I have an MVS guest that has the following VM Directory entries:
MACHINE ESA 4
CPU 00 BASE CPUID 050607
CPU 01 CPUID 150607
CPU 02 CPUID 250607
I logged onto the guest and issued DEFINE CPU 03, received
acknowledgement, then disconnected.
On the MVS side the
After you do the 'CP DEFINE ' do a 'CP VARY ON PROC nn' before you
issue the MVS 'CONFIG.' command.
I haven't had occasion to do this, but there must be a reason that the
CP command 'VARY ON PROC' exists.
Jim
Wandschneider, Scott wrote:
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On Thursday, 05/29/2008 at 12:43 EDT, Wandschneider, Scott
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I have an MVS guest that has the following VM Directory entries:
MACHINE ESA 4
CPU 00 BASE CPUID 050607
CPU 01 CPUID 150607
CPU 02 CPUID 250607
I logged onto the guest and issued
VAR ON PROC is for a real-to-VM processor.
DEFINE CPU defines a real-to-the-guest processor.
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 12:58 PM, Jim Bohnsack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After you do the 'CP DEFINE ' do a 'CP VARY ON PROC nn' before you
issue the MVS 'CONFIG.' command.
I haven't had
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Subject: Adding a Processor - failed
I have an MVS guest that has the following VM Directory entries:
MACHINE ESA 4
CPU 00 BASE CPUID 050607
CPU 01 CPUID 150607
Of Quay, Jonathan (IHG)
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Subject: Re: Adding a Processor - failed
You have to define all your processors first before you IPL, and use
VARY OFFLINE PROCESSOR in your profile exec to pare them back. We have
this issue with our guest
