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the su command to switch users to the superuser. Next we made our ctg500
directory and listed it with the ls command.
Example 7-2 Creating a mount point directory
$ SC66¨ /u/cicsrs2: cd /usr/lpp
$ SC66¨ /usr/lpp: su
$ SC66¨ /usr/lpp: mkdir ctg500
$ SC66¨ /usr/lpp: ls -l ctg500
drwxrwxrwx 2 AAAAAAA OMVSGRP 8192 Jun 20 10:27 ctg500/
After creating the /usr/lpp/ctg500 directory, we mounted our HFS onto this
using the ISHELL File_systems menu (Figure 7-3).
Figure 7-3 ISHELL, Mount a File System screen
If you want your mounted HFS file systems to be available when your z/OS
system is initial program loaded, you will need to add MOUNT statements to your
BPXPRMxx parameters in SYS1.PARMLIB. For example these are the
parameters we added to our z/OS system for our /usr/lpp/ctg500 HFS:
MOUNT FILESYSTEM(‘CTGUSER.CTG500.HFS’) TYPE(HFS)
MOUNTPOINT(‘usr/lpp/ctg500’) MODE(RDWR)
Unpacking the CICS TG filesets
Once we had created the /usr/lpp/ctg500 HFS, we uncompressed the CICS TG
tar archive. From OMVS, we uncompressed the tar archive using the UNIX
uncompress command as follows:
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