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80 The Virtualization Cookbook for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2

5.2.3 Receiving, applying, and building the service

You must receive, apply, and build the service. Then it can be put into production. In the past,

this was a cumbersome procedure. For example, to receive, apply and build the CP

component, the following steps were needed:

vmfmrdsk zvm cp apply (setup

vmfsetup zvm cp

vmfpsu zvm cp

vmfins install ppf zvm cp (nomemo env {filename} nolink override no

vmfapply ppf zvm cp (setup

vmfbld ppf zvm cp (status

vmfbld ppf zvm cp (serviced

Then the same steps were needed for many other components. The process is much easier

now with the SERVICE command. On the other hand, the previous method is more granular

and better enables the system administrator to know which pieces of service have been

applied.

1. To prepare to use the SERVICE command, you must have a 256 MB virtual machine and

you must have the minidisk with a large amount of free space; that is what the MAINT 500

minidisk is for. Increase the size of the MAINT virtual machine with the DEFINE STORAGE

command:

==> def stor 256M

STORAGE = 256M

Storage cleared - system reset.

==> ipl cms

IPL CMS

z/VM V5.4.0 2008-05-13 14:27

==> Press Enter

2. The SERVICE command will write to the current A disk, so you again want to access 500

as A:

==> acc 500 a

DMSACC724I 500 replaces A (191)

3. Use the SERVICE ALL command, specifying the envelope files you downloaded. Many,

many windows of output will scroll by and the windows will automatically be cleared.

Important messages will be saved to the A (500) disk. This process may take many

minutes or tens or tens of minutes. Following is an example:

==> service all rptf0176 rptf0276 rptf0376

...

VMFSUT2760I VMFSUFTB processing completed successfully

VMFSRV2760I SERVICE processing completed with warnings

Ready(00004); T=185.66/191.79 11:56:47

A return code of zero (0) is ideal. Note in the last Ready line that this command returned a

code of 4. In general a return code of 4 is acceptable. That means that only warnings were

issued. A return code of 8 or greater generally means that errors were encountered.

4. The output files written to the A disk are of the form $VMF* $MSGNUM:

==> filel $VMF* $MSGLOG

$VMFP2P $MSGLOG A1 V 80 1520 28 11/10/05 13:35:43

$VMFBLD $MSGLOG A1 V 80 639 9 11/10/05 13:28:42

$VMFMRD $MSGLOG A1 V 80 499 7 11/10/05 13:28:39

$VMFSRV $MSGLOG A1 V 80 1369 25 11/10/05 11:56:47

$VMFAPP $MSGLOG A1 V 80 682 9 11/10/05 11:54:07

$VMFINS $MSGLOG A1 V 80 381 6 11/10/05 11:54:05

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