.FO OFF .RH ON Document ID G023326 .SP 2 .RH OFF TITLE: WSC FLASH 9120 PSF/VM 2.1.0 MANUAL INSTALL PROCEDURE PSF/VM 2.1.0 MANUAL INSTALL PROCEDURE MANUAL INSTALL LOGIC This flash describes the installation logic for PSF/VM 2.1.0. It is designed to also serve as a guideline for manual installation. This information had been in the Program Directories for previous releases of PSF/VM but was not able to be included for PSF/VM 2.1.0. Program Directories are not modifiable which is why the information is being provided via this FLASH. Future releases of PSF/VM will include the installation logic in an appropriate publication. PREPARATION The following DEFSEG commands are samples of the commands which must be issued on a VM/XA or VM/ESA system prior to invoking the Installation exec or entering this procedure. Segment packing is implemented in this sample. For more information about segment packing, see GUIDE TO SAVED SEGMENTS, SC23-0457. DEFSEG APRPSFC4 700-70F SR (PSF command) DEFSEG APRSFCM4 800-86F SR (SFCM) DEFSEG DCKVTBL4 A00-A1F SR SPACE 3820 (3820, Group4, GP3 RPM) DEFSEG APRCALL4 A20-A6F SR SPACE 3820 (3820) DEFSEG APRGP34A A20-A7F SR SPACE GRP3 (Group 3 Channel) DEFSEG APRGP34D A80-ADF SR SPACE GRP3 (Group 3 RPM) DEFSEG APRGRP44 A20-A8F SR SPACE GRP4 (Group 4) DEFSEG DCKVTBL4 SAME SPACE GRP3 (Group 3 with 3820 DEFSEG DCKVTBL4 SAME SPACE GRP4 or Group 4) IMPORTANT NOTES: If you do not use segment packing, the LOAD addresses (ORIGINs) on an XA or ESA system MUST be on 1 megabyte boundaries, that is they must end with 00000. The load addresses in this procedure for VM/XA and ESA are based on the above table, and will not be correct if segment packing is not used. If you are installing the Group 4 PDM shared segment, you MUST identify the APRGRP44 segment to GCS using the SEGMENT macro at GCS build time. The symptom of neglecting to do so is abend 806-0004. INSTALLATION OF THE PSF COMMAND This section describes procedures for the manual installation of the PSF Command. 1. Log on to the PSFMAINT virtual machine. If the PSF command will be loaded as a DCSS, the storage size of the PSFMAINT virtual machine must be at least nine megabytes. This virtual machine should have the following disks linked with mode W and accessed with the specified file modes: A work disk xxx A PSF programs 191 D PSF resources 193 E NOTE: These disks are also used by the installation procedures for the other PSF features. If the PSF command is being installed first, the 191 disk should be empty with the exception of a PROFILE EXEC. Do not format any of these disks if other PSF features have been previously installed. 2. Have the system operator do the following: a. Enter the following command to mount the PSF/VM Base + Resources tape on a tape drive: CP MSG OPERATOR MOUNT 5870 as 181 (FILE PROTECT) b. Enter the following command to attach the tape drive as device 181: ATT mmm TO PSFMAINT AS 181 where mmm represents the real address. 3. Enter the following command to rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 REW 4. Enter the following command to manually install this tape and forward space over the first file of the tape, which contains the product identifier file and the installation EXEC: VMFPLC2 FSF 1 5. Enter the following commands to load the second file of the tape and print the I5684141 MEMO (the product memo to users): VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D PRINT I5684141 MEMO D(CC The same product memo to users file applies to all features, therefore, only one has to be printed. 6. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the PSFCMD TXTLIB, the SYSLIN file, and PSF HELPCMS: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D 7. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, containing the sample files and the 240-300 PEL font conversion utility files: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 8. Enter the following commands to load the next tape file, containing the PSF command corrective service EXEC, and rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D VMFPLC2 REW 9. Edit the following files according to your device and installation dependencies: File Name File Type PSF OPTIONS PROFS EXAMPLE DCF3812 EXAMPLE DMKSNT PSF For more information about editing these files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. 10. If your installation has PROFS installed, see the PROFS EXAMPLE (just loaded) to install the PROFS control files and exits that can use PSF. 11. Enter the following command for PSFCMD TXTLIB: GLOBAL TXTLIB PSFCMD 12. Do the following to generate the PSF command: a. Enter the following commands to link with write access to the disk where you want the PSF command to reside and to access the disk: CP LINK MAINT 19E aaa W ACCESS aaa G NOTE: If MAINT 19E is linked, make a note to save CMS again after the installation of the PSF command is completed. (The 19E disk is shown in this example. MAINT 319 is a good alternative.) b. Enter the following command: LOAD APRPSFCC (NOAUTO RESET APRPSFCC c. Enter the following command: GENMOD d. Enter the following command to copy APRPSFCC MODULE to the MAINT 19E disk: COPY APRPSFCC MODULE A = = G2 (OLDDATE COPY LOAD MAP A APRPSFCC = G2 (OLDDATE e. Enter the following command: LOAD APRSSPC (NOAUTO RESET APRSSPC f. Enter the following command: GENMOD PSF g. Enter the following command to copy PSF MODULE to the MAINT 19E disk: COPY PSF MODULE A = = G2 (OLDDATE COPY LOAD MAP A PSF = G2 (OLDDATE h. Enter the following command to copy APRPSFCL SYSLIN D to APRPSFCL TEXT G: COPY APRPSFCL SYSLIN D = TEXT G2 i. Enter the following command for PSFCMD TXTLIB: FILEDEF PSFCMD DISK PSFCMD TXTLIB D j. Enter the following commands to linkedit and erase the SYSLIN file: LKED APRPSFCL (LIBE PSFCMD XREF ERASE APRPSFCL TEXT G2 k. Enter the following commands to copy the LOADLIB and LKEDIT maps to the program disk: COPYFILE PSFCMD LOADLIB A = = D COPYFILE APRPSFCL LKEDIT A = = D NOTE: If you are not installing the PSF command as a DCSS, ensure that the APRPSFC4 DCSS has not been defined in DMKSNT. l. If the PSF Command is to be loaded as a DCSS, do the following: 1) Make sure you have a DMKSNT entry for APRPSFC4 (or have executed the correct DEFSEG command) and sufficient storage. A sample DMKSNT PSF file was previously loaded. 2) Enter one of the following commands to load the segment: For VM/SP: LOAD APRPSFCC (NOAUTO ORIGIN 7D0000 RESET APRPSFCC For VM/XA or VM/ESA: LOAD APRPSFCC (NOAUTO ORIGIN 700000 RESET APRPSFCC where origin is the hexadecimal load address for segment 125. 