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Chapter 4. Installing and configuring z/VM 37

Running INSTDVD

The INSTDVD EXEC copies the z/VM system from DVD to disk.

Perform the following steps:

1. Execute INSTDVD:

==> instdvd

2. If you are using 3390-3s, you see a panel asking for the five volumes, as shown in

Figure 4-10 (if you are using 3390-9s, you will only see three lines).

Figure 4-10 INSTDVD DASD address panel

a. Enter the addresses of the five volumes (or three for 3390-9s) that z/VM will be

installed on. The labels for the last four volumes are changed because the LPAR in this

example had access to other z/VM systems. Changing the labels prevents the problem

described in 4.11, “Relabeling system volumes” on page 66 from occurring.

b. Press F5 to start the installation.

3. Verify that the five DASD addresses to be installed onto are correct. When you see the

question DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE?, type y. You should see the message NOW FORMATTING

DASD 6280.

4. You are asked to place the system RSU in the drive. Insert the z/VM Stacked

Recommended Service Upgrade 6101 DVD into the HMC DVD-ROM drive

5. At the Integrated 3270 Console, type go. You should see a message of the form DVDLOAD:

LOADING FILE CKD5000x IMAGE *. This step should take two to four minutes.

6. Finally, you should see the message HCPIDV8329I INSTDVD EXEC ENDED SUCCESSFULLY.

Important: INSTDVD can take from 45 minutes to two hours. Now may be a good time

to go to Chapter 6, “Configuring an NFS/FTP server” on page 97 to set up an NFS

server.

Also, read errors have been observed resulting in INSTDVD failing. If this is the case,

you can try the command instdvd (restart and the install process should pick up

where the read error occurred. This can be caused by dirt or fingerprints on the DVD.

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