Plus, of course, 'DIRM RLDE', unless a later level of Dirmaint than I'm using
finally does that automagically upon the DIRM FILE.
("I guess I picked the wrong week to give up answering DVH questions.")
Quoting Alan Altmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> DIRM SEND EXTENT CONTROL and DIRM FILE EXTENT CONT
I'm a VM newbie so I probably shouldn't be answering, but I followed the
directions in the Virtualization Cookbook word for word and was able to
rename my system volumes.
The Pub number is SG24-7272 and the link is:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/pdfs/sg247272.pdf
Section 4:10 is 'Relabel
On Tuesday, 07/25/2006 at 02:53 MST, Ranga Nathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I need to relabel the volumes for my 2nd level z/VM, which is our test
> environment. This is something coming from our z/OS sysprogs.
> Is there any way to change all references to volume label using some
> utility? I
David Kreuter wrote:
Hi Ranga: Do your second level VM system packs start on real cylinder
0? z/VM will install just fine to a full pack minus one cylinder so I
recommend having your second level system use mdisks that start on
real cylinder 1.
I believe that is how we set it up. The DASD usag
Hi Ranga: Do your second level VM system packs start on real cylinder
0? z/VM will install just fine to a full pack minus one cylinder so I
recommend having your second level system use mdisks that start on real
cylinder 1. So you can label your 2nd level systems ZVM520 if you want
to - and la
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Need to change volume labels
I need to relabel the volumes for my 2nd level z/VM, which is our test
environment. This is something coming from our z/OS syspr
I need to relabel the volumes for my 2nd level z/VM, which is our test
environment. This is something coming from our z/OS sysprogs.
Is there any way to change all references to volume label using some
utility? If not where all would I need to change the volume labels?
I can think of SYSTEM CON
