>> The problem is that within the linux guest there is no corresponding
>> device such as /dev/mnd? or /dev/dasd?.  We are running SLES8 under VM
>> 4.3, has anyone tried this?

> Near as I can tell, SLES8 does not contain an mdisk= kernel parameter, or
> the mdisk driver.  What SLES8 does have is the DIAG and FBA drivers that
can
> use VDISK.  If you are running in 64-bit mode, the DIAG driver won't work
> unless you patch it (see below), but the FBA drivers works just fine.

> You should head over to http://www.sinenomine.net/downloads/ and grab the
> SWAPGEN EXEC.  It is THE easiest way to create and initialize swap disks.
> You don't even have to do the mkswap after booting.  Instructions for its
> use are in the EXEC.

Got it, but struggling with the RXDASD part.  Not, sure what we are doing
wrong but
I have had two different MVS people help me and we are getting the
following:


PIPE < RXDASD VMARC A | fblock 80 00 | > RXDASD1 VMARC A F 80
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 10:38:50
VMARC UNPK RXDASD1 VMARC A * * A
No archive members found in RXDASD1 VMARC A1.
Ready; T=0.02/0.02 10:38:58

We know we have a working VMARC module because we are able to unpack the
VMARC.VMARC file and do get all the source files correctly.

--
john

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