Check the IBMVM list archive for a note (and subsequent follow-up
discussions) titled: "RELABEL SYSRES" was: Re: Backup RES Labeling
Question"
I posted it Fri, 4 Sep 2009 11:55:28 -0500
That post (which I really should re-write and re-post when I find a
moment), and subsequent discussions prett
Hi
Also remember to print out a copy of the Directory of the Clone or a
DIRMAP/DISKMAP these will have the cylinder locations of the your
DIRECTORY and SYSTEM CONFIG files. This comes in handy if you should
need to change something on the CLONE after building it. You can do a
DEFINE MDISK on the 1
I have two floor systenm (two LPARs), one sysres is VMARES, the other is
VMLRES. I also have Z53MAINT and Z54MAINT userids with corresponding 530R
ES
and 540RES volumes for my second level maintenance.
Once you can get your floor system away from using the IBM default volume
labels, you can do a
The sysres can be any name you want to give it.. you just need to update
the system config accordingly. You will also need to change the directory
for all minidisks that point to it..
Scott
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 12:22 PM, McDonough, George <
george.mcdono...@mmc.com> wrote:
> Hello.
>
> Tha
Hello.
Thanks to everyone who responded. I think I'm beginning to get the picture on
how to build the environment. My biggest confusion was the cloning process. I
was under the impression (either I was told or I read it somewhere) that the
system looked for volser 540RES and that name could n
George,
I have described the cloning of a zVM with own volume labels 2 years ago
on the thread below.
http://listserv.uark.edu/scripts/wa.exe?A2=ind0807&L=IBMVM&P=R1076&I=-3&X=62B6C21118642982C6&Y=fjpohlen-maillist%40gmx.de
Hope this helps.
kind regards
Franz Josef Pohlen
Am 12.02.2010 14:
I don't have a document reference for you, but I can give you my basic
procedures.
Create a CLASS G user with the same number of dedicated DASD volumes as y
ou
used to install your first level system. If you have been able to relabel
your floor system to not use the 610RES, 610W01, etc volumes th
Mr McDonough,
The z/VM "second level system" is the last bastion of
WildWestSystemProgramming, you can do anything you want, any way you want
.
( as long as it doesn't crash your first-level, of course ).
You have two approaches, really, if you have an LPAR environment availabl
e.
Approach 1 is
Hello, Everyone.
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In t
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