3) Enter the following command to set the storage protect key: SETKEY 13 APRPSFC4 4) Enter one of the following commands to save the DCSS: For VM/SP: CP SAVESYS APRPSFC4 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: CP SAVESEG APRPSFC4 5) Enter the following command to reset the storage protect key: SETKEY 14 APRPSFC4 6) Enter the following to save the load map: COPYFILE LOAD MAP A APRPSFC4 = D m. Enter the following command to release and detach the MAINT 19E disk: RELEASE G (DET INSTALLATION OF THE PSF/VM RESOURCES This section describes procedures for the manual installation of the PSF/VM Resources. 1. Log on to the PSFMAINT virtual machine. A virtual machine size of 13 Meg may be required depending on the location of shared segments being installed. The machine should have the following disks linked with mode W and accessed with the specified file modes: A work disk xxx A PSF programs 191 D PSF resources 193 E NOTE: These disks are also used by the installation procedures for the other PSF features. If the PSF/VM resources are being installed first, the disks should be empty with the exception of a PROFILE EXEC. Do not format these disks if other PSF features have been previously installed. 2. Have the system operator do the following: a. Enter the following command to mount the PSF/VM Base + Resources tape on a tape drive: CP MSG OPERATOR MOUNT 5870 as 181 (FILE PROTECT) b. Enter the following command to attach the tape drive as device 181: ATT mmm TO PSFMAINT AS 181 where mmm represents the real address. 3. Enter the following command to rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 REW 4. Enter the following command to manually install this tape and forward space over the first file of the tape, which contains the product identifier file and the installation EXEC: VMFPLC2 FSF 1 5. Enter the following commands to load the second file of the tape and print the I5684141 MEMO (the product memo to users): VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D PRINT I5684141 MEMO D(CC The same product memo to users file applies to all features, therefore, only one has to be printed. 6. Enter the following command to position the tape at the first file containing PSF Resources: VMFPLC2 FSF 19 7. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the 3800 FORMDEF files: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 8. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the FORMDEF files for other supported printers: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 9. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the 3800 PAGEDEF files: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 10. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the PAGEDEF files for other supported printers: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 11. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the sample overlay: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 12. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the sample page segments: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 13. Enter the following commands to load the next tape file, the PSF IVP document, and rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D VMFPLC2 REW INSTALLATION OF THE PRINT SERVICES FEATURE (SFCM) This section describes procedures for the manual installation of the Print Services Feature (SFCM). 1. Log on to the PSFMAINT virtual machine. Up to 13 meg of virtual storage may be required, depending on the location of shared segments being installed. This virtual machine should have the following disks linked with mode W and accessed with the specified file modes: A work disk xxx A PSF programs 191 D PSF resources 193 E NOTE: These disks are also used by the installation procedures for the other PSF features. If the Print Services Feature (SFCM) is being installed first, the 191 disk should be empty with the exception of a PROFILE EXEC. Do not format any of these disks if other PSF features have been previously installed. 2. Have the system operator do the following: a. Enter the following command to mount the PSF/VM Base + Resources tape on a tape drive: CP MSG OPERATOR MOUNT 5870 as 181 (FILE PROTECT) b. Enter the following command to attach the tape drive as device 181: ATT mmm TO PSFMAINT AS 181 where mmm represents the real address. 3. Enter the following command to rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 REW 4. Enter the following command to manually install this tape and forward space over the first file of the tape, which contains the product identifier file and the installation EXEC: VMFPLC2 FSF 1 5. Enter the following commands to load the second file of the tape and print the I5684141 MEMO (the product memo to users): VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D PRINT I5684141 MEMO D(CC The same product memo to users file applies to all features, therefore, only one has to be printed. 6. Enter the following command to position the tape at the beginning of the SFCM portion of the tape: VMFPLC2 FSF 3 7. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the PSFBASE TXTLIB, EXEC, and SYSLIN files: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D 8. Enter the following command to load the next tape file for the sample installation-management files, sample installation exit routines, and the sample DMKSNT table. These files will be loaded on the PSF/VM resource disk (PSFMAINT 193). VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 9. Enter the following command to forward space over the next tape file, containing the PSFPPCC TXTLIB. VMFPLC2 FSF 1 10. Enter the following commands to load the last tape file, containing the Print Services corrective service EXEC and the verification EXEC for all the features, and rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D VMFPLC2 REW 11. If PSFMAINT does not have write access to the SFCM 191 disk, you may defer the transfer and edit of the installation-management files until the SFCM is logged on later. The SFCM VM directory requires read access to the PSFMAINT disks. a. Enter the following commands to link with write access to the SFCM 191 disk and to access the disk: CP LINK TO SFCM1 191 aaa W ACCESS aaa G b. Enter the following commands to copy and rename the sample files for your installation: COPY OPRMSG SFCM E = = G COPY OPR SFCM E = = G COPY OPTIONS SFCM E = = G COPY PROFSFCM EXEC E PROFILE = G For more information about