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media_list Command
Key Concepts
Purpose
Creates an ordered list of PTFs for stacked tape
and stacked diskette distribution media.
Syntax
media_list -l PTF_filename [-b build_directory]
[-p prod_directory] [-s ship_directory] [-o outfilename]
[-h] [-?] [-v] [-e] [-x] [-t] [-n] [-r pereslfilename]
Description
For each PTF file specified, media_list provides all prereqs, coreqs,
supersedes, and ifreqs in the correct order for stacked tape generation.
Flags
-b build_directory Path to the 'build' server.
-p prod_directory Path to the 'production' server.
-s ship_directory Path to the 'ship' server.
-l PTF_file Path and filename containing a list of
PTF files (one per line) to package.
The filenames can include or exclude ".ptf":
For example: the file "PTF_list" could contain:
u123456 u123456.ptf
u333333 < or > u333333.ptf
u444444 u444444.ptf
-o output_file Path and filename for ordered list of requisites.
Each PTF specified in the output file has a
absolute path. The order indicates that all
requisite PTFs needed by the current PTF
have already been installed. This allows an
installation without ever needing to rewind
the device.
For example: output file /tmp/order.list:
ship_directory/u444444.ptf
ship_directory/u222222.ptf
ship_directory/u111111.ptf
Standard output is used if -o is not
specified.
-r peresl_file Path and filename of problem resolution file.
Format of pe_resl file:
Bad PTF# PE APAR# Fixing PTF# Release
-------- -------- ----------- -------
U405796 IX31102 U414337 R320
U407033 IX31177 U412816 R320
If media_list selects a PTF which appears in the
Bad PTF# column with an apar (not a defect number),
the Fixing PTF#, if any, will be selected too.
-n no preventative supersedes. By default, if a
selected PTF is superseded by another, that other
is selected too. This flag overrides that.
-t duplicate PTFs allowed on different servers.
-e Exclude any additional requisites and return
original PTFs in the correct installation order.
-x Exclude supersedes of the original PTFs and return
only ifreqs, coreqs, prereqs and original PTFs in
the correct order.
-v verbose messages
-h | -? Print usage message and exit.
Exit
Successful: return code of zero.
Error: non-zero return code.
If there is an error, no output file will be generated.
File
None
Examples
1. 'media_list -l ./input_list -o ./output_list'
Generate the ordered list of original and associated requisite PTFs
needed for a stacked tape.
2. 'media_list -l ./input_list -o ./output_list -e'
Generate the ordered list of original PTFs needed for a stacked tape.
3. 'media_list -l ./input_list -o ./output_list -x'
Generate the ordered list of original and associated ifreq, coreq and
prereq PTFs needed for a stacked tape.
Implementation Specifics
None
Related Information
gentape
gendiskette
genfsimage