Since the STORBUF setting is exactly the values I suggested, I suspect you
applied the
SET SRM STORBUFF 300% 250% 200%
prior to doing the
Q SRM
With the current setting for STORBUFF, are you still experiencing the
problem?
Also, on a related note, what does your zVM paging system look like?
300.
On 09/16/2010 09:58 AM, Mike At HammockTree wrote:
Since the STORBUF setting is exactly the values I suggested, I suspect
you applied the
SET SRM STORBUFF 300% 250% 200%
prior to doing the
Q SRM
With the current setting for STORBUFF, are you still experiencing the
problem?
Also
- alloc.
I didnt set the SRM variables; the consultant who initially came in to
set this up might have.
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 10:29 AM, Mike At HammockTree
m...@hammocktree.us wrote:
Yeah, that is probably where he needs to end up Dave, but I'm a little
hesitant to recommend the 300% for Q3 without
When you do the IND LOAD (or just IND), does the E3 field have any non-zero
number?
If yes, then you have formed a Eligible list. You should investigate and
understand the implications, but the quick fix is to set a more
reasonable SRM STORBUFF value, for example:
CP SET SRM STORBUFF 300%
Hi Billy
I'm no expert at this, but you've defined your device as a LCS device, not a
QDIO. A VSwitch has to be QDIO, so you need to change your device (and link)
statements accordingly. For instance, I have
DEVICE OSAQDIO OSD 0440 PORTNAME OSA1 PRIROUTER AUTORESTART
LINK
Wouldn't it be more correct to qualify it with something like:
... as long as the guest supports a QDIO interface for TCP/IP.??
There are still lots of old guests floating around that do not understand
QDIO...
Mike Hammock
- Original Message -
From: Rich Smrcina
Please excuse a slightly off-topic message, but since a number of System z
developers tend to follow this group, I thought this would be of general
interest.
IBM has just announced the availability of their zPDT (System z Personal
Development Tool) to qualifying members of IBM's PartnerWorld
It's on the Load screen/panel; the same one as you initialte the IPL
sequence from.
Load is under the Recovery group of tasks.
Mike
- Original Message -
From: Suleiman Shahin s_s_sha...@hotmail.com
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2009 4:56 PM
Subject: Which HMC
Bob, you hit a fairly frequently occuring problem. A number of the HMC
panels are, in my view, poorly designed or labeled. There are numerous
times when you need to take (click on) the non-intutative option. Some of
the more intiative options appear to exit, but actually leave the task
Hello Grady.. welcome to the list...
As the others have said, you will use service and put2prod to apply the new
( and all future) RSUs.
The thing that may seem different for this (and future) RSUs is that you
actually did part of the RSU process during the initial install because the
DVD
The first question, Bob, is Why are you using OSASF at all??
OSASF is not needed/used by the ICC port of the OSA.
If you change your definition of the other port (PCHPID 110) to OSD and run
in QDIO mode you won't need OSASF. You can have zVM and multiple guests
all use/share that port witth
It would also be interesting to know the response from a:
CP Q SRM STORBUF
Mike Hammock
- Original Message -
From: August Carideo august.cari...@avon.com
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Sent: Friday, June 26, 2009 11:54 AM
Subject: Re: Testing Linux Z/vm
yes we are ficon, also
While the other responders have made excellent suggestions/comments, I
suspect the problem (and fix) may be simpler. This environment and
problem sounds like a good example of an eligible list being formed and that
one large Linux guest being stuck in it, not allowed to run. Doing a CP
IND
A couple of interesting aspects of this boot from the USB idea
The z10, which is where the boot from DVD is supported, comes with a HMC
that has both the DVD and a couple of USB ports. USB is supported as an
inport/export device for configuration files. The HMC runs Linux and Linux
treats
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