t 11:00 AM, Billy Bingham <
billy.bingham...@suddenlink.net> wrote:
> If I need to enable a product such as RACF or DIRMAINT that is DISABLED
> in the System Config file do I need to re-ipl z/VM with the product enabled
> or is there another way to ENABLE a product without an IPL?
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Billy
>
see HELP CPSET PRODUCT, Class C and E required.
On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 1:00 PM, Billy Bingham
wrote:
> If I need to enable a product such as RACF or DIRMAINT that is DISABLED in
> the System Config file do I need to re-ipl z/VM with the product enabled or
> is there another way to
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If I need to enable a product such as RACF or DIRMAINT that is DISABLED
in the System Config file do I need to re-ipl z/VM with the product
If I need to enable a product such as RACF or
DIRMAINT that is DISABLED in the System Config
file do I need to re-ipl z/VM with the product
enabled or is there another way to ENABLE a
product without an IPL?
Thanks,
Billy
On Monday, 11/09/2009 at 04:21 EST, "Gentry, Stephen"
wrote:
> " A spool file can span spool volumes, and we need a way to identify the
> volume where each piece of the file is located."
>
> That explains why VM fussed about some specific spool entries and not
> others. Those specific entries m
>And this has been the way it has worked from the first availability of a
>PARM disk. The addition of the PARM disk and SYSTEM CONFIG was a huge
>leap forward in flexibility.
Actually it has worked this way since the first VM/XA release. You
coded a SYSCPVOL macro in HCPSYS instead of the CP_OWNED
>That explains why VM fussed about some specific spool entries and not
>others. Those specific entries must span volumes.
Actually, any file whose data is entirely or partially on one of the
moved volumes would be lost.
>Question: if I would have entered a "GO" instead of "STOP", VM would
>have
M z/VM Operating System
> [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf Of John Franciscovich
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>
> >The question begs to be asked, Why is it done this wa
ots around)?
John, thanks for the explanation.
Steve
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>The qu
>The question begs to be asked, Why is it done this way? (cue historians
>and philosophers).
>
>It seems a little restrictive and not in the spirit of VM, that being
>flexibility.
This behavior is documented in the Usage Notes for the CP_OWNED
statement in the CP Planning and Administration manua
: Monday, November 09, 2009 12:03 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: SYSTEM CONFIG file and slots
If the spool packs change slots, you won't be able to find the spool
files when the IPL occurs. Yes, it uses the slot number to locate the
volume.
Nice idea trying to keep the vo
onday, November 09, 2009 12:00 PM
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Subject: Re: SYSTEM CONFIG file and slots
>>> On 11/9/2009 at 9:48 AM, "Gentry, Stephen"
wrote:
-snip-
> My question is: does VM keep track of slot assignments? I wouldn't
> think so, but . . .
Absolutely.
If the spool packs change slots, you won't be able to find the spool files when
the IPL occurs. Yes, it uses the slot number to locate the volume.
Nice idea trying to keep the volumes together but if you want to do that, keep
the spool packs at the top. Page and tdisk don't need to carry over fr
>>> On 11/9/2009 at 9:48 AM, "Gentry, Stephen"
>>>
wrote:
-snip-
> My question is: does VM keep track of slot assignments? I wouldn't
> think so, but . . .
Absolutely. It's been discussed here numerous times.
Mark Post
I had an unexpected occurrence this past weekend. I needed to add to 2
volumes to the cp owned list in the SYSTEM CONFIG file. I try to keep
the list in volume order. I inserted the two volumes and thus pushed
everything else down on the list, thus changing the slot assignment. Of
the volumes
ystem [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf
Of Mike Walter
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Sorry... the T-shirt probably wouldn't fit you, either. It seems to have
mysteriously shrunk over the years. What would
> I'm not aware of an existing formal requirement, but yes, we know and
> agree. It's on the "list", though not sure exactly when it might
> appear...
WAVV Requirement WRIDB03, submitted today. Ask and ye shall receive.
-- db
Thanks,
Yep, in my old age I've become come what portly.
--- On Mon, 8/31/09, Mike Walter wrote:
From: Mike Walter
Subject: Re: System Config file Slots
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Date: Monday, August 31, 2009, 12:57 PM
Sorry... the T-shirt probably wouldn't fit you, either.
s.