editing the sample installation-management files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. c. Edit the following files according to your device and installation dependencies: File Name File Type OPRMSG SFCM OPR SFCM OPTIONS SFCM F1IBM AFPOPTS CLASSA AFPOPTS SYSTEM AFPOPTS The installer may also want to customize the PROFILE EXEC file and the sample user exit files (APRACTEC, APRSEPEC, and APRRECEC). For more information about editing these files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. d. Using CLASSA AFPOPTS E as a model, create the CLASSc AFPOPTS files on the PSF/VM program disk (PSFMAINT 191). Create the files that are required to support your installations print classes. For more information on the CLASSc AFPOPTS file, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. e. Enter the following command to release and detach the SFCM 191 disk: RELEASE G (DET 12. Enter the following command for PSFBASE TXTLIB: GLOBAL TXTLIB PSFBASE 13. Modules must be generated for each of the following SFCM installation exits: APRACTEC, APRSEPEC, and APRRECEC. a. If you have user-customized installation exits to be added to the SFCM, perform the following two steps. Otherwise, go to step 13b. 1) Enter the following commands to link and access the disk containing the TEXT decks: CP LINK userid aaa bbb password ACCESS bbb filemode 2) Enter the following command to copy each installation exit to the program product disk: COPY fn TEXT fm = = D (OLDD REP b. Do the following to generate a module for each installation exit and copy it, along with its map, to the program product disk: LOAD fn (NOAUTO RESET fn RLDSAVE GENMOD COPY fn MODULE A = = D (OLDD REP COPY LOAD MAP A fn = D (OLDD REP 14. Do the following to install each of the PSFBASE SYSLIN files as a nucleus extension except for APRSSCC: a. Enter the following command for PSFBASE TXTLIB: FILEDEF PSFBASE DISK PSFBASE TXTLIB D (PERM b. Do the following for each of the following SYSLIN files: APROPRCL SYSLIN APRSFCML SYSLIN 1) Enter the following command to make a copy of the SYSLIN file and change the file type to TEXT: COPY fn SYSLIN D = TEXT = 2) Enter the following commands to linkedit and erase the SYSLIN file: LKED fn (LIBE PSFBASE XREF ERASE fn TEXT D 3) Enter the following commands to copy the LOADLIB and LKEDIT maps to the PSFMAINT 191 disk: COPYFILE PSFBASE LOADLIB A = = D (REP COPYFILE APRSFCML LKEDIT A = = D (REP COPYFILE APROPRCL LKEDIT A = = D (REP c. Enter the following command for PSFBASE TXTLIB: FILEDEF PSFBASE CLEAR (This is required due to the previous use of the FILEDEF PERM option.) 15. If the APRSFCML module of the SFCM is to be loaded as a DCSS, do the following: a. Make sure you have a DMKSNT entry for APRSFCM4 (or have issued the correct DEFSEG command) and sufficient storage. A sample DMKSNT SFCM file was previously loaded. b. Enter the following command to load the segment: LOAD APRSFCMC (NOAUTO ORIGIN 800000 RESET APRSFCMC where origin is the hexadecimal load address for segment 128. c. Enter the following command to set the storage protect key: SETKEY 13 APRSFCM4 d. Enter one of the following commands to save the DCSS: For VM/SP: CP SAVESYS APRSFCM4 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: CP SAVESEG APRSFCM4 e. Enter the following command to reset the storage protect key: SETKEY 14 APRSFCM4 f. Do the following to link APRSSCC as APRSFCML: 1) Enter the following command for PSFBASE TXTLIB: FILEDEF PSFBASE DISK PSFBASE TXTLIB D 2) Do the following for the SYSLIN file: a) Enter the following command to make a copy of the SYSLIN file and change the file type to TEXT: COPY APRSSCCL SYSLIN D = TEXT = b) Enter the following commands to linkedit and erase the SYSLIN file: LKED APRSSCCL (NAME APRSFCMC LIBE PSFBASE XREF ERASE APRSSCCL TEXT D c) Enter the following commands to copy the LOADLIB, LOAD and LKEDIT maps to the PSFMAINT 191 disk: COPYFILE PSFBASE LOADLIB A = = D (REPLACE COPYFILE APRSSCCL LKEDIT A = = D (REPLACE COPYFILE LOAD MAP A APRSFCM4 = D (REPLACE INSTALLATION OF THE GROUP4 PDM ATTACH FEATURE This section describes procedures for the manual installation of the Group4 PDM. 1. Log on to the PSFMAINT virtual machine. Up to 13 meg of virtual storage may be required, depending on the location of shared segments being installed. This virtual machine should have the following disks linked with mode W and accessed with the specified file modes: A work disk xxx A PSF programs 191 D PSF resources 193 E NOTE: These disks are also used by the installation procedures for other PSF features. If the Group4 PDM is being installed first, the 191 disk should be empty with the exception of a PROFILE EXEC. Do not format any of these disks if other PSF features have been previously installed. 2. Have the system operator do the following: a. Enter the following command to mount the PSF/VM Base + Resources tape on a tape drive: CP MSG OPERATOR MOUNT 5870 as 181 (FILE PROTECT) b. Enter the following command to attach the tape drive as device 181: ATT mmm TO PSFMAINT AS 181 where mmm is the real address. 3. Enter the following command to rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 REW 4. Enter the following command to manually install this tape and forward space over the first file of the tape, which contains the product identifier file and the installation EXEC: VMFPLC2 FSF 1 5. Enter the following commands to load the second file of the tape and print the I5684141 MEMO, (the product memo to users): VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D PRINT I5684141 MEMO D(CC The same product memo to users file applies to all features, therefore, only one has to be printed. 6. Enter the following command to position the tape at the beginning of the PSFPPCC TXTLIB: VMFPLC2 FSF 5 7. Enter the following command to load the next tape file (PSFPPCC TXTLIB): VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D 8. Enter the following command to position the tape at the beginning of the Group4 portion of the tape: VMFPLC2 FSF 10 9. