Re: creating LODRUN-able CD's from Windows

["Steve McKay" <nospammers1@xxxxxxxxx>]

Jared -

Try this http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/iseries/v5r2/ic2924/index.htm . . . I 
used to have a CLP that would create "lodrun-able CDs" but I seem to have 
lost it in moving to a new job.  I do remember that you have to use some 
"pre-mastering APIs" (or something screwy like that) and the process 
involves the use of a tape . . .  If I find the CLP, I'll post it  . . .

HTH,

Steve

"jared" <jhunter@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message 
news:Pine.SOL.4.33.0412290919430.22872-100000@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Does anyone know (or have a link to) whatever magic incantations are
> required to make LODRUN-able CDs from Windows?  The following did not
> work:
>
> 1. CRTBNDCL QINSTAPP
> 2. CRTDUPOBJ QINSTAPP into QTEMP
> 3. CHGOWN QINSTAPP to QSYS
> 4. CRTSAVF MYLIB/QTEMP
> 5. SAVOBJ QTEMP/QINSTAPP with TGTRLS(V5R1M0) to MYLIB/QTEMP
> --- here's where it gets sketchy ---
> 6. download MYLIB/QTEMP via FTP in binary mode to PC, with "quote site 
> namefmt 0" in effect (to make the downloaded file named "QTEMP" rather 
> than "QTEMP.FILE")
> 7. download other SAVLIB'd libraries (ref'd by QINSTAPP) to PC with same 
> method
> 8. burn disk from XP using 'ILA', then 'make compatible' (to make it 
> ISO9660?)
>
> It's very frustrating to see "/QTEMP is not a valid save/restore file".
> There's mention in the midrange archive of using the 400 to burn QTEMP to
> a DVD, then using OpsNav to copy and paste that file onto a windows CD and
> "closing the session".  So it sounds like even though LODRUN DEV(*OPT) is
> reading from a CD, there still might be a dependency that QTEMP be "the
> first thing on the tape".
>
> Anyway, as always, any info is appreciated.
>
> -Jared
>
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