When you set up the directory entry for a z/OS guest with multiple virtua
l
CPU's (e.g. CPU 00, CPU 01) and you QUERY CPUS, CPU 00 shows as BASE. Wha
t
is the difference between a BASE CPU and a non-BASE CPU? Does it really m
ake
any difference in this environment. In terms of real processors, at
I want to use the CRYPTO APVIRT option in my z/VM 5.3 guest. When I log o
n
to the guest, I get HCPKFL1719I No AP Crypto Queue is available for share
d
use. If I QUERY CRYPT AP, I get:
AP 00 CEX2C Queue 00 is reserved for dedicated use
for every line. I notice when I IPL the system I get the
Thanks to Bruce for his help offline.It turns out there was another useri
d
that was not even logged on but had the following statement:
CRYPTO DOMAIN 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
CRYPTO CSU * KEYENTRY SPECIAL MODIFY APDED 0 1 2 3
I did not realize that this would have an adverse
I am trying to flashcopy a single source volume to multiple target volume
s
in an EXEC. The first two FLASHCOPY commands appear to work. However the
volumes following that get the following error message:
CP FLASHCOPY 7000 0 3338 TO 704B 0 3338
HCPCMM296E Status is not as
I am somewhat confused concerning the implications of the new CPUID forma
t
on a z9 and setting the CPUID for a guest operating system either in the
directory or by command. Do the first 2 digits of the 6 character cpuid i
n
the SET CPUID command actually simulate a virtual LPAR number? If so, wha
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 20:06:52 -0500, Lloyd Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:06:48 -0600, Don W. wrote:
I am trying to define two z/OS guests that are using CRYPTO. The mainfr
ame
supposedly has two CRYPTO Coprocessors. The guests need to have the sam
e
DOMAIN. I thought I
I think I'm beginning to understand the use of a SCSI formatted SHARK. If
I'm correct, the devices defined in the IOCP for the FCP chpids are actua
lly
just communications paths to the SHARK. Any address defined on the chpid
can
access any LUN on the SHARK. I think my steps would be:
1)
Is there a way for a z/OS system running as a guest on a z/VM 5.2 system
utilize the real ETR (External Timer Reference)?
I'm having a problem figuring out why the xedit logical not symbol works
on
some systems and not on others. Any idea why this would occur and how I
would set it up to work properly? From what I read in the XEDIT manuals,
it
should still work by default.
I'm not sure how to use in XEDIT to find all lines without a specific
character string. I want to use the logical not prefix for the LOCATE and
ALL commands as specified in the z/VM 5.1 XEDIT COMMANDS AND MACRO REFERE
NCE:
¬
NOT symbol (Locate something that is not the specified string.)
It
We are having problems telnetting from one z/VM system to another z/VM
system. The network between the systems is through a netscreen that
creates a VPN tunnel. We can telnet from a pc on the vlan to each of the
host systems but we cannot telnet from one system to the other in either
direction.
I'm trying to use a new 2107. When I use ICKDSF and enter:
INIT UNIT(9C00) NOVFY VOLID(SC9C00) VTOC(0,1,12) NOINDEX
It hangs until it hits the missing interrupt time or I do a HALT 9C00.
I'm using ICKDSF 17.0. If I use a back level version of ICKDSF, it works.
Also, CPFMTXA FORMAT works. I'm
We have been experiencing long delays when IPLing z/VM 5.2 from an EMC DM
X
3000 DASD unit. Has anyone else seen this problem or are we missing somet
hing?
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