If your system has the Main Storage Dump auto copy enabled, your
system may have automatically copied the current MSD to the ASP using dump
description Auto Copy, and then re-IPLed the system.
- On any command line, enter STRSST.
- Select option 1 (Start a service tool). The Start a Service Tool
display appears.
- Select option 6 (Main storage dump manager). The Main Storage Dump
Manager display appears.
- Select option 2 (Work with copies of main storage dumps). The Work
with Copies of Main Storage Dumps display appears.
- Find the dump with the description of Auto Copy and select option
5 (Display/Print). The Display Main Storage Dump display appears.
- Select option 1 (MSD Summary). The Main Storage Dump Summary display
appears. This display shows the system reference code, date, and time of the
MSD, and Licensed Internal Code level. Report the summary information to
your service provider.
- Press F3 (Exit) to return to the Work with Copies of Main Storage
Dumps Display.
- If the dump has a description of Auto Copy, rename it so that another
auto copy and re-IPL can occur if necessary.
- Select option 7 (Rename). The Rename Main Storage Dump display appears.
- Type a new dump description, and press Enter.
- Has your service provider requested a tape copy of the MSD?
- Yes: Continue to the next step.
- No: Work with your service provider on the problem.
- To copy an MSD to a tape device, perform the following
steps:
- Select option 8 (Copy to media). The Copy Main Storage Dump to Media display
appears.
- Load the media and follow the instructions on the display.
- When the copy procedure is successfully completed, process the tape according
to your service provider's instruction. If you encounter a problem with the
copy procedure, contact your service provider.
- Continue with Delete a main storage dump.