Re: Why am I getting this HHCCP027E Device 0148 not in configuration...

"Anyanso" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.emulators.turnkey-mvs
Message-ID <[email protected]>




ScottC, thank you for chipping in. What you wrote is precisely what get me confused about installing MVS3.8j. I started trying to build from scratch using Jay Moseley instruction/procedure; discovered that I could use the TK3 package (which I was excited about). Got through installing MVs from the TK3 package to find out I do need to do some extra work like IPL, customization, etc - some things in the process are optional I understand but IPL I must do, right?  And that's where I am now and a bit dazed - trying to IPL.

Now, Can I ask what you mean "Your DASD definition cards are missing from your configuration file". I did not read that anywhere but I am sure I missed that requirement. Looking at some configuration examples, I see the required device definitions but nothing about dasd. I do find the following: But it appears to be right where it should be e.g.: C:\Program Files\mvs38j\dasd\mvsres.148 15991 KB    148 file. Is that what you mean missing in my config?

So, how do I get this into the correct config file? Do I have to add all dasd files found in the \dasd folder? 
The last time I tried to pull the file in from Hercules GUI (Fish's stuff), it told me the files is already defined?

How do I make this works for me?

Thanks a bunch!


--- In [email protected], "ScottC" <scosel@...> wrote:
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> 
> --- In [email protected], "Anyanso" <pagwu@> wrote:
> >
> > What could I be doing wrong and how can I go about resolving this
> problem?
> >
> Your DASD definition cards are missing from your configuration file.
> 
> BTW, are you trying to install the system from scratch (or from the
> Starter System) or are you just trying to run SETUP and build a working
> system without going through the Sysgen Process?
> 
> FYI, to build a working system, you don't need to necessarily go through
> the Installing the Sysgen System unless you want to build the system
> yourself from the ground up.
> 
> Scott
>
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