Link to the minidisk that covers cylinder 0 through the end of the new CP DRCT area in read/write mode. Format the new extent and allocate it, using the CPFMTXA command. The command responds with a series of prompts to first format and then allocate the directory space.
When you finish with the format/allocate program, press Enter to return to CMS.
For example, the volume that will contain the new object directory is a 3390, linked at virtual address 100. It has a label of ESA240. The new object directory will be located on cylinders 1 through 50.
Important! Do not re-IPL until you complete Step 10: Change the allocation bit map on the old extent and re–IPL z/VM, in Enlarging the CP Object Directory (Moving It to a Different DASD Volume) in this chapter.
The series of command prompts and entries required to format this volume looks like the following, where the command prompts are in light type and the user entries are in bold type:
ENTER FORMAT OR ALLOCATE: format FORMAT FUNCTION SELECTED: ENTER DEVICE ADDRESS (CUU): 0100 ENTER DEVICE TYPE: 3390 ENTER START CYLINDER (xxx) OR LABEL: 0001 ENTER END CYLINDER (xxx): 0050 ENTER DEVICE LABEL: esa240 FORMAT STARTED FORMAT DONE 000 NO. PAGE RECORDS WITH READ-CHECK ERRORS ENTER FORMAT OR ALLOCATE:
The series of command prompts and user entries to allocate the new directory space looks like the following:
ENTER FORMAT OR ALLOCATE: allocate ALLOCATE FUNCTION ENTER DEVICE ADDRESS (CUU): 100 ENTER DEVICE TYPE: 3390 ENTER DEVICE LABEL: esa240 ENTER ALLOCATION DATA FOR VOLUME ESA240 TYPE CYL CYL drct 1 50 end ALLOCATION RESULTS PERM 0000 0000 DRCT 0001 0050 PERM 0052 3339 DEVICE 100 VOLUME ESA240 ALLOCATION ENDED ENTER FORMAT OR ALLOCATE:
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