Hi, Daniel.
The Q CPUID command does show you the model information as well as the
machine type:
Response 1:
CPUID=aassssssccccdddd
aa
identifies the version code. These two digits are set to X'FF' to
identify that your virtual machine is running under z/VM
ssssss
identifies the processor. This field contains six hexadecimal
digits. This is the only part of the CPUID that can be modified by means
of the SET CPUID command or set by the system directory's OPTION control
statement.
cccc
identifies the model number. This field is set to the model number
of the real machine.
dddd
identifies the machine check extended logout length. For z900 and
z800 servers, this field is set to X'0000'. For all other supported
servers, this field is set to X'8000'.
On 03/05/2010 12:03 PM, Daniel Allen wrote:
In z/OS, the command 'D M=CPU' shows the machine type and model. In z/VSE,
the command 'SIR' shows the machine type and model.
I know the 'Q CPU' shows the machine type. Is there any way I can find the
model under z/VM ?
--
Dave Jones
V/Soft
www.vsoft-software.com
Houston, TX
281.578.7544