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the TXTLIBs, the SYSLIN files, and the Group4 PDM EXEC (file type GCS): VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D 10. Enter the following command to load the next tape file for the sample installation-management files. The sample installation-management files will be loaded onto the PSF/VM resource disk (PSFMAINT 193). VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 11. Enter the following commands to load the last tape file, containing the Group4 product corrective service EXEC, and rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D VMFPLC2 REW 12. If PSFMAINT does not have write access to the PDM 191 disk, you may defer the transfer and edit of the installation-management files until the PDM is logged on later. The PDM VM directory requires read access to the PSFMAINT disks. a. Enter the following commands to link with write access to the Group4 PDM 191 disk and to access the disk: CP LINK PDMGRP4 191 aaa W ACCESS aaa G b. Enter the following commands to copy and rename the sample files for your installation: COPY OPRMSG PDMGRP4 E = PDM G COPY OPR PDMGRP4 E = PDM G COPY OPTIONS PDMGRP4 E = PDM G COPY OPTIONS GRP4SNA E = taskprtid G COPY OPTIONS GRP4CHAN E = taskprtid G COPY FORM PDMGRP4 E = PDM G COPY PROFGRP4 GCS E PROFILE = G For more information about the sample installation-management files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. NOTE: The installer must rename the desired OPTIONS taskprtid file, since the Install EXEC cannot differentiate multiple taskprtid files. c. Edit the following files according to your device and installation dependencies: File Name File Type OPTIONS PDM OPTIONS taskprtid OPRMSG PDM OPR PDM FORM PDM The installer may also want to customize the PROFILE EXEC and user exit files (APRACTEB and APRFTIDB). For more information about editing these files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. d. Enter the following command to release and detach the Group4 PDM 191 disk: RELEASE G (DET 13. Enter the following command to erase the PSFGRP4 LOADLIB, if it was previously built: ERASE PSFGRP4 LOADLIB D 14. If you have installation exits to be added to the Group4 PDM, link and access the disk containing the TEXT decks and replace them in PSFGRP4 TXTLIB. (Sample EXIT files were loaded from the tape in an earlier step.) a. Enter the following command to create a backup copy of PSFGRP4 TXTLIB: COPY PSFGRP4 TXTLIB D = TXTLIBSV = b. Enter the following commands to link and access the disk containing the TEXT deck: CP LINK userid aaa bbb password ACCESS bbb filemode c. Enter the following commands to replace each installation exit in PSFGRP4 TXTLIB with your installation exit: TXTLIB DEL PSFGRP4 APRACTE TXTLIB ADD PSFGRP4 APRACTEB TXTLIB DEL PSFGRP4 APRFTID TXTLIB ADD PSFGRP4 APRFTIDB 15. If the Group4 PDM is to be installed as a DCSS, do the following: a. Make sure that you have DMKSNT entries for APRGRP44 and DCKVTBL4 (or have issued the correct DEFSEG commands). A sample DMKSNT GRP4PDM file Sample DMKSNT GRP4PDM and DMKSNT PPCC files were previously loaded. b. Make sure that your virtual machine size is large enough to load the segment. c. Enter the following command for PSFGRP4 and PSFPPCC TXTLIBs: GLOBAL TXTLIB PSFGRP4 PSFPPCC d. Enter one of the following commands to load the APRGRP44 segment: For VM/SP: LOAD CONTENTS APRMTSK (NOAUTO ORIGIN A60000 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: LOAD CONTENTS APRMTSK (NOAUTO ORIGIN A00000 where origin is the hexadecimal load address for segment 166. e. Enter the following command to set the storage protect key: SETKEY 13 APRGRP44 f. Enter one of the following commands to save the DCSS: For VM/SP: CP SAVESYS APRGRP44 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: CP SAVESEG APRGRP44 g. Enter the following command to reset the storage protect key: SETKEY 14 APRGRP44 h. Enter the following command to copy the shared segment load map file to the program product disk: COPYFILE LOAD MAP A APRGRP44 = D NOTE: If the DCKVTBL4 segment has already been saved for another feature, it is not necessary to do it again. i. Enter one of the following commands to load the DCKVTBL4 segment: For VM/SP: LOAD DCKVTBL (NOAUTO ORIGIN A60000 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: LOAD DCKVTBL (NOAUTO ORIGIN A00000 where origin is the hexadecimal load address for segment 166. j. Enter the following command to set the storage protect key: SETKEY 13 DCKVTBL4 k. Enter one of the following commands to save the DCSS: For VM/SP: CP SAVESYS DCKVTBL4 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: CP SAVESEG DCKVTBL4 l. Enter the following command to reset the storage protect key: SETKEY 14 DCKVTBL4 m. Enter the following command to copy the file containing the shared segment load map to the program product disks: COPYFILE LOAD MAP A DCKVTBL4 = D n. Enter the following command to copy the file containing the includes for the PDM linkedit: COPYFILE APRSSDBL SYSLIN D APRPGRP4 TEXT = 16. If the Group4 PDM is to be installed as a nucleus extension, instead of as a DCSS, enter the following command to copy the file containing the includes for the linkeditS: COPYFILE APRGRP4L SYSLIN D APRPGRP4 TEXT = COPYFILE DCKVTBLL SYSLIN D = TEXT = 17. Enter the following commands to linkedit the Group4 PDM: FILEDEF PSFGRP4 DISK PSFGRP4 TXTLIB D LKED APRPGRP4 (LIBE PSFGRP4 RENT MAP ERASE APRPGRP4 TEXT D 18. If not installing as a DCSS, enter the following commands to linkedit the Page Printer Communications Component: FILEDEF PSFPPCC DISK PSFPPCC TXTLIB D LKED DCKVTBLL (LIBE PSFGRP4 RENT MAP COPYFILE DCKVTBLL LKEDIT A = = D ERASE DCKVTBLL TEXT D 19. Enter the following commands to copy the LOADLIB and LKEDIT map to the PSFMAINT 191 disk: COPYFILE PSFGRP4 LOADLIB A = = D COPYFILE APRPGRP4 LKEDIT A = = D INSTALLATION OF THE GROUP3 PDM CHANNEL ATTACH FEATURE This section describes procedures for the manual installation of the Group3 PDM. 1. Log on to the PSFMAINT virtual machine. Up to 13 meg of virtual storage may be required, depending on the location of shared segments being installed. This virtual machine should have the following disks linked with mode W and accessed with the specified file modes: A work disk xxx A PSF programs 191 D PSF resources 193 E NOTE: These disks are also used by the installation procedures for other PSF features. If the Group3 PDM is being installed first, the 191 disk should be empty with the exception of a PROFILE EXEC. Do not format any of these disks if other PSF features have been previously installed. 2. Have the system operator do the following: a. Enter the following command to mount the PSF Base + Resources tape on a tape drive: CP MSG OPERATOR MOUNT 5832 as 181 (FILE PROTECT) b. Enter the following command to attach the tape drive as device 181: ATT mmm TO PSFMAINT AS 181 where mmm represents the real address. 