Hi all,
 I thought I was getting the hang of using DIRMAINT, but now I think I 

shot myself in the foot.  I am wondering now how to fix the wound.

 Yesterday I made some changes that appeared to be successful. After some
 
searches of the list archives, I thought I did something good but now I a
m 
thinking it may be what is causing my problem.

Backing up, I had followed the steps in Chapter 4 of Getting Started with
 
Linux on System z. 

I ran a DIRMAP report before I started making changes and noted that 
several items that had overlaps also had 3390 (3390-01) lengths associate
d 
with them. Since I only have 3390-09s, I thought the USER files should 

reflect that. So... I changed $SPOOL$, $PAGE$, MAINT and SYSDUMP1 0123 

(the last two which I am assuming came out of my EXTENT CONTROL 
definitions) to all have the 3390-09 lenghths.  Those overlaps all went 

away.
THere was something called .DRCT. from 1-20 on 540RES which still had on 

overlap listed when I was done, but it was there to start with so I 
thought nothing of it.
All the updates seemed to work as far as I could tell. 

Today I reipled to test some changes I made in AUTOLOG1 PROFILE suggested
 
by the RH Virtualization Cookbook. I did a dirmaint get and made some 
changes for another user, and tried to do a replace.

The scene is not good; I am getting errors:

DVHDRC3212E Unexpected RC= 28, from DVHUPDIR 123 1DE
:
:
DVHDRC6213E z/VM USER DIRECTORY CREATION PROGRAM - VERSION 5 RELEASE 4.0
DVHDRC6213E HCPDIR750I RESTRICTED PASSWORD FILE NOT FOUND
DVHDRC6213E HCPDIR784E I/O ERROR 0123 DEVICE NOT ATTACHED
DVHDRC6213E EOJ DIRECTORY NOT UPDATED

after which DIRECTXA attempts to re-IPL and restart adn the whole error 

process happens again.


I could restore the 540RES volume, but now that I have made this problem 

for myself, it might serve me better to know how to fix it(if there is a 

way).I could try to undo my changes, but I would really like to know how 

to debug this problem.  Since I see the virtual address 123 in the error 

message, I am led to believe that it might have something to do with the 

DASD size changes I made that relate to virtual device 123. I could undo 

them all, but I would rather find out if this is the right path to take. 
I 
am concerned that they might not get updated if I DO try to change them i
f 
DIRMAINT is not working correctly. 

Since I am just starting out, this is unfortunately my first level system
. 
Someone suggested getting a second level up and running, but I did not do
 
that before messing with DIRMAINT.


 

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