138z/OS Distributed File Service zSeries File System Implementation z/OS V1R11
Figure 3-27 Automount processing to mount an HFS while policy “type” is zFS
3.4 Logical file system support for zFS in z/OS V1R7
In z/OS V1R7, zFS is the preferred file system. Continued use of HFS is discouraged
because HFS may no longer be supported in future releases. At that time, all remaining HFS
file systems must be migrated to zFS. This migration to zFS file systems needs to be well
planned because it will take significant effort to migrate all data from HFS file systems to zFS
file systems.
3.4.1 Migration and coexistence considerations
No capability exists ...
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