3. Enter the following command to rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 REW 4. Enter the following command to manually install this tape and forward space over the first file of the tape, which contains the product identifier file and the installation EXEC: VMFPLC2 FSF 1 5. Enter the following commands to load the second file of the tape and print the I5684141 MEMO (the product memo to users): VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D PRINT I5684141 MEMO D(CC The same product memo to users file applies to all features, therefore, only one has to be printed. 6. Enter the following command to position the tape at the beginning of the Group3 portion of the tape: VMFPLC2 FSF 13 7. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the TXTLIB, the SYSLIN files, and the Group3 PDM EXEC: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D 8. Enter the following command to load the next tape file for the sample installation-management files. The sample installation-management files will be loaded onto the PSF/VM resource disk (PSFMAINT 193). VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 9. Enter the following commands to load the last tape file, containing the Group3 product corrective service EXEC, and rewind the tape. VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D VMFPLC2 REW 10. If PSFMAINT does not have write access to the PDM 191 disk, you may defer the transfer and edit of the installation-management files until the PDM is logged on later. The PDM directory requires read access to the PSFMAINT disks: a. Enter the following commands to link with write access to the Group3 PDM 191 disk and to access the disk: CP LINK PDM0490 191 aaa W ACCESS aaa G b. Enter the following commands to copy and rename the sample files for your installation: COPY OPRMSG PDMGRP3 E = PDM G COPY OPR PDMGRP3 E = PDM G COPY OPTIONS GRP3CHAN E = PDM G COPY FORM PDMGRP3 E = PDM G COPY PROFGRP3 EXEC E PROFILE = G For more information about the sample installation-management files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. c. Edit the following files according to your device and installation dependencies: File Name File Type OPTIONS PDM OPRMSG PDM OPR PDM FORM PDM The installer may also want to customize the PROFILE EXEC and user exit (APRACTEA). For more information about editing these files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. d. Enter the following command to release and detach the Group3 PDM 191 disk: RELEASE G (DET 11. Enter the following command to erase the PSFGRP3 LOADLIB, if it was built for a previous version of PSF/VM : ERASE PSFGRP3 LOADLIB D 12. If the Group 3 SNA(RPM) attach feature, has already been built, enter the following command to preserve the loadlib member for it: COPYFILE PSFGRP3 LOADLIB D = = A 13. If you have an accounting exit (APRACTEA) to be added to the Group3 PDM, link and access the disk containing the TEXT deck and replace it in PSFGRP3A TXTLIB. (A sample EXIT file was loaded from the tape in an earlier step.) a. Enter the following command to create a backup copy of PSFGRP3A TXTLIB: COPY PSFGRP3A TXTLIB D = TXTLIBSV = b. Enter the following commands to link and access the disk containing the TEXT deck: CP LINK userid aaa bbb password ACCESS bbb filemode c. Enter the following commands to replace the TEXT deck in PSFGRP3A TXTLIB for the accounting exit: TXTLIB DEL PSFGRP3A APRACTE TXTLIB ADD PSFGRP3A APRACTEA 14. If the Group3 PDM is to be installed as a DCSS, do the following: a. Make sure that you have a DMKSNT entry for APRGP34A. (or have issued the correct DEFSEG commands). A sample DMKSNT GRP3CHAN file was previously loaded. b. Make sure that your virtual machine size is large enough to load the segment. c. Enter the following command for PSFGRP3A TXTLIB: GLOBAL TXTLIB PSFGRP3A d. Enter one of the following commands to load the APRGP34A segment: For VM/SP: LOAD APRINIT (NOAUTO ORIGIN A60000 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: LOAD APRINIT (NOAUTO ORIGIN A00000 where origin is the hexadecimal load address for segment 166 (160). e. Enter the following command to set the storage protect key: SETKEY 13 APRGP34A f. Enter one of the following commands to save the DCSS: For VM/SP: CP SAVESYS APRGP34A For VM/XA or VM/ESA: CP SAVESEG APRGP34A g. Enter the following command to reset the storage protect key: SETKEY 14 APRGP34A h. Enter the following command to copy the file containing the includes for the PDM linkedit: COPYFILE APRSSDAL SYSLIN D APRGP34A TEXT = i. Enter the following command to copy the file containing the shared segment load map to the program product disk: COPYFILE LOAD MAP A APRGP34A = D 15. If the Group3 PDM is to be installed as a nucleus extension, enter the following command to copy the file containing the includes for the PDM linkedit: COPYFILE APRGP3AL SYSLIN D APRGP34A TEXT = 16. Enter the following commands to linkedit the Group3 PDM: FILEDEF PSFGRP3 DISK PSFGRP3A TXTLIB D LKED APRGP34A (LIBE PSFGRP3 RENT MAP ERASE APRGP34A TEXT D 17. Enter the following commands to copy the LOADLIB and LKEDIT map to the PSFMAINT 191 disk: COPYFILE PSFGRP3 LOADLIB A = = D COPYFILE APRGP34A LKEDIT A = = D INSTALLATION OF THE GROUP3 PDM SNA(RPM)-ATTACH FEATURE This section describes procedures for the manual installation of the Group3 PDM for SNA-attachment. This section to be expanded. Soon. 1. Log on to the PSFMAINT virtual machine. Up to 13 meg of virtual storage may be required, depending on the location of shared segments being installed. This virtual machine should have the following disks linked with mode W and accessed with the specified file modes: A work disk xxx A PSF programs 191 D PSF resources 193 E NOTE: These disks are also used by the installation procedures for other PSF features. If the Group3 SNA PDM is being installed first, the 191 disk should be empty with the exception of a PROFILE EXEC. Do not format any of these disks if other PSF features have been previously installed. 2. Have the system operator do the following: a. Enter the following command to mount the PSF Base + Resources tape on a tape drive: CP MSG OPERATOR MOUNT 5832 as 181 (FILE PROTECT) b. Enter the following command to attach the tape drive as device 181: ATT mmm TO PSFMAINT AS 181 where mmm represents the real address. 