When you reIPL stand-alone dump, the previous running of stand-alone dump has already overlaid some parts of central storage and modified the page frame table. If the virtual storage dump program was in control, a reIPL might not dump paged-out virtual storage. The number of times that you can IPL stand-alone dump to dump paged-out virtual storage is equal to the number of processors present.
To run procedure C, repeat procedure A. If the previous IPL of stand-alone dump did not load a wait state and reason code of X'250000' or higher and the reIPL succeeds, stand-alone dump usually completes processing as in procedure A. Some storage locations might not reflect the original contents of central storage because, during a previous IPL, stand-alone dump overlaid the contents. These locations include the absolute PSA and possibly other PSAs.