Hi Clifford,

I assume you are referring to Chapter 6 Second-level  DVD Installation 
Method, From a VM Minidisk in z/VM: Guide for Automated Installation and 
Service version 5 release 4. The answer is yes, the FTP command "binary f 
1028" is correct. You will notice in a following substep (12 in the z/VM 
5.4 edition) you are instructed to verify the image files are fixed format 
and have a logical record length of 1028. If the files are transferred 
using a different value, installation will fail.

12. Verify the image file has a fixed (F) file format and a logical record 
length (LRECL) of 1028. If the file format or logical record length is 
incorrect, the image file was copied incorrectly. Erase the image file off 
the minidisk and copy the image file again using the correct parameters. 
Repeat the process starting with substep 6 on page 102.

listfile *222* image w (alloc
FILENAME FILETYPE FM FORMAT LRECL RECS BLOCKS 
CKD22200 IMAGE W1 F 1028 1845 464 Ready; T=n.nn/n.nn hh:mm:ss

Thanks,
Michael J. Forte
z/OS Storage ID and POK Softcopy Support
Software Engineer, System z Information Solutions 58HA
IBM Poughkeepsie, New York
[email protected]




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05/12/2009 11:50 AM
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Re: z/VM 5.4 install
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Clifford,

I've never seen "binary f 1028" used when installing z/VM or downloading 
files from IBM, its always been "BINary Fix 1024".
Can you explain from where that recommendation came?  Is it in a pub, on a 

web site, or elsewhere?

Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates



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The directions on installing from VM minidisk in the FTP command where it 
directs me to set 'binary f 1028' is the 1028 correct???? 
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