Hi Greg, Ooops, yes - CAPS is a typo in this email (not in the actual command), should be TEST. :)
I tried the CP MODIFY with the parms you suggested, but I'm still getting HCP0864E: CP MODify CHPID 80 CSS 0 ADD_CSS_access RCSS 1 INITial_access TEST ACCess_list TEST HCPCCO864E Partition TEST does not have access to CSS 0 Perhaps, does this command need to be executed on a system that already has access to CSS 0? Are we in a "chicken and egg" scenario where I'm requesting access to the CSS, but I'll never get it because I don't already have access to the CSS? PS: Do you know if the ACCESS_LIST needs to be the COMPLETE list of systems to have access to the CSS, or only the system you are adding via the CP MODIFY command? In other words, will the system(s) specified in ACCESS_LIST be added to the existing access list, or REPLACE the existing access list? -Mike -----Original Message----- From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Gregg Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2010 5:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Adding a second CSS Mike, is "init CAPS" a typo/some email malfunction? The CSS value is the target CSS and the RCSS value "is the reference channel-subsystem image from which the channel-path characteristics are to be copied" INITial_access is optional, but ACCess_list is required and as you know the INIT and ACC lpname(s list) do not need to be the same in the INIT and ACC lists I believe the modify chpid should be CP MODify CHPID 80 CSS 0 ADD_CSS_access RCSS 1 INITial_access TEST ACCess_list TEST > The spindle Im trying to reach is 4030 on CU 4000 on CHPID 80. So first I > try to define the CHPID for our LPAR (TEST): > > CP DEFINE CHPID 80 PCHID 290 CSS 0 TYPE FC SHARED ACC othersys1 othersys2 > othersys3 TEST INIT TEST > > But I get: > > HCPCCO864E Partition TEST does not have access to CSS 0 > > So I try to authorize our partition: > > cp modify chpid 80 add access_list TEST > HCPCCO864E Partition TEST does not have access to CSS 0 > > Hmmmm, well the chpid exists (even though it shows as undefined in QUERY > CHPIDS), so I try to modify the chpid to add the CSS: > > cp modify chpid 80 css 0 add_css rcss 0 init CAPS > HCPZPM6704E Missing token at end of line -- Gregg Reed "No Plan, survives execution"
