page  of  GC20-1806-9   Is   Updated   April  1,  1981  by  TNL   GN25-0834   Mass  Storage  System  Initialization   If  an  !ISS   port  is  attached  to  a  virtual  machine   running  as/vs  with  !ISS   support  and  the  !ISS   communicator  program  is  running   in  the  virtual  
.achine, the control program can cause automatic3330V   volume  mount   and  demount   in  response  to  any  of  the  following:  •   1  virtual  machine  logs  on  with  a  minidisk  defined  on  a  system   disk  
that is notmounted.   The  control  program  attempts  to  mount   an  SSS   volume  with  the  correct  volume  label.  •   1  virtual  machine   logs  
specifying a vo1id for aprogram   again  atteapts  to  
volulle label.
on having a dedicate directory statement
volume that is not mounted.The   control  mount   an  KSS   volume  with  the  specified  •   In   operator  ATTACH  com.and   is  issued  specifying  a  device  address  that  
is anSSS   3330V   address  and  volid.  The   control  program   attempts  to  mount   the  vo1id  on  the  device  address  as  part  of  the  ATTACH  
process ing•   •   The  operator  DEFINE   command  is  used  to  change  the  feature  (SYSVIRT   or  VIRTUAL)   of  a  3330V   containing  a  mounted  volume.  The  control  program  
demounts thevolume   before  completing  the  DEFINE   process.  •   1  virtual  machine  issues  a  LINK   command  to  link  to  a  virtual   device  
that is all or part of a3330V   volume.  The  control  program  attempts  
tomount   the  volume   as  part  of  the  LINK   process.  
TheVK/370   control  program  does  not  issue  orders  directly  to  the  mass  
storage control(IISC).   Bather,  it  passes  requests  to  an  as/vs  system  
with!ISS   support  that  is  operating  in  a  virtual  machine  with  an  SSC   port  
dedicated to it. TheCS/iS   system  then  issues  orders  to  the  KSC   and  
passes response information back to the control program.
In order for the installation to run with fullKSS   support,  an  as/vs  
system must beIPLed   in  a  virtual  machine.  An  KSC   port  must  be  
dedicated to this virtual machine. There are no special requirements
for thisIPL.   The  standard  installation  procedures  for  IPLing   as/vs  in  
a virtual machine should be followed.Ifter   the  system  is  IPLed,   the  VII/370   communicator  program   must  be  started.  If  the  standard  
installation procedures as documented in theVK/370   System   Generation-Guide  have  been  followed,  the  communicator  program  is  started  
in the virtual machine through theOS/VS   operator  command:  
start dmkmss {.pn]
The (.pn] operand is used only inOS/VS1   systems  to  specify  the  
partition inWhich   the  program  is  to  be  started.  
The absence of error messages received fromDKKSSS   indicates  that  KSS   support  is  initialized.  The  communicator  virtual  machine  may  now  be  
disconnected if the installation desires.
There are five error messages that theD!lKKSS   program  can  produce.  
If any of these messages are received, then theVK/370   control  program   will  not  be  able  to  communicate  with  the  KSS.   The  messages  are  as  
follows:
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.achine, the control program can cause automatic
that is not
specifying a vo1id for a
volulle label.
on having a dedicate directory statement
volume that is not mounted.
is an
process ing
demounts the
that is all or part of a
to
The
storage control
with
dedicated to it. The
passes response information back to the control program.
In order for the installation to run with full
system must be
dedicated to this virtual machine. There are no special requirements
for this
a virtual machine should be followed.
installation procedures as documented in the
in the virtual machine through the
start dmkmss {.pn]
The (.pn] operand is used only in
partition in
The absence of error messages received from
disconnected if the installation desires.
There are five error messages that the
If any of these messages are received, then the
follows:
Section 2. Initiating
            
            


































































































































































































































































