We are turning on 1 engine this weekend to one of our processors; we are
going from a 2097-604 to a 2097-605. Our IBM CE says that it will not
need a Power-on-Reset (POR). We are not changing the weights for the
lpars within the HMC; we are leaving them as is. How can we verify that
the actual
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Subject: Engine increase on the 2097
We are turning on 1 engine this weekend to one of our processors; we are
going from a 2097-604 to a 2097-605. Our IBM CE says that it will not
need a Power-on-Reset (POR). We
On Fri, 4 May 2012 14:39:29 +, Lopez, Sharon wrote:
We are turning on 1 engine this weekend to one of our processors; we are
going from a 2097-604 to a 2097-605. ... How can we verify that
the actual physical engine has been turned on? Is there a MVS display
that will show this or somewhere
on the 2097
We are turning on 1 engine this weekend to one of our processors; we are
going from a 2097-604 to a 2097-605. Our IBM CE says that it will not need a
Power-on-Reset (POR). We are not changing the weights for the lpars within
the HMC; we are leaving them as is. How can we verify
, Rajesh rajesh.srivast...@ubs.com
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Date: 05/04/2012 09:58 AM
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You will have to issue very online command for the added CPU.
Issue D M=CPU to verify.
You
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I am wy into territory I know nothing about here
On the z10 (2097) and up, you can dynamically make a new CP available to
an LPAR via the HMC. Once that is done, the z/OZ CONFIG command can be
issued. Be careful to follow through completely with all steps. We added
an engine a while back, but it went offline at the next regular IPL, and
we
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I am wy into territory I know nothing about here
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On the z10 (2097) and up, you can dynamically make a new CP
available to
an LPAR via the HMC. Once that is done, the z/OZ CONFIG
command can
RL: Hiper
SPR: Todd Voltz
Document Number: 5/23/11
Machine Type: 2097, 2098, 2817
Models Affected: All Models
RETAIN TIP: H202878
ABSTRACT: HIPER MCLs have been released for machines at Driver-86 and
Driver-79.
DESCRIPTION: HIPER MCLs have been released
Well, according to the announcement today, a 2097 is a z10 EC.
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Yes,
and so somebody who did not trust D M=CPU can trust it again...
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Well, according to the announcement today, a 2097 is a z10 EC.
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I'm glad I didn't post this - I'm a bit bored with having my throat jumped down.
First of all, some systems are soft. Flex-ES and Hercules could be trivially
modded to
store such values.
Secondly, even if '2097' were the designator of some future IBM system, it
doesn't follow
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I'm glad I didn't post this - I'm a bit bored with having my throat
jumped down.
First of all, some systems are soft. Flex-ES
On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 15:09:22 -0600, Tom Moulder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How many of you have heard of an IBM z9 model number 2097? It shows up as a
z/HE in a CPU display (D M=CPU).
The ZHE is the CPC (or processor name) which you define via the HCD so
unless you did this then it could well
The company I was previously associated with received one of these boxes in
mid December as part of an early support program. I saw very few documents
regarding this machine but it was listed as ZHE. It is supposedly the next
generation of IBM mainframe.
z9 EC has modes S08, S18 etc
but the machine type is always 2094
z9 BC has models R07 and S07, machine type is always 2096
so every z9 EC reports 2094 and every z9BC reports 2096
Then you have capacity settings, like 508, 715, 754 etc for z9 EC and
like A01, Q03 etc for z9 BC. They are also
The z9EC model number is 2097.
No, it isn't. The z9EC model number is 2094; the z9BC number is 2096.
My bad.
I can only attribute it to a bad memory and being off the job for 8 months.
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The z9EC model number is 2097.
That's interesting Our z9EC claims to be a 2094.
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The z9EC model number is 2097.
No, it isn't. The z9EC model number is 2094; the z9BC number is 2096.
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On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 13:32:43 -0800, Lars Poulsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Tom Moulder wrote:
How many of you have heard of an IBM z9 model number 2097? It shows
up as a
z/HE in a CPU display (D M=CPU).
What is it and how does it stack up against all the other z9 machines?
Slide number 10
On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:10:10 -0600, Tom Moulder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CPC NAME = ZHE
Hmmm... ZHÈ is a Chinese word for this. So maybe it's just self identifying.
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On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:10:10 -0600, Tom Moulder wrote:
CPC NAME = ZHE
z/HE might be a name used if the new box was closer to the size of a washing
machine than
a refrigerator; my washer is a High Efficiency model (HE)... so why not the
next
mainframe?
(One reason not to go that route
And our z9BC claims to be a 2096-S07-T03.
I googled and IBM-searched, but I got no answers.
If somebody did, could they please send me either a link or their search
arguments?
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Can you cut and paste the display, please?
Chris Blaicher
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Sent: Tuesday, February 12
Tom Moulder wrote:
How many of you have heard of an IBM z9 model number 2097? It shows up as a
z/HE in a CPU display (D M=CPU).
What is it and how does it stack up against all the other z9 machines?
Slide number 10 in this presentation should answer your questions
in some detail:
http
Can you cut and paste the display, please?
Chris Blaicher
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How many of you have heard of an IBM z9
The z9EC model number is 2097.
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Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 15:09:22
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Subject: 2097?
How many of you have heard of an IBM z9 model number 2097? It shows up
On Tue, 2008-02-12 at 15:09 -0600, Tom Moulder wrote:
How many of you have heard of an IBM z9 model number 2097? It shows up as a
z/HE in a CPU display (D M=CPU).
It just might not be a z9 ...
Now tell us Tom, how did you get hold of one of those ... already ???.
Looks like a (public) d'oh
How many of you have heard of an IBM z9 model number 2097? It shows up as a
z/HE in a CPU display (D M=CPU).
What is it and how does it stack up against all the other z9 machines?
Tom Moulder
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The z9EC model number is 2097.
That's interesting Our z9EC claims to be a 2094.
And our z9BC claims to be a 2096-S07-T03.
What has the world
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