David,
I don't have access to a Z10, so it is only speculation.
Something to check:
Are the CF Processors dedicated to CF LPAR?
The VM LPAR have access to at least one CF processor?
Is VM LPAR running in Mode VM?
Follow this line...
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Clovis
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Forgive my ignorance, but is this all defined in the IOCP? Because the IOCP is
very generic and most of the stuff is SHARED. I don't see anything in the
current IOCP that sets any partition apart from the other. BTW, this is a z9
that's having trouble:
snip
IOCONFIG ID=33
I'm curious if this error rings a bell with any of you. We of course
have an ETR open and are working with IBM. No hardware errors on the
HMC, so we believe this was software and not hardware. Here's the last
operator log message before the LPAR went into a disabled wait:
HCPMPG9152E PROCESSOR
Were you IPLing the system at the time. 1010 usually means it could not find
the console.
Larry Davis
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That's odd .. wait 1010 means 'no console available'.. any chance
someone was deactivating your lpar or trying to reload it?
Scott Rohling
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 7:46 AM, Burton, Randy rbur...@bbandt.com wrote:
I'm curious if this error rings a bell with any of you. We of course
have an
When I see a Disabled Wait PSW of 1010 - I think of no console available.
did you try and vary on the processor after the 9152E message ?
Bill Munson
Sr. z/VM Systems Programmer
Brown Brothers Harriman CO.
525 Washington Blvd.
Jersey City, NJ 07310
201-418-7588
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Do you have a mcw002 on operatns reader?
If so you got a mcw002 abend, then VM restarted after the abend, and the
console was not there.
Regards
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Hi, David.
No, the processors and LPAR modes are defined into HMC (Hardware
Management Console), function Configure Activation Profiles.
It is not IOCP.
Regards,
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Ok, that’s what I eventually figured out…. we’re checking into that now.
Thanks for the advice and a “place to start looking”…..
Dave
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David,
Isn't the problem that the virtual CF machines are not responding?
If that is the case, then I don't understand why the IOCP would be
involved... it's all virtual. During initialization following the
XAUTOLOG, the virtual CF machine is supposed to read the actual CF code
from the HMC
Mike,
I'm investigating just those points you mentioned. However, the z9 is in
England and the remote web-app for the HMC isn't cooperating very well at the
moment :(
I've contacted my guys over there and we'll be checking the microcode updates
as well as profiles on the HMC to see if
On 6/14/11 12:03 PM, David Boyes dbo...@sinenomine.net wrote:
I suspect that it would be possible to tweak the page device list in real
storage to remove the volume in question, run the CP page list in real
core and force a page in/page out sequence for pages on the volume in
question, but There
An absolute prereq, not just a safety one. If it is not already draining, then
there would be nothing to prevent new pages from being written on the device.
It will still be somewhat tricky because the page may already be in storage, in
use by a virtual machine. Also, it may be part of a DCSS,
On 6/14/11 1:20 PM, Schuh, Richard rsc...@visa.com wrote:
An absolute prereq, not just a safety one. If it is not already draining,
then there would be nothing to prevent new pages from being written on
the device.
Yeah. Playing with it on the whiteboard indicated that. Probably the only
safe
Not to get all Eats, Shoots Leaves here, but one must parse Jeff's
sentence thusly:
z/VM now only _supports_ 3203 printers
That is, z/VM does nothing more than support 3203 printers. What I
suspect he meant to write (and Mike assumed he meant) was:
z/VM now supports _only_ 3203 printers
On Tuesday, 06/14/2011 at 01:30 EDT, David Boyes dbo...@sinenomine.net
wrote:
I think that's why you'd have to force CP to dirty the page rather than
doing it inside a virtual machine, especially with CP's own pages
potentially written at startup. Probably only doable from inside CP
itself,
On 6/14/11 1:45 PM, Alan Altmark alan_altm...@us.ibm.com wrote:
And now you know why DRAIN MIGRATE doesn't exist. :-)
Although SNAPDUMP does something awfully similar in concept -- there's
probably some thinking that could be borrowed there. Doing the same kind
of system suspend might be the
A good decision, probably not a difficult one, by Mr. Holder and friends.
Untangling that can of worms should not be a high priority use of development
$$.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Agree. Those who have HA needs have more than one VM system to which to move
the workload.
Marcy
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I guess some more testing is required. At least i'm not the only one to
be supprised. Indeed, a pmr sounds about right at this point.
I guess a test would be pretty easy, restart (logoff/logon) one of the
TCPIP stacks and see if it produces one record. Next fiddle with NETSTAT
OBEY and see if
Running a compiled REXXCPS, I get these results:
Run 1. Performance: 6587190 REXX clauses per second
Run 2. Performance: 7755269 REXX clauses per second
Run 3. Performance: 7560471 REXX clauses per second
This is on a lightly loaded z10 (Real CPU ID = 000s20978000). The numbers
Hi,
We ran into a problem IPLing a z/VM 2nd level using a 3270 emulator
(PComm) with a setting of 62x160 (LINESxCOLS). Setting it back to 43x80
worked around the problem. Is this a known issue? Thanks.
(I know, I know, Doctor it hurts when I do this - So don't do this :))
Mike MacIsaac
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