I think David, with Mike's correction is correct. We've got 2nd level
MVS machines that are used for our D/R tests. We always start the
exercise by loading the D/R backup tapes from S/A DFDSS. The consoles
on the 2nd level MVS id's are specified as being 3270 rather than 3215.
Works just fine.
Jim
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While I hesitate to correct David, in this case a correction is warranted.
The proper command is:=20
CP TERMINAL CONMODE 3270
Perhaps David's suffering Monday Syndrome=3F
Respectfully,
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doesn=3Ft work, try SET CONMODE 3270 before you IPL 181, eg:=20
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Some IPLable utilities require an interrupt so that the utility can=20
identify the specific terminal to which it should reply (this goes back to=
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ancient days of coax-connected terminals). I'm not sure about DFDSS.=20
But it can't hurt to try pressing "ENTER" (wherever it is mapped on your=20
3270 terminal emulator keyboard, but usually the right-Ctrl key).=20
If that doesn't work, give the ATTN or SysReq key each a try.=20
If all those fail, try pressing the "PA1" key, which should cause a "CP=20
READ", then enter: D PSW (or "D PSWG" on z/Architecture virtual machines)=20
and report back here with the displayed PSW.=20
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Hi,
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We are running z/VM Version 5 Release 2.0 service level 0702 (64-bit)=20
We have a standalone z/OS DFDSS 1.7 which we intend to IPL=20
=66rom a z/VM guest to restore a tape backup to a dasd.=20
Upon IPL from tape (i.e. IPL 181 clear), we were able to load=20
the standalone dfdss program successfully:=20
5694-A01 DFSMSDSS STAND-ALONE v1.07.0 ....=20
...=20
ADRY005E DEFINE INPUT DEVICE, REPLY 'DDD,CCUU' OR 'CONSOLE'=20
ENTER INPUT/COMMAND:=20
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We reply to message above with "CONSOLE" ,but the program=20
just hangs without any error message. z/vm shows the status as "running".
Other programs such as standalone ICKDSF seems to have no problem.
We know our SADFDSS is a working tape because when we ipled without z/vm,
there is no problem replying "CONSOLE" to the ADRY0005E message.
Can anyone guide me on what to check =3F thanks.
Caleb
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