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Initialization process z/OS MVS Initialization and Tuning Guide SA23-1379-02 |
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The system initialization process prepares the system control program
and its environment to do work for the installation. The process essentially
consists of:
When the system is initialized and the job entry subsystem is active, the installation can submit jobs for processing by using the START, LOGON, or MOUNT command. The initialization process begins when the system operator selects the LOAD function at the system console. MVS™ locates all of the usable central storage that is online and available to the system, and creates a virtual environment for the building of various system areas. IPL includes the following major initialization functions:
The system continues the initialization process, interpreting and
acting on the system parameters that were specified. NIP carries out
the following major initialization functions:
See Figure 1 for the relative position of the system areas in virtual storage. Most of the system areas exist both below and above 16 megabytes, providing an environment that can support both 24-bit and 31-bit addressing. However, each area and its counterpart above 16 megabytes can be thought of as a single logical area in virtual storage. |
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