The ckdconvaws command converts the AWSCKD format to the
The nnn and mmm numbers shown will increment as the program runs. When the volume is finished, use the root window to issue the command:
$ | cd / | (in | the | flexes window) |
# | umount /mnt/cdrom | (in | the | root window) |
We can pipe directly from the unzip program to the ckdconvaws program only if the emulated volume will be held in a single file, as we are doing here. If the volume will be held in several files, a named pipe must be used. This is more common with UnixWare or Open UNIX systems and is described in the Netfinity/EFS redbook.
Load the other CDs
Repeat the same process (mount, unzip/convert, umount) for the other CDs that are to be loaded. For the OS/390 R10 system, we used the following:
CD | CD File | Linux File | Disk Model |
2 | /mnt/cdrom/os390/os3raa.zip | /s390/OS3RAA | |
3 | /mnt/cdrom/os390/os39M1.zip | /s390/OS39M1 | |
4 | /mnt/cdrom/os390/os39ha.zip | /s390/OS39HA |
3.3 File ownership
All of the files containing emulated S/390 volumes must be owned by userid flexes and groupid flexes. You can verify this, as follows:
# ls | (check the | owner and group names) | |||
# ls | (if | you | have a second disk) | ||
(if you | need to change ownership, do the following) | ||||
# su |
| (change | to | root, if not already root) | |
# chown | flexes:flexes /s390/OS39RA | (or | whatever file needs to be changed) |
The “flexes:flexes” parameter format causes both the owner and the group name to be changed.
3.4 Minor problems
While working with various AD releases, we found two unusual situations.
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