To load the CMS component (5664-167C) from a PUT tape,
 
  - Logon to JASPER0          (a non-priviledged userid I set up
  - Attach the tape as 181        expressly to load PUT tapes)
  - VMFPLC2 LOAD * * C
  - VMSERV
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- The VMSERV EXEC must run from the C-disk (it checks).
 
- It accesses the 194 disk as the a-disk to use as a work area.
 
- The VMPUT PRODUCTS file (on the 191, c-disk) has one entry in it,
  the one required for CMS.  It's a wide, 1-line file containing this:
     5664167C PASS PASS PASS 090 293 393 09D
          PASS 193 PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS NORESP CMS
  (The 090 and 09E disk is normally the 19x, but I changed it to 09x
   so as to not interfere with CMS's normal 19x disks.  JASPER0 has a
   090 and a 09E disk.)
 
- I later decided to go ahead and load the whole 5664-167C product
  (CP, CMS, IPCS, and GCS), rather than just CMS, so I changed the
  VMPUT PRODUCTS file to say,
     5664167C 194 294 394 090 293 393 09D
          PASS 193 193 496 497 595 596 193 NORESP
  which are the normal defaults except for the two 09x disks.
 
- The VMSERV EXEC loads the 5664167C EXEC onto the a-disk (the 194
  disk), then invokes it.
 
- To run the 5664167C EXEC manually (i.e. not have VMSERV call it),
  do      TAPE REW
          TAPE FSF 16 (the tape index of 5664167C in SERVICE DISKMAP)
          5664167C RESTART GCS  (or CP or CMS or IPCS)
 
- The 5664167C EXEC does a STATE * TXTAP A (when the 194 disk is the
  A-disk), and if it finds any AP text decks, when it loads the CP
  text decks (tape file #9), it loads all the text decks (FT = *).
  Else, all you get are the UP text decks (FT = TEXT).
 
- In the product memos, it lists what files are on what tape file, but
  the memo uses relative tape files.  See the SERVICE DISKMAP file
  that the VMSERV EXEC builds to help translate relative tape file
  numbers to absolute tape file numbers.
 
- When the EXECs run, it assumes that the disks are already linked in
  write mode.  It does no linking on its own.  The disks and tape files
  involved are:
 
  For CMS:
      Tape |                    |
      File |   Goes onto disk   |      Which is the
     ------+--------------------+-------------------------
     11-15 | &CMASTG = &5 = 293 | CMS Service Staging Area
        16 | &CMSRC  = &6 = 393 | CMS Source Staging Area
     17-21 | &CMSDSK = &4 = 090 | CMS S-disk
     22-24 | &CMBSTG = &9 = 193 | CMS Base Staging Area
        25 | &INSTALL=  * = PASS| Install Disk
        26 | &HELP   = &7 = 09D | CMS Help Disk
        27 | &IOCP   = &8 = PASS| IOCP Disk
 
     * = Tape file 25 is the install EXECs and tools which are only
         loaded if you're in "interactive mode", meaning that you
         invoked the 5664167C EXEC manually (not from VMSERV).
 
  For Other Things:
      Tape |                    |
      File |   Goes onto disk   |      Which is the
     ------+--------------------+-------------------------
      3- 6 | &CPASTG = &2 = 294 | CP Service Staging Area
         7 | &CPSRC  = &3 = 394 | CP Source Staging Area
      8-10 | &CPBSTG = &1 = 194 | CP Base Staging Area
     11-27 | ... Described above ...
     28-31 | &IPASTG = &11= 496 | IPCS Service Staging Area
        32 | &IPSRC  = &12= 496 | IPCS Source Staging Area
     33-35 | &IPBSTG = &10= 193 | IPCS Base Staging Area
     36-38 | &GCBSTG = &14= 596 | GCS Service Staging Area
        39 | &GCISTG = &15= 193 | GCS disk for IPCS files
 
- The global variable &GLOBAL7 in the 5664167C EXEC is used to
  determine if CMS needs to be re-saved.  It gets set if DMSASD or
  DMSASM (the ASSEMBLE MODULE) gets any service, or if there's anything
  in tape file #21 (the CMS MODULES).  If it's set during this install
  procedure, the 5664167C EXEC tries to rebuild the ASSEMBLE MODULE by
      ACCESS 090 A
      ACCESS 193 B/A
  and EXEC CMSGEND ASSEMBLE NOINV.
 
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After loading the PUT tape, I
 
- Copied PID's 193, 293, and 393 disks to CMSSP4's 106 disk.
 
- Copied PID's 19D disk to CMSSP4's 19D disk.
 
- Carefully merged the 190 disk changes.