Kok Leong Chan wrote:
Now in the USER DIRECT entry for user LINUX1, there's a MDISK for virtual
DASD 100:

 USER LINUX1 LINUX1 1024M 1024M g
  INCLUDE LINDFLT
  MDISK 191 3390 0001 050 MV0405 MR READ WRITE MULTIPLE
  MDISK 100 3390 0051 3338 MV0405 MR READ WRITE MULTIPLE
  MDISK 101 3390 0001 3338 MV0406 MR READ WRITE MULTIPLE

When I logon as LINUX1, I see this:

 LOGON LINUX1
 00: HCPLNM1151E LINUX1 0100 has not been linked because it is not within
CP volme extents.


I think you've simply misinterpreted the semantics of the MDISK statement !

The 4th field is a start cylinder
The 5th field is a cylinder *COUNT* (not the last cylinder).

Therefore the minidisk at VCUA 100 for the LINUX1 virtual machine is
defined with a range of 51->3388 which is beyond the range of the volume
(the last cylinder would be 3338) - which explains the HCP1151E error
message.

You probably want to have minidisk 100 defined as :
MDISK 100 3390 0051 3288 MV0405 MR ...

Remember.. DISKMAP/DIRMAP are your friends ! and you probably may want
to peruse DIRMAINT if you're not 100% comfortable with manipulating the
CP directory manually (or if you intend to have a large amount of
virtual machines defined in the end).

On a side note, you may want to make sure you understand what you are
doing by having trivial passwords on your minidisks (the last 3
fields).. but that's another story.

--Ivan

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