On Thursday, 08/20/2009 at 02:08 EDT, Marcy Cortes
wrote:
> And that's fine. Just need to know how to do it. Maybe the Planning
and
> Admin manual could be updated under the CPU statement in the directory
saying
> that if need to change the type of a CPU to use command define cpu
stateme
>...anyone been down this road lately?
>
>I'm attempting to install the LIBRCMS package (from the z/VM "Downloads"
>page.
>
>1) Everything has been cataloged
>2) Server is running
>3) Directory entry for CMS user has been modified (IUCV stuff)
>4) Issue LIBREDIT and receive:
>
>
The difference is that the pages in XSTORE have been paged out to the high
speed paging device. VM utilizes XSTORE for that purpose and for mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf
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You can also do something like this:
CPACCESS MAINT CF1 A RR
Link to the disk and do your updates, making sure that you rename the files on
the CF1 disk before copying the updated files to it.
CPACCESS MAINT CF1 A RR
I always save the old files by renaming them. At some future time, when I am
s
The PARM disk, most likely on maint's CF1.
Robert Reuscher
Mainframe Network Development/Support
(214) 477-7091
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Thanks Mark, Dave and Thomas. But should I add XSTORE too. We use z10. And
there is no difference between storage and xstorage.
Or RES already includes the xstore ?
From:
Mark Post
To:
IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Date:
08/20/2009 11:53 AM
Subject:
Re: where to find the real storage for a linux
Something like:
CPRELEASE A
LINK MAINT CF1 CF1 W
ACC CF1 ?
When done, you need to CPACCESS the CF1 disk again.
David Wakser
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Another question.
I linked to the cf1 disk and it came up R/O.
I have to change something in the System Config file...
How can I get this R/W.
T.Y.
--- On Thu, 8/20/09, Schuh, Richard wrote:
From: Schuh, Richard
Subject: Re: z/VM Systen Config Location
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Date:
Q CPDISKS should tell you, even if it isn't CF1 :-).
I prefer to keep a sysres disk, including PARM disks, that is never a part of
the distribution system. As AA (alter-ego Chuckie) has said, the SYSTEM CONFIG
is there for you to use in customizing your system. The big advantage is that I
do no
Thanks all...
--- On Thu, 8/20/09, Robert J McCarthy wrote:
From: Robert J McCarthy
Subject: Re: z/VM Systen Config Location
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Date: Thursday, August 20, 2009, 3:54 PM
Howard,
CF1
Bob
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Howard,
CF1
Bob
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Having a sen
The RES disk - whatever it's name is in your system.
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Having
Having a senior moment...what disk is the system config file kept on???
Thanks.
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SFS, no.
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Mike,
TCP/IP can be configured to dispatch device driver "work" on non-base CPUs
by coding the CPU option on the DEVICE statement in PROFILE TCPIP.
Other than that it won't do anything with multiple processors.
Regards,
Miguel Delapaz
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Hi Folks,
Following up on our earlier discussion of multiple virtual CPU's for
Linux, will TCP/IP and/or SFS servers use multiple processors?
Here's my situation, I have 1 general purpose CP (about 421 MIPS) and 2
IFLs (about 500 MIPS each). We have excess capacity on the IFL side of
the house
Sunny, it's this line:
> PAGES: RES=00256771 WS=00256757 LOCKEDREAL=0014 RESVD=
The number of 4KB resident pages is given by the RES= value; to convert
that value to MB, simply divide it by 256, e.g. 256771/256 = 1003 MB)
sunny...@wcb.ab.ca wrote:
I issued ind user XXX
USERID=T
"oohh - never mind"
- Gilda Radner
David Boyes
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On 8/20/09 1:15 PM, "Bill Munson" wrote:
> I t
On Thursday, 08/20/2009 at 07:28 EDT, Michael Coffin
> wrote:
>> I actually scoured the z/VM 5.4 doc looking for a documented method of
>> doing this, but did not find anything specific. I had assumed it would
>> probably be the CPU directory record that we would use to do this, but
>> that did n
On 8/20/09 1:15 PM, "Bill Munson" wrote:
> I think Jim goes into it briefly with this presentation - a follow up to
> 9117
> 9118 - Servicing and Maintaining z/VM with VM/SES - Live Demo
I've seen a previous version of this -- it covers how to apply pre-packaged
service and local mods to IBM-pa
>>> On 8/20/2009 at 1:39 PM, wrote:
> I issued ind user XXX
>
> USERID=TECMWS01 MACH=ESA STOR=1G VIRT=V XSTORE=NONE
> IPLSYS=DEV 0100 DEVNUM=00017
> PAGES: RES=00256771 WS=00256757 LOCKEDREAL=0014 RESVD=
> NPREF=0037 PREF= READS=0646 WRITES=0646
> XSTORE=0050
RES = number of pages CP has resident for this guest
WS = number of pages the guest wants to use (working set)
MB = pages / 256 and then I round up for guesstimates
/Tom Kern
On Thu, 20 Aug 2009 11:39:31 -0600, sunny...@wcb.ab.ca wrote:
>I issued ind user XXX
>
>USERID=TECMWS01 MACH=ESA STOR=
I issued ind user XXX
USERID=TECMWS01 MACH=ESA STOR=1G VIRT=V XSTORE=NONE
IPLSYS=DEV 0100 DEVNUM=00017
PAGES: RES=00256771 WS=00256757 LOCKEDREAL=0014 RESVD=
NPREF=0037 PREF= READS=0646 WRITES=0646
XSTORE=005083 READS=024650 WRITES=029733 MIGRATES=00
Could
I think Jim goes into it briefly with this presentation - a follow up to
9117
9118 - Servicing and Maintaining z/VM with VM/SES - Live Demo
or maybe Kris could come to SHARE and give session 9119
munson
David Boyes
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Well, I was able to contact one of the original developers that worked on
adding this support. Unfortunately, it has been so long that he doesn't
remember much about it. However, since there is a PMR opened it will be
handled through that.
