Once the ttgen .answ configuration
file has been created, use ttgen to generate a memory image file.
This file will be used by the zmasterd/zmon utilities
to initialize the ZCOM Mux Subsystem. Refer to the ACC
Utilities Reference Guide for more information on using ttgen.
It is suggested that ttgen be
run with the -o option
so that the output file (i.e. the memory image file) is overwritten
in case a file of that name already exists. It is also suggested
that the -s option
is used so that a system summary is created. This file may be useful
in determining how much memory is required for the configuration
given in the input file. If the -s option is used, the
system summary must be redirected to an output file.
In the following example, the input file is x25.answ,
the memory image file is x25.tmem, and the system
summary is X25.tlist:
$ cd /opt/acc/cfg
$ttgen -os x25.answ x25.tmem > X25.tlist
ttgen: END$ 0 Disasters, 0 Errors, 0 Warnings
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Note that ZCOM Mux Subsystem assumes that the ttgen configuration file
and its corresponding image file are located in /opt/acc/cfg/.
Do not proceed unless ttgen has completed with no errors or
warnings. Refer to the ACC Utilities Reference Guide for
more information on any errors that may be reported.
In order for these changes to take effect the ZCOM Mux Subsystem
must be restarted.
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