Cecelia,

Is this early in the install process?  Using the predefined SPOOL area 
that IBM provides with z/VM?  If so, then perhaps you DO have some sort of 
hardware or software error? 

Maybe you could provide the output of commands: 
CP Q ALLOC SPOOL
CP Q DASD DETAILS rdev_addr_here

And if you don't mind sharing with other sets of eye all willing to help 
out, run CPFMTXA on all the SPOOL volumes listed by Q ALLOC SPOOL to 
display their ALLOC MAPS (you don't need actually change anything just to 
look).  If you're using minidisks to access the SPOOL areas from a 2nd 
level system, providing the 1st level MDISK statements might help, too. 

If you have added SPOOL space, then are you 100% certain that you 
formatted ALL the cylinders that you have allocated for it?  It's easy 
when working 2nd level to miss a cylinder.  There have been recent posts 
on the list discussing leaving cylinder 0 (zero) alone on the real DASD 
(so that the volser remains unchanged), and then on 2nd level defining a 
minidisk from real cylinders 1-end.  If you were on 2nd level and LINKed 
that 1-END minidisk, then formatted from cylinders 1-END, and allocated it 
as SPOL 0-END, it could cause the problem you're seeing (along with lots 
of other things that could cause it).

Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
The opinions expressed herein are mine alone, not my employer's.





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The spool area is a 3390-3 volume with 1% of utilization...

Thanks.

Cecelia Dusha
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From: Rob van der Heij [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 9:20 AM
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On 12/8/05, Dusha, Cecelia, Ms., WHS/ITMD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> HCPVSQ429E  Punch 000D spool error;  file held

You have filled up spool space during the build process. Either add
some spool space or clean up some spool files that you don't need.

Rob
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