3. Enter the following command to rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 REW 4. Enter the following command to manually install this tape and forward space over the first file of the tape, which contains the product identifier file and the installation EXEC: VMFPLC2 FSF 1 5. Enter the following commands to load the second file of the tape and print the I5684141 MEMO (the product memo to users): VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D PRINT I5684141 MEMO D(CC The same product memo to users file applies to all features, therefore, only one has to be printed. 6. Enter the following command to position the tape at the beginning of the psfppcc txtlib: VMFPLC2 FSF 5 7. Enter the following command to load the psfppcc txtlib: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D 8. Enter the following command to position the tape at the beginning of the Group3 portion of the tape: VMFPLC2 FSF 7 9. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the TXTLIB, the SYSLIN files, and the Group3 PDM EXEC: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D 10. Enter the following command to load the next tape file for the sample installation-management files. The sample installation-management files will be loaded onto the PSF/VM resource disk (PSFMAINT 193). VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 11. Enter the following commands to load the last tape file, containing the Group3 product corrective service EXEC, and rewind the tape. VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D VMFPLC2 REW 12. If PSFMAINT does not have write access to the PDM 191 disk, you may defer the transfer and edit of the installation-management files until the PDM is logged on later. The PDM directory requires read access to the PSFMAINT disks: a. Enter the following commands to link with write access to the Group3 PDM 191 disk and to access the disk: CP LINK PDM0490 191 aaa W ACCESS aaa G b. Enter the following commands to copy and rename the sample files for your installation: COPY OPRMSG PDMGRP3 E = PDM G COPY OPR PDMGRP3 E = PDM G COPY OPTIONS GRP3SNA E = PDM G COPY FORM PDMGRP3 E = PDM G COPY PROFGRP3 GCS E PROFILE = G For more information about the sample installation-management files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. c. Edit the following files according to your device and installation dependencies: File Name File Type OPTIONS PDM OPRMSG PDM OPR PDM FORM PDM The installer may also want to customize the PROFILE EXEC and user exit (APRACTEA). For more information about editing these files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. d. Enter the following command to release and detach the Group3 PDM 191 disk: RELEASE G (DET 13. Enter the following command to erase the PSFGRP3 LOADLIB, ONLY if it was built for a PRIOR release of PSF/VM: ERASE PSFGRP3 LOADLIB D 14. If the Group 3 channel attach feature, has already been built, enter the following command to preserve the loadlib member for it: COPYFILE PSFGRP3 LOADLIB D = = A 15. If you have an accounting exit (APRACTEA) to be added to the Group3 PDM, link and access the disk containing the TEXT deck and replace it in PSFGRP3D TXTLIB. (A sample EXIT file was loaded from the tape in an earlier step.) a. Enter the following command to create a backup copy of PSFGRP3D TXTLIB: COPY PSFGRP3D TXTLIB D = TXTLIBSV = b. Enter the following commands to link and access the disk containing the TEXT deck: CP LINK userid aaa bbb password ACCESS bbb filemode c. Enter the following commands to replace the TEXT deck in PSFGRP3D TXTLIB for the accounting exit: TXTLIB DEL PSFGRP3D APRACTE TXTLIB ADD PSFGRP3D APRACTEA 16. If the Group3 PDM is to be installed as a DCSS, do the following: a. Make sure that you have a DMKSNT entry for APRGP34D and DCKVTBL4. (or have issued the correct DEFSEG commands). Sample DMKSNT GRP3SNA and DMKSNT PPCC files were previously loaded from the PSF Base + Resources. b. Make sure that your virtual machine size is large enough to load the segment. c. Enter the following command for PSFGRP3D TXTLIB: GLOBAL TXTLIB PSFGRP3D d. Enter one of the following commands to load the APRGP34D segment: For VM/SP: LOAD APRINIT (NOAUTO ORIGIN A60000 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: LOAD APRINIT (NOAUTO ORIGIN A00000 where origin is the hexadecimal load address for segment 166 (160). e. Enter the following command to set the storage protect key: SETKEY 13 APRGP34D f. Enter one of the following commands to save the DCSS: For VM/SP: CP SAVESYS APRGP34D For VM/XA or VM/ESA: CP SAVESEG APRGP34D g. Enter the following command to reset the storage protect key: SETKEY 14 APRGP34D h. Enter the following command to copy the file containing the includes for the PDM linkedit: COPYFILE APRSSDDL SYSLIN D APRGP34D TEXT = i. Enter the following command to copy the file containing the shared segment load map to the program product disk: COPYFILE LOAD MAP A APRGP34D = D NOTE: If the DCKVTBL4 segment has already been saved for another feature, it is not necessary to do it again. j. Enter one of the following commands to load the DCKVTBL4 segment: For VM/SP: LOAD DCKVTBL (NOAUTO ORIGIN A60000 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: LOAD DCKVTBL (NOAUTO ORIGIN A00000 where origin is the hexadecimal load address for segment 166. k. Enter the following command to set the storage protect key: SETKEY 13 DCKVTBL4 l. Enter one of the following commands to save the DCSS: For VM/SP: CP SAVESYS DCKVTBL4 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: CP SAVESEG DCKVTBL4 m. Enter the following command to reset the storage protect key: SETKEY 14 DCKVTBL4 n. Enter the following command to copy the file containing the shared segment load map to the program product disks: COPYFILE LOAD MAP A DCKVTBL4 = D 17. If the Group3 PDM is to be installed as a nucleus extension, enter the following command to copy the file containing the includes for the PDM linkedit: COPYFILE APRGP3DL SYSLIN D APRGP34D TEXT = COPYFILE DCKVTBLL SYSLIN D = TEXT = 18. Enter the following commands to linkedit the Group3 PDM: FILEDEF PSFGRP3 DISK PSFGRP3D TXTLIB D LKED APRGP34D (LIBE PSFGRP3 RENT MAP ERASE APRGP34D TEXT D 19. If not installing as a DCSS, enter the following commands to linkedit the Page Printer Communications Component: FILEDEF PSFPPCC DISK PSFPPCC TXTLIB D LKED DCKVTBLL (LIBE PSFGRP3 RENT MAP COPYFILE DCKVTBLL LKEDIT A = = D ERASE DCKVTBLL TEXT D 20. Enter the following commands to copy the LOADLIB and LKEDIT map to the PSFMAINT 191 disk: COPYFILE PSFGRP3 LOADLIB A = = D (REP COPYFILE APRGP34D LKEDIT A = = D INSTALLATION OF THE 3800 PDM ATTACH FEATURE This section describes procedures for the manual installation of the 3800 PDM. 1. Log on to the PSFMAINT virtual machine. Up to 13 meg of virtual storage may be required, depending on the location of shared segments being installed. This virtual machine should have the following disks linked with mode W and accessed with the specified file modes: A work disk xxx A PSF programs 191 D PSF resources 193 E NOTE: These disks are also used by the installation procedures for the other PSF features. If the 3800 PDM is being installed first, the 191 disk should be empty with the exception of a PROFILE EXEC. Do not format any of these disks if other PSF features have been previously installed. 