Thanks Roy and Kevin for the info. I'll put this on the back burner until I
foresee some downtime coming up. Those old definitions don't bother me so
much after all! :)
Much appreciated,
Robert
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Dave Kopischke wrote:
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I think you'll still want a POR though. I don't know of any other way to
remove those definitions from HSA without a POR. The room those
definitions
take up in HSA might not be an issue, but if you're deleting a bunch of
devices, it might help you later if you find
Hello again...
I have an old 3274 controller defined in IODF that is no longer installed.
The 1st 24 addresses are defined as 3279s or 3278s and I added DYNAMIC=YES to
those definitions so that I can delete them in a future IODF.
The last 8 addresses are defined as 3286-2 and I can't figure out
Robert,
Forget the Activate, you're gonna need an IPL!.. 3286 just don't support
dynamic activate.. no way around it that I know of.
(Last time I got caught out by this, I deleted a whole bunch of old 3274
entries without looking too carefully at all the OSConfigs.. then
started activating
I'm not certain about z890/z990 and beyond, but if the device does not
support dynamic capability it certainly appears a power-on reset will be
necessary.
Regards,
Kevin
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Neubert, Kevin (DIS) wrote:
I'm not certain about z890/z990 and beyond, but if the device does not
support dynamic capability it certainly appears a power-on reset will be
necessary.
Kevin,
A POR is not usually required, it's only the definition in the OSCONFIG
that causes the problems.. so
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