of VM that
would run on a Z processor? I know z/VM 5.1 required a Z. But what
from earlier releases would run on a Z? 4.4?
Hi... Does anyone know/remember the oldest (first) realease of
VM that would run on a Z processor? I know z/VM 5.1 required a
Z. But what from earlier releases would run on a Z? 4.4? 4.3?
4.2?
Lee:
According to the z900 announcement letter, the following VM
releases were supported at GA.
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 2:55 AM, Lee Stewart
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi... Does anyone know/remember the oldest (first) realease of VM that
would run on a Z processor? I know z/VM 5.1 required a Z. But what from
earlier releases would run on a Z? 4.4? 4.3? 4.2?
The other responses
IIRC z/VM 3.1 could run in either 32 or 64bit mode. I think there were
(by default) 2 CP Nuclei generated with a SYSGEN, one for each mode, and
a bootstrap that would load the correct one.
Jim Bohnsack wrote:
z/VM 3.1 was the first z release. z/VM v4 was a 64 bit version, i.e.
z capable.
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