I haven¹t done it, but the zAPP processor would only be usable by the zOS
LPAR; zVM has no use for zAAPs.
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On 3/13/07 12:13 PM, "Mark Pace" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have this new z9. In this z9 I have a regular CP, a IFL and a zAAP. I had
> no problem defining an LPAR with the IFL and running z/VM and Linux. I
> created and LPAR with a regular CP running z/OS 1.7. Now I have defined an
> LPAR with a regular CP, sharing the one CP, and defined the zAAP.
>
> In that LPAR z/VM does not show the zAAP. I assume that I should be able to
> see with Q PROCESSOR.
> q processor
> PROCESSOR 00 MASTER
> Ready; T=0.01/0.01 13:12:11
>
> When I look on the HMC I see that all the processors are defined to the CPC
> and that they are Active. But when I look at the LPAR I see the processors,
> but the zAAP is Stopped. I can not figure out how to "start" the zAAP. The
> Activate Icon doesn't do it, and the Start Icon in the CP configuration area
> doesn't do it.
>
> How do I start the zAAP?