"Howard Rifkind"
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Mike,
Truly, this is a wonderful thing. Found
>Sounds like a good default to set in the default SYSTEM CONFIG for the next=
> release since it now requires machines with gobs of memory compared to the=
> old days. Requirement coming your way.=20
>
David,
I'm not aware of an existing formal requirement, but yes, we know and
agree. It's on the
> If you are referring to CP_Owned slots, you can define up to 255.You
> always want to have some slots defined as Reserved, so you can add
> volumes to the list while your system is running.
>
> Hint: Gaps in slot numbers defined in your CP_Owned list are filled in
> with Reserved slots, wh
> I was just wondering how many slots can be added in the system config file?
If you are referring to CP_Owned slots, you can define up to 255.You
always want to have some slots defined as Reserved, so you can add
volumes to the list while your system is running.
Hint: Gaps in slot numb
Mike,
Truly, this is a wonderful thing. Found the answer...NOW send my that T-Shirt.
Thanks
--- On Mon, 8/31/09, Mike Walter wrote:
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Subject: Re: System Config file Slots
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Date: Monday, August 31, 2009, 12:00 PM
There comes a time in each
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I was just wondering how many slots can be added in the system config
file?
Thanks.
The information con
I was just wondering how many slots can be added in the system config file?
Thanks.
ID TAKES PRECEDENCE.
(From HELP IDENTIFY)
HTH,
Shimon
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>Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:37:28 -0400
>From: "Gentry, Stephen"
>Subject: SYSTEM CONFIG file question
>To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
>
> Does anyone use the Gateway
I use gateway to differentiate between home and DRsite because I need
the nodename to be the same. I use CP QUERY GATEWAY to get the value. It
is a CP variable.
/Tom Kern
Gentry, Stephen wrote:
> Does anyone use the Gateway option on the System_Identifier parameter
> in the SYSTEM CONFIG
systems in an ISFC collection.
2009/8/17 Gentry, Stephen
> Does anyone use the Gateway option on the System_Identifier parameter in
> the SYSTEM CONFIG file? I’ve tried using it and can’t get it do what I
> thought it would do. System identifier is coded below (the cpuid has been
&
Does anyone use the Gateway option on the System_Identifier parameter
in the SYSTEM CONFIG file? I've tried using it and can't get it do
what I thought it would do. System identifier is coded below (the cpuid
has been replaces with x's but it is filled in correctly in the
On Wednesday, 02/11/2009 at 02:32 EST, Rob van der Heij
wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 5:19 PM, Alan Altmark
wrote:
>
> > Finger check! Make that
> > CP_Owned Slot 255 RESERVED
>
> I *love* this one, and I envy the one who came up with it... I have
> run into several folks who misunderst
>So that I understand what you are saying, I would add the CP-OWNED SLOT
>255 RESERVED where in the SYS CONFIG file? And when this is added does
>it mean that let's say my last RESERVED SLOT in the SYS CONFIG file was
>10 and I added the 255 SLOT statement after this and I now wanted to add
>a CP-O
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 5:19 PM, Alan Altmark wrote:
> Finger check! Make that
> CP_Owned Slot 255 RESERVED
I *love* this one, and I envy the one who came up with it... I have
run into several folks who misunderstood the "reserved" as that you
can't use it. If you put this in the default syst
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On Wednesday, 02/11/2009, Alan Altmark wrote:
> CP_Owned Slot 256 RESERVED
Finger check! Make that
CP_Owned Slot 255 RESERVED
(255, not 256)
Alan Altmark
z/VM Development
IBM Endicott
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terry.mar...@cms.hhs.gov
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On Wednesday, 02/11/2009, Alan Altmark wrote:
> CP_Owned Slot 256 RESERVED
Finger check! Make that
CP_Owned Slot 255 RESERVED
(255, not 256)
Alan Altmark
z/VM Development
IBM Endicott
Operating System
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2009/2/11 Bill Munson :
>
> check your "System Config" and see what your next "reserved" slot is:
>
> enter - DEF CPOWN SLOT nnn volid
>
N
2009/2/11 Bill Munson :
>
> check your "System Config" and see what your next "reserved" slot is:
>
> enter - DEF CPOWN SLOT nnn volid
>
No, to find the next reserved slot, issue CP Q CPOWNED
(your SYSTEM CONFIG may already have been updated to be prepare extra
slots for the next IPL)
--
Kris B
On Wednesday, 02/11/2009 at 08:12 EST, Mike Walter
wrote:
> Maybe the next z/VM release will come with all 255 slots allocated or
> pre-Reserved? ;-)
In the IBM-provided SYSTEM CONFIG, yes. We came to the same conclusion.
