Because HE mentions dedicate statements in the directory.
McKown, John wrote:
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Subject: Re: Copying server to another IFL
You could DEDicate the new real OSA addresses as the same
virtual addresses from the original system.
Original system:
DEDICATE AB00 AB00
New system:
DEDICATE AB00 XY00
That way you will avoid most file changes in the new linux image.
David
You are assuming z/VM. What if the person is running without z/VM, but
in LPARs?
Well, if desired, it IS possible to generate multiple LPARs and assign
the same device number (address) to the OSAs in every LPAR. It may well
be very confusing, but it is possible.
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