Instructions for deploying the contents of ZIP files into the operating system BS2000:
  1. extract the uncompressed file xxxx.UPD out of xxxx.zip
    --> text file xxxx.UPD

  2. Transfer xxxx.UPD via openFT in text mode into BS2000
    --> BS2000 file xxxx.UPD

  3. In BS2000 under the CFS userID enter the following command:
    /EXEC (FILIMP,CFSLIB)
    When prompted for for parameters, enter: xxxx.UPD,yyyy
    yyyy: name of the new PLAM library to be created, e.g. CFSLIB.UPD / CFS.S.LMSLIB / CFSHELP

    If xxxx is not CFSLIB.UPD, you are done.

  4. Call CFS and open the PLAM library CFSLIB.UPD :
    EXEC CFS
    FILENAME-SELECT :LMS CFSLIB.UPD .... FCBTYPE :R
    COMMAND :ALFCB=L

  5. With variable action ON&ADD CFSLIB copy all R- and L modules into your current CFSLIB

  6. If the element S/CFSMAIN is containd in CFSLIB.UPD, you have to transfer all the source changes made in your current S/CFSMAIN into the new S/CFSMAIN

  7. Copy the updated S/CFSMAIN with variable action ONXADD library into your site specific PLAM library (overwriting your old S/CFSMAIN).
    Run ASSEMBH to create a new R/CFSMAIN in CFSLIB

  8. If the kernel module CFSUP is contained in CFSLIB.UPD, you have to bind a new executable file CFS with procedure call /DO CFS.S.LMSLIB(CFSLNK)

  9. Finally you may have to refresh your site specific CPU reps.
    You have to do this only if you get the message:
    '>>>>>> no CPU-Reps in module MODR' after calling the new CFS.
    To do this, call the procedure /DO CFS.S.LMSLIB(REP)
    or transfer the module R/MODR from your previous CFSLIB into the new CFSLIB.
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