If you add
CP_Owned Slot 256 RESERVED
you will automatically reserve
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I "believe" that there are CP commands to DEFIN
sage -
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Believes can be faint:
-You cannot define new slots on the fly.
-You can fill in the predefined slots on t
uot;Martin, Terry R. (CMS/CTR) (CTR)" [terry.mar...@cms.hhs.gov]
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> Thanks Mike. I am adding the SLOTS for paging!
>
>
>
> You do
tes
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Thanks Mike. I am adding the SLOTS for paging!
You do believe t
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Yep, easy as that -- just DO NOT change the SLOT number on any volumes
allocated with SPOOL space!!
No significant overhead in the 255 max slots.
Changes will be effective at the next IPL, but I believe
PM EST
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Subject: Adding Slots for CP volumes in the System Config file
Hi
I have a quick question. I need to add more SLOTS in the SYSTEM CONFIG
file I am assuming that it is as easy as duplicating existing reserved
SLOTS. Is this a fair assumption? Also I belie
Hi
I have a quick question. I need to add more SLOTS in the SYSTEM CONFIG
file I am assuming that it is as easy as duplicating existing reserved
SLOTS. Is this a fair assumption? Also I believe the max number of SLOTS
is 256 is this correct? One last thing is there any performance or other
The SYSTEM CONFIG statements are intended to be parsed like REXX
statements. Things in quotes remain as-is, otherwise each token gets
folded to uppercase. In theory, you could specify
cpowned slot 99 'a B c'
and get a really bizarre volume label. Whether CP could use such a
specificati
On: Mon, May 21, 2007 at 11:00:04AM -0700,Schuh, Richard Wrote:
} Link to the disk RR and ipl it with a loadparm of the console address -
} IPL dev LOADP consaddr
Besides TERM CONMODE 3270 as already mentioned, make sure you have
enough vstore to IPL. 256 megs at least or more.
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Thanks John.
Is there a way to show the sapl screen while the system is running?
-James
onsole address –
IPL dev LOADP consaddr
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Thanks Jo
: system config file
Link to the disk RR and ipl it with a loadparm of the console
address - IPL dev LOADP consaddr
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Thanks John.
Is there a way to show the sapl screen while the system is running?
-James
On 5/21/07, John Franciscovich < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote:
Given that, it looks like you'll be ok. The way to verify
y the
stand-alone loader screen, and make sure that parm disk 3 is the one
being used (there are a couple of ways this could be shown, either as
EXTENT 3 or in the IPL parameters).
Also make sure that the system config file you changed is the one being
used. If the file you changed is named SYSTEM C
n the IPL parameters).
Also make sure that the system config file you changed is the one being
used. If the file you changed is named SYSTEM CONFIG, then make sure
there are no IPL parameters specifying a different name (with parameters
FN= or FT=). If the file has a different name, make sure ther
g and there will be a problem IPL'ing.
>Can you give me an idea of what to look for.
>A query cpdisk shows the disk with the system config I modified accessed
r/o
>as a.
>q cpowned seems ok as does the system config file itself (other than my
>entry showing SLOT rather than Slot
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Without knowing more details, here are some things to look at:
You need to make sure that the system config file that you changed to
include the new volume is on the PARM disk that is used at IPL time.
The PARM disk that is used during an IPL is the one that is specified to
the stand-alone
g and there will be a problem IPL'ing.
Can you give me an idea of what to look for.
A query cpdisk shows the disk with the system config I modified accessed r/o
as a.
q cpowned seems ok as does the system config file itself (other than my
entry showing SLOT rather than Slot).
Any ideas?
Again than
no
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Is the file case sensitive?
Thanks
-James
Nope
James M wrote:
Is the file case sensitive?
Thanks
-James
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Is the file case sensitive?
Thanks
-James
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