Since I can not attend SHARE this time around, could someone that does
attend this BOF keep me in the loop, please?
Thanks a lot.
DJ
Mike Walter wrote:
While this is a terrific collaborative project for the VM Community at
Large, would it be helpful to schedule a working BOF (Birds of a
While this is a terrific collaborative project for the VM Community at
Large, would it be helpful to schedule a working BOF (Birds of a
Feather) session at SHARE Baltimore in a week and a half? A lot can of
thoughts can be considered and discussed in an hour or two compared to
wading through
Mike,
I was just thinking the same thing
munson
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From: Mike Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: Draft outline for z/VM New Parents Guide posted
While this is a terrific collaborative project for the VM Community
If you do so, schedule it later in the week and announce it here. That
way those of us who don't go to SHARE can arrange to attend. 50 miles
isn't far, but it does take some advance planning...
While this is a terrific collaborative project for the VM Community at
Large, would it be helpful to
alas I will have left Baltimore by then - keep me posted -
Jim Vincent wrote:
I got the ball. I will get it scheduled hopefully for Thursday at 6pm (if
there is a room available) and will post with details once it is done.
___
James Vincent
Systems
As promised, I've posted my take on a book outline for new z/VM system
programmers. I'd appreciate comments and extensions to the topics (and
if people see sections they'd volunteer to write, I'd be thrilled). I
think a lot of the material will be reading the IBM stuff and casting it
into our own
Hi,
Looking through the outline (wow, you do a lot, fast!)
I thought of a few comments/suggestions.
chapter 2: was SAPIPL supposed to say SALIPL?
chapter 3: how about changing volsers (a definite FAQ!)
does the QDIO setup belong here, rather than in
chapter 4,
Nice start!
Chapter 8 could be Book 2. That really could end up being one very long
chapter unless you stick very close to the IBM default recommendations,
You know, like we all do... on days that end in z. The
maintenance/service philosophies from different folks could be chapters in
Chapter 3 note - applying the most recent RSU/COR is included in the VM One
Page Install sheet. So it should be a normal thing in a virgin install of
VM for the person to use the automatic tools (SERVICE PUT2PROD). Those
steps are definitely included there and seem to be well documented for
It is easy to see how this could grow to more than one book! I can see a
couple things that might be worth expanding.
In chapter 4, it might be worthwhile to add Guest LAN and Hipersockets to
the Connecting Interfaces section. I think it would also be useful to
make some reference to
Perhaps Care and Feeding of SFS, also?
-dan.
David Kreuter wrote:
1. dynamic i/o
2. network tracing
3. second the motion for DIRMAINT
4. rudiments of CP and CMS debugging including dump tools and
interactive commands
5. system shutdown
6. TSAF and/or CSE
David
The IBM z/VM Operating System
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