regards,
Colleen M Brown
IBM z/VM and Related Produc
On 8/19/09 5:57 PM, "Kris Buelens" wrote:
> If you invent your own product IDs, you can even catalog your own files when
> copied to 19E. With a new release, VMFCOPY can be used to copy all files of a
> given product ID from the old to the new 19E. That's what I did to store some
> customer cod
...anyone been down this road lately?
I'm attempting to install the LIBRCMS package (from the z/VM "Downloads"
page.
1) Everything has been cataloged
2) Server is running
3) Directory entry for CMS user has been modified (IUCV stuff)
4) Issue LIBREDIT and receive:
STN009E AP
I would have thought that a directory entry of some sort would have been the
choice - a "if it isn't in the directory, it can't be done" sort of thing. The
DEFINE is class G meaning anybody can do it at any time, even though they do
not know what they are doing. (I am sure nobody would ever thin
On Thursday, 08/20/2009 at 07:28 EDT, Michael Coffin
wrote:
> I actually scoured the z/VM 5.4 doc looking for a documented method of
> doing this, but did not find anything specific. I had assumed it would
> probably be the CPU directory record that we would use to do this, but
> that did not tu
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf Of Michael Coffin
> Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2009 7:43 AM
> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
> Subject: Re: z/VM mode LPARs
>
> Hi Rob,
>
> I'm inclined to agree with you re: virtual CPU
Hi Rob,
I'm inclined to agree with you re: virtual CPU count should not exceed
physical CPUs - since the maximum number of ACTIVE virtual CPUs can
never exceed the total number of physical CPUs. Thanks for the
comments, I think I'll cut that number down accordingly. :)
-Mike
-Original Mess
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 2:23 PM, Michael Coffin wrote:
> Our environment meets all three of the items on your bulleted list.
If so, then you can give that single server two virtual CPUs, to match
the number of real IFLs defined.
PS Clearly this is not a common situation to have just one virtual
m
Our environment meets all three of the items on your bulleted list.
Our main production environment is VM/CMS (with DB2, ESAWEB, huge SFS
farms, etc.), and that workload is on general purpose CPs, not IFLs.
LINUX is the only workload on the IFLs, and we (presently) have only one
production server
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 1:27 PM, Michael Coffin wrote:
> PS: Yes, we've given each Linux server 5 virtual CPU's, which map to
> two real IFLs. Our thinking on this is that the Linux guest "should"
> dispatch more work simultaneously with 5 CPU's (and the two real IFLs
> can more than handle the
I actually scoured the z/VM 5.4 doc looking for a documented method of
doing this, but did not find anything specific. I had assumed it would
probably be the CPU directory record that we would use to do this, but
that did not turn out to be the case.
PS: Yes, we've given each Linux server 5 virt
We will be mixing VSE and Linux guests on out z10.The way I set it up in
the directory is in the PROFILE
entry for the Linux guests I placed:
COMMAND SET VCONFIG MODE LINUX
COMMAND DEF CPU 0 TYPE IFL
It defaults to using CP processors, so I let the VSE guests default.
We went to our IBM'ers f
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 10:44 PM, P S wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 4:03 PM, Dean, David (I/S)
> wrote:
>> Thank you, the problem however is exactly what you allude to, what size do
>> they REALLY need to be. IBM is comparing WebSphere RAM needs between AIX,
>> Windows, and zLinux. We have
I will attempt to set the "tree" look.
By the way, who needs "user friendly". The HMC is for real geeks!
Thanks guys!
Suleiman Shahin
> Date: Thu, 20 Aug 2009 08:48:19 +0200
> From: kris.buel...@gmail.com
> Subject: Re: Which HMC Task allows specifying Load add
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