I'll admit to being two decades out of date when it comes to the rules for 
bring memory online to LPARs...

Does it get better after z9? And does it matter? I, and several people I 
know, need to know the answer to the second question.

Thanks, Martin

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From:   "R.S." <[email protected]>
To:     [email protected], 
Date:   07/12/2013 10:58 AM
Subject:        Re: Central Storage reallocation on z9 - requirement to be 
contiguous? - Never mind, didn't read enough... or reply with enough 
information,
Sent by:        IBM Mainframe Discussion List <[email protected]>



W dniu 2013-07-11 22:02, Tom Ambros pisze:
> OK, I'll try and make it clear.
>
> PR/SM Planning Guide spells out that at partition activation the initial
> storage allocation is made in contiguous segments.
>
> If you follow the sequence of the scenario I presented, you'll see that 
I
> am in fact asking whether lpar A, when activated, would be able to have
> two discontiguous storage segments - the storage released by lpar C past
> the end of its new allocation and its original segment.   It cannot, if 
I
> understand what is written in the PR/SM Planning Guide.
>
However it is (AFAIK) possible to activate LPAR with one coniguous 
memory segment and then add another segment by a command. In order to do 
this the LPAR has to have Reserved Storage defined.
BTW: I know how to add memory on working z/OS system. Is is possible to 
add memory on LPAR without any system IPLed? For channels and processors 
it is possible.

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