On Friday, 02/13/2004 at 01:05 CST, Adam Thornton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think there's something I'm misunderstanding about the way a DCSS is > supposed to work. > > I want to define a 128MB DCSS, starting at 128MB, going up to 256MB. > > I give my Linux guest class E privileges, and then issue a
Make sure that this Linux guest is not one of your "real" guests. Class E is powerful stuff. > dcssblk warning:SEGMENT SHRUSR NOT LOADED RC=-2 > > What am I missing? You can't load a DCSS until it is saved. I've never worked with the DCSS driver before, but try issuing a CP SAVESEG SHRUSR in a virtual machine that DOES overlap the DCSS. It will have garbage in it, but that's ok. Then, in Linux, add the DCSS, set the attribute to exclusive-writable, fill it, then save it as shown in the doc. At that point you can reload it as shared. I see the documentation is a little light on how to work with the driver. I'll let the authors know. Alan Altmark Sr. Software Engineer IBM z/VM Development
