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Estimating VM/370 Storage Requirements
This section contains information about: Estimating real storage requirements for VM/370 Reducing the size of the CP nucleus Estimating direct access storage requirements Estimating storage requirements for CMSminidisks The "Specifying a virtual=Real Machine" section includes information
about estimating real storage requirements for a virtual=real machine.
Note: The requirements specified here are applicable only to the SCP, not to its extensions. Real Storage Requirements for CP
Figure 14 lists the various CP requirements and the amount of real
storage required for each.
r----- CP Requirement
Res iden t nu cleus
Internal trace table
Real control blocks
Permanently allocated
free storage
(virtu al cont rol
blocks and tables).
For installation
control of free
storage, use the SYSCOR macro. See "Part 2. Defining Your VM/370 System." Real Storage Allocated
Approximately 152K
Conventionally, 4K of storage is allocated
for each 256K of real storage. This
storage is set aside at IPt time. See "SYSCOR Macro" in Part 2 for details of
how to increase the size of the internal
trace table.
There is a control block for each real
dev ice, control unit, and channel: 88 bytes/real device 72 bytes/real control unit 96 bytes/real channel 24 bytes for each remote 3270 or real 3704/3705 The default value is a minimum of 12K, plus
an additional 4K for each 64K of real
storage above 256K.1 This storage is set
aside at IPL time. Each logged-on virtual
machine requires a virtual machine ,control
block (VMBLOK), a segment table (SEGTABLE), a page table (PAGTABLE), a swap table (SWPTABLE), and a control block for each
virtual device, control unit, and channel.
igure 14. Real Storage Requirements for CP Requirements (Part 1 of 2) IAn additional 25% of free storaqe is allocated in AP mode. Part 1. Planning for System Generation 87
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