If you have the MDISK statement in each directory entry, it will be unique for each virtual machine.
If you have the MDISK statement in the PROFILE, it will be common for all virtual machines that use that PROFILE. (but still separate memory) On 04/20/2011 09:56 AM, Dean, David (I/S) wrote:
Thanks to all for the information. Now that I have your attention, is it ok for the fixed block definitions be the same for all users, i.e. the vdisk definition (the memory address) lives within the user definition, and not the entire zvm? Resetting one user will have no affect on others?
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