152z/OS Distributed File Service zSeries File System Implementation z/OS V1R11
No files or code should reside in the sysplex root file system. It consists of directories and
symbolic links only. Therefore, the size of the data set representing the sysplex root is very
small.
In general, the contents of the sysplex root should only change when you need a new version
root or system-specific root file system directory for your shared file system configuration.
When a system is IPLed (initialized), the mount processing for the sysplex root file system will
include defining the appropriate $SYSNAME or $VERSION directory in the sysplex root file
system if the sysplex root is mounted as read/write at that time. These new directories can
also be defined ...
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