2. Have the system operator do the following: a. Enter the following command to mount the 3800 Feature tape on a tape drive: CP MSG OPERATOR MOUNT 5852 as 181 (FILE PROTECT) b. Enter the following command to attach the tape drive as device 181: ATT mmm TO PSFMAINT AS 181 where mmm represents the real address. 3. Enter the following command to rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 REW 4. Enter the following command to manually install this tape and forward space over the first file of the tape, which contains the product identifier file and the installation EXEC: VMFPLC2 FSF 1 5. Enter the following commands to load the second file of the tape and print the I5684141 MEMO (the product memo to users): VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D PRINT I5684141 MEMO D(CC The same product memo to users file applies to all features, therefore, only one has to be printed. 6. Enter the following command to position the tape at the beginning of the 3800 PDM portion of the tape: VMFPLC2 FSF 7 7. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the PSF3800 TXTLIB, the SYSLIN and MESSAGE files, and the EXEC to be used to execute the 3800 PDM: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D 8. Enter the following command to load the next tape file for the sample installation-management files, and sample installation exit routines. These files will be loaded onto the PSF/VM resource disk (PSFMAINT 193): VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 9. Enter the following commands to load the last tape file, containing the 3800 product corrective service EXEC, and rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D VMFPLC2 REW 10. If PSFMAINT does not have write access to the PDM 191 disk, you may defer the transfer and edit of the installation-management files until the PDM is logged on later. The PDM VM directory requires read access to the PSFMAINT disks. a. Enter the following commands to link with write access to the 3800 PDM 191 disk and to access the disk: CP LINK TO PDM470 191 aaa W ACCESS aaa G b. Enter the following commands to copy and rename the sample files for your installation: COPY OPRMSG PDM3800 E = PDM G COPY OPR PDM3800 E = PDM G COPY OPTIONS PDM3800 E = PDM G COPY FORM PDM3800 E = PDM G COPY PROF3800 EXEC E PROFILE = G For more information about the sample installation-management files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. c. Edit the following files according to your device and installation dependencies: File Name File Type OPTIONS PDM OPRMSG PDM OPR PDM FORM PDM The installer may also want to customize the PROFILE EXEC and user exit file (APRACTES). For more information about editing these files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. d. Enter the following command to release and detach the 3800 PDM 191 disk: RELEASE G (DET 11. Enter the following command to erase the PSF3800 LOADLIB, if it was previously built: ERASE PSF3800 LOADLIB D 12. If you have an installation accounting exit (APRACTES) to be added to the 3800 PDM, link and access the disk containing your TEXT deck and replace it in PSF3800 TXTLIB. (A sample EXIT file was loaded from the tape in an earlier step.) a. Enter the following command to create a backup copy of PSF3800 TXTLIB: COPY PSF3800 TXTLIB D = TXTLIBSV = b. Enter the following commands to link and access the disk containing the TEXT deck: CP LINK userid aaa bbb password ACCESS bbb filemode c. Enter the following commands to replace the TEXT deck in PSF3800 TXTLIB: TXTLIB DEL PSF3800 APRACTES TXTLIB ADD PSF3800 APRACTES 13. To install the 3800 PDM as a nucleus extension, do the following: a. Enter the following command for PSF3800 TXTLIB: FILEDEF PSF3800 DISK PSF3800 TXTLIB D (PERM b. Do the following for each of the following SYSLIN files: APRACTSL SYSLIN APROPRML SYSLIN APRSIOML SYSLIN APRMAINL SYSLIN APRSETXL SYSLIN APRWRKSL SYSLIN 1) Enter the following command to make a copy of the SYSLIN file and change the file type to TEXT: COPY fn SYSLIN D = TEXT = 2) Enter the following commands to linkedit and erase the SYSLIN file: LKED fn (LIBE PSF3800 XREF ERASE fn TEXT D 3) Enter the following commands to copy the LOADLIB and LKEDIT maps to the PSFMAINT 191 disk: COPYFILE PSF3800 LOADLIB A = = D COPYFILE APRACTSL LKEDIT A = = D COPYFILE APROPRML LKEDIT A = = D COPYFILE APRSIOML LKEDIT A = = D COPYFILE APRMAINL LKEDIT A = = D COPYFILE APRSETXL LKEDIT A = = D COPYFILE APRWRKSL LKEDIT A = = D c. Enter the following command for PSF3800 TXTLIB: FILEDEF PSF3800 CLEAR This is required due to the previous use of the FILEDEF PERM option. INSTALLATION OF THE 3820 PDM ATTACH FEATURE This section describes procedures for the manual installation of the 3820 PDM. NOTE: If the 3820 PDM is to be installed as DCSS, then optimal 3820 PDM performance can best be achieved by using the Installation EXEC to install this feature. 1. Log on to the PSFMAINT virtual machine. Up to 13 meg of virtual storage may be required, depending on the location of shared segments being installed. This virtual machine should have the following disks linked with mode W and accessed with the specified file modes: A work disk xxx A PSF programs 191 D PSF resources 193 E NOTE: These disks are also used by the installation procedures for other PSF features. If the 3820 PDM is being installed first, the 191 disk should be empty with the exception of a PROFILE EXEC. Do not format any of these disks if other PSF features have been previously installed. 2. Have the system operator do the following: a. Enter the following command to mount the 3820 Feature tape on a tape drive: CP MSG OPERATOR MOUNT 5892 as 181 (FILE PROTECT) b. Enter the following command to attach the tape drive as device 181: ATT mmm TO PSFMAINT AS 181 where mmm represents the real address. 