I just implemented some modifications to our I/O configuration using HCD
on z/OS. We maintain our IODFs under z/OS and issue activates for the
other z/OS LPARs. How do I get z/VM to recognize our new I/O changes
dynamically? Thanks.
Peter
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> I just implemented so
On Friday, 08/19/2005 at 10:03 EST, "McKown, John"
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> > I just implemented some modifications to our I/O
> > configuration using HCD
> > on z/OS. We maintain our IODFs under z/OS and issue activates for the
> > other z/OS LPARs. How do I get z/VM to recognize our new I/O c
As Alan said, z/VM has device sensing -, VM (CP) is clever in that
way.
Good luck.
>
> On Friday, 08/19/2005 at 10:03 EST, "McKown, John"
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>> > I just implemented some modifications to our I/O
>> > configuration using HCD
>> > on z/OS. We maintain our IODFs un
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> > I just implemented some modifications to our I/O
> > configuration using HCD
> > on z/OS. We maintain our IODFs under
> No need to send the IODF to VM since VM
> isn't the LPAR controlling the I/O config. (Unlike MVS, CP
> doesn't use an IODF to figure out what devices are available
> and what kind they are.)
Is this still true if you use HCM/HCD?
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> No need to send the IODF to VM since VM
> isn't the LPAR controlling the
On Sunday, 08/21/2005 at 11:22 AST, David Boyes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > No need to send the IODF to VM since VM
> > isn't the LPAR controlling the I/O config. (Unlike MVS, CP
> > doesn't use an IODF to figure out what devices are available
> > and what kind they are.)
>
> Is this still true
