The Virtualization Cookbook for SLES 10 SP2 - z/VM - IBM

► You may need to clear the screen with the Esc key. You should then see the display as
shown in Figure 4-9. It is recommended that you leave the M’s in the top section alone.
► Type the letter X next to AMENG (or select your language) and 3390 Mod 3 (or the type of
DASD you will use) as shown above. You can use the Tab key to move to the next input
field.
► Press F5. You should the message HCPINP8392I INSTPLAN EXEC ENDED SUCCESSFULLY
after a list of what will be installed.
► Attach the DASD devices onto which z/VM will be installed defined in your planning
worksheet in 2.7.2, “z/VM DASD worksheet” on page 17. In this example, the devices are
6280-6284.
==> att 6280-6284 *
6280-6284 ATTACHED TO MAINT
Important: The devices 6280-6284 are in bold italics to signify that you should replace the
example value with the correct value for your site. For example, if you are installing z/VM
onto DASD 1200-1204, you would type the following:
==> att 1200-1204 *
This convention is used throughout the book.
Running INSTDVD
The INSTDVD EXEC copies the z/VM system from DVD to disk.
► Execute INSTDVD:
==> instdvd
► If you are using 3390-3s, you see a panel asking for the five volumes as shown in
Figure 4-10 (if you are using 3390-9s, you will only see three lines).
Figure 4-10 INSTDVD DASD address panel
a. Enter the addresses of the five volumes (or three for 3390-9s) that z/VM will be
installed on. The labels for the last four volumes are changed because the LPAR in this
example had access to other z/VM systems. Changing the labels prevents the problem
described in 4.11, “Relabeling system volumes” from occurring.
b. Press F5 to start the installation.
► Verify that the five DASD addresses to be installed onto are correct. When you see the
question DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE?, type Y. You should see the message NOW FORMATTING
DASD 6280.
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