3. Enter the following command to rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 REW 4. Enter the following command to manually install this tape and forward space over the first file of the tape, which contains the product identifier file and the installation EXEC: VMFPLC2 FSF 1 5. Enter the following commands to load the second file of the tape and print the I5684141 MEMO, (the product memo to users): VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D PRINT I5684141 MEMO D(CC The same product memo to users file applies to all features, therefore, only one has to be printed. 6. Enter the following command to position the tape at the beginning of the 3820 PDM portion of the tape: VMFPLC2 FSF 5 7. Enter the following command to load the PSFPPCC TXTLIB: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D 8. Enter the following command to position the tape at the beginning of the 3820 PDM portion of the tape: VMFPLC2 FSF 4 9. Enter the following command to load the next tape file, the TXTLIBs, the SYSLIN files, and the 3820 PDM GCS: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D 10. Enter the following command to load the next tape file for the sample installation-management files. The sample installation-management files will be loaded to the PSF/VM resource disk (PSFMAINT 193). VMFPLC2 LOAD * * E 11. Enter the following commands to load the last tape file, containing the 3820 product corrective service EXEC, and rewind the tape: VMFPLC2 LOAD * * D VMFPLC2 REW 12. If PSFMAINT does not have write access to the PDM 191 disk you may defer the transfer and EDIT of the installation management files until the PDM is logged on later. The PDM directory requires read access to the PSFMAINT disks. a. Enter the following commands to link with write access to the 3820 PDM 191 disk and to access the disk: CP LINK TO PDMREM1 191 aaa W ACCESS aaa G b. Enter the following commands to copy and rename the sample files for your installation: COPY OPRMSG PDM3820 E = PDM G COPY OPR PDM3820 E = PDM G COPY OPTIONS PDM3820 E = PDM G COPY FORM PDM3820 E = PDM G COPY PROF3820 GCS E PROFILE = G For more information about the sample installation-management files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. c. Edit the following files according to your device and installation dependencies: File Name File Type OPRMSG PDM OPR PDM FORM PDM OPTIONS PDM The installer may also want to customize the PROFILE GCS and user exit files (APRACTEV, APRFTBLV). For more information about editing these files, see Print Services Facility/VM: System Programming Guide. d. Enter the following command to release and detach the 3820 PDM 191 disk: RELEASE G (DET 13. Enter the following command to erase the PSF3820 LOADLIB, if it was previously built: ERASE PSF3820 LOADLIB D 14. If you have an installation accounting exit (APRACTEV) or the 3812 resident font table installation exit (APRFTBLV) to be added to the 3820 PDM, link and access the disk containing the TEXT deck and replace it in PSF3820 TXTLIB. (A sample EXIT file was loaded from the tape in an earlier step.) a. Enter the following command to create a backup copy of PSF3820 TXTLIB: COPY PSF3820 TXTLIB D = TXTLIBSV = b. Enter the following commands to link and access the disk containing the TEXT deck: CP LINK userid aaa bbb password ACCESS bbb filemode c. Enter the following commands to replace the TEXT deck in PSF3820 TXTLIB for the accounting exit: TXTLIB DEL PSF3820 APRACTEV TXTLIB ADD PSF3820 APRACTEV d. Enter the following commands to replace the TEXT deck in PSF3820 TXTLIB for the 3812 font tables: TXTLIB DEL PSF3820 APRFTBLV TXTLIB ADD PSF3820 APRFTBLV 15. If the 3820 PDM is to be installed as a DCSS, do the following: a. Make sure that you have DMKSNT entries for APRCALL4 and DCKVTBL4 or, if this is an XA or ESA system, that the proper DEFSEG commands have been issued. Sample DMKSNT 3820 PDM and DMKSNT PPCC files were previously loaded. b. Make sure that your virtual machine size is large enough to load these segments. c. Enter the following command for PSF3820 and PSFPPCC TXTLIBs: GLOBAL TXTLIB PSF3820 PSFPPCC d. Enter one of the following commands to load the APRCALL4 segment: For VM/SP: LOAD APRINITV (NOAUTO ORIGIN A80000 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: LOAD APRINITV (NOAUTO ORIGIN A20000 where origin is the hexadecimal load address for the segment. e. Enter the following command to set the storage protect key: SETKEY 13 APRCALL4 f. Enter one of the following commands to save the DCSS: For VM/SP: CP SAVESYS APRCALL4 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: CP SAVESEG APRCALL4 g. Enter the following command to reset the storage protect key: SETKEY 14 APRCALL4 h. Enter the following command to copy the files containing the shared segment load maps to the program product disks: COPYFILE LOAD MAP A APRCALL4 = D i. Enter the following command to copy the file containing the includes for the PDM linkedit: COPYFILE APRXCTLL SYSLIN D APRP3820 TEXT = NOTE: If the DCKVTBL4 segment has already been saved for another feature, it is not necessary to do it again. j. Enter one of the following commands to load the DCKVTBL4 segment: For VM/SP: LOAD DCKVTBL (NOAUTO ORIGIN A60000 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: LOAD DCKVTBL (NOAUTO ORIGIN A00000 where origin is the hexadecimal load address for segment 166. k. Enter the following command to set the storage protect key: SETKEY 13 DCKVTBL4 l. Enter one of the following commands to save the DCSS: For VM/SP: CP SAVESYS DCKVTBL4 For VM/XA or VM/ESA: CP SAVESEG DCKVTBL4 m. Enter the following command to reset the storage protect key: SETKEY 14 DCKVTBL4 n. Enter the following command to copy the file containing the shared segment load map to the program product disks: COPYFILE LOAD MAP A DCKVTBL4 = D 16. If the entire 3820 PDM is to be installed in a LOADLIB, do the following: a. COPYFILE DCKVTBLL SYSLIN D = TEXT = b. Enter the following commands to linkedit the Page Printer Communications Component: FILEDEF PSFPPCC DISK PSFPPCC TXTLIB D LKED DCKVTBLL (LIBE PSF3820 RENT MAP COPYFILE DCKVTBLL LKEDIT A = = D ERASE DCKVTBLL TEXT D c. Enter the following command to copy the file containing the includes for the PDM linkedit: COPYFILE APRCALLL SYSLIN D APRP3820 TEXT = 17. Enter the following commands to linkedit the 3820 PDM: FILEDEF PSFPPCC DISK PSFPPCC TXTLIB D FILEDEF PSF3820 DISK PSF3820 TXTLIB D LKED APRP3820 (LIBE PSF3820 RENT MAP ERASE APRP3820 TEXT D 18. Enter the following commands to copy the LOADLIB and LKEDIT maps to the PSFMAINT 191 disk: COPYFILE PSF3820 LOADLIB A = = D COPYFILE APRP3820 LKEDIT A = = D