Hi Tae Min,
Yes, the MDISK statement as you have coded is expects to find a volume with
the label SYSPK. It is called the "volid" in the description of the MDISK
statement, found in the CP Planning and Administration manual, and is the
same as the "volser" you mention.
The same CP Planning and Ad
Are any of the IBM OS,s trade marked?
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 9:57 PM, Steele, Phil wrote:
> Some of this vast proliferation of servers was indeed (in the case of
> the vaguely cluey users) about separation of control as Dave notes below. In
> my experience, though, far more often it was becau
The linux-390 list might be a better place, but much of the same folks hang
here and there.
I just tried it (be sure you have a robust page space if you do, my system went
to 10,000 pages/sec in a 1 min interval :)
It fails for me with that same error for anything greater the 46G.
Probably a b
Some of this vast proliferation of servers was indeed (in the case of
the vaguely cluey users) about separation of control as Dave notes
below. In my experience, though, far more often it was because the
administration of the company finances found it so much easier to do a
case by case justifica
Hello
I am not sure if this is the right forum to send this question, but kindly
hoping someone has encountered the same error:
When we gave a (SUSE) SLES9 zLinux guest a 50G memory (user direct entry
modification), it failed to come up with the following messages:
---
RAMDISK: Couldn't find v
Hi,
I use z/VM v6.1 and z10 BC.
I want to use shareable full-pack minidisk to share 3390 DASD without
typing Volume Serial between multiple OS/390 guest.
Because i often do volume initial, adding volume with vol. serial change
in OS/390, i don't want to change Volume serial in user directory wh
Less than an hour before reading this thread I had IPLed two x86 operating
systems under z/VM 5.3. One is a tiny OS used as a checkpoint after major
changes to the x86 virtualization layer. It's just a way to make sure the
puzzle is still assembled more or less correctly. The other OS is DSL. Th
As David posted his note about submitting a requirement for the upcoming
WAVV conference, I thought I would forward a note here about the
requirements process that was sent to vse-l. Keep those cards and
letters coming...
*WAVV is still accepting Requirements for the 2010 conference in
Coving
Maybe the problem is that pressing Reset on an OSA ICC doesn't do anything
(but that's that same on a TN3270 into VM).
You say that TN3270 doesn't have an ATTN function for non-SNA. I guess
that's true. But, PCOMM does allow you to assign a key to [sys attn] and it
can appear on a popup panel as
Fran, tomhue...@prodigy.net is the best way to contact me.
I use tehue...@gmail.com to keep in touch with the list.
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 9:20 AM, McBride, Catherine wrote:
> tomhue...@prodigy.net or tehue...@gmail.com
>
>
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WAVV requirement WRIBDB12 submitted to increase the default MONDCSS size to
accommodate the maximum supported configuration for a VM system.
-- db
On 3/30/10 2:51 PM, "Barton Robinson" wrote:
> very large mondcss segments do not impact performance, only small ones
> do.
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Dave Wade wrote:
Whilst VMWare is fun to manage, it needs managing and also capacity planning
and opportunities(?), I guess, based on a background in IBM VM Perf
and CapPlan, I've been given the opportunity(?) to perform VMWare
CapPlan.. Hello CapacityIQ!(?). Al
very large mondcss segments do not impact performance, only small ones
do.
B
On Mar 30, 2010, at 11:21, RPN01 wrote:
Our MONDCSS grew, perhaps too large, while fighting this type
message a long
time ago. Once the problem was resolved, we didn't attempt to back
off the
changes we'd made,
In my humble opinion the main reason VMWare (an to a lesser extent HyperV)
is popular at present is because it allows bean counters to demonstrate huge
instant savings. Where I work we have around 200 Windows servers, many were
bought around 5 years ago so will need replacing soone. In general we h
On Wednesday, 03/31/2010 at 06:47 EDT, Richard Troth
wrote:
> ICC also doesn't support NOHOLD for DISCONN and LOGOFF like some other
> "real 3270s" and like LDEV. That's a whole nutha discussion.
ICC has no idea that you have logged off. Unlike 3270 printer sessions,
there is no provision in
The listserv sent me a message my post didn't go out, so try again.
If you go to conferences such as CMG (Computer Management Group), that
has been a mainframe organization (meaning MVS or z/OS) since it
started, our VM has never been represented, but VMWare now has many
sessions. It's depres
It's very probably the 15'652 z/OS volumes that caused your problems. Even
when
varied offline, the CP monitor will generate a configuration record of 256
bytes for
each of those volumes whenever you issue a MONITOR START command.
CP's default is to reserve 1/2 of the whole MONDCSS for event da
If you go to conferences such as CMG (Computer Management Group), that
has been a mainframe organization (meaning MVS or z/OS) since it
started, our VM has never been represented, but VMWare now has many
sessions. It's depressing to see 80 people in entry level performance
session for VMWare a
Hello everyone - has anyone using IPGATE seen an issue with IPGATE1I getting
a "EAGREX4000E Error 40 running compiled IPGATE1I MTREXX, line 471:
Incorrect call to routine"?
What is happening is a remote user is writing an SFS file and receives a
"HCPIVK6061I APPC wait cancelled; virtual machine ha
Hi Kris,
Perhaps you are correct, I thought there was ONE true 3270 key that would
interrupt a full-screen write - but I haven't seen it in over a decade. I
use Attachmate InfoConnect (a.k.a. Extra!) TN3270 emulator and there is no
way to define SYS ATTN (there is a SYS REQ, and ATTN, but no S
Fran,
I will send the e-mail address I have offline
munson
201-418-7588
Fran Hensler
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Tom Huegel used to post on this list but I haven't see
Tom Huegel used to post on this list but I haven't seen anything
recently. His email address was thue...@kable.com but that does
not exist anymore.
Does anyone know of his new email address?
/Fran Hensler at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania USA for 46 years
mailto:f...@zvm.sru.edu h
Sorry to disagree: on all 3270 implementations I used (apart this OSA ICC)
it was and is possible to interrupt a fullscreen appl like XEDIT. I
debugged too many XEDIT macros not to be 101% sure of this.
(and a few hours ago I did it again on a PCOMM "TN3270 telnetted" into VM
TCPIP. In PCOMM, by
When you have a fullscreen app (like XEDIT, or DMS, ISPF, etc.) doing a
full-screen write to the 3270, I don't think there is any way to interrupt
it to get to CMS.
A couple of "tricks" would include sending a CP MSG from any other userid
(or even a terminal with no user logged on, CP MSG is CL
On Wednesday, 03/31/2010 at 02:22 EDT, Les Koehler
wrote:
> Couldn't your ESM just be a NOP program, just for such
> situations?
For various values of "NOP", yes. Look at Appendix D of the z/OS RACROUTE
Reference. (Works the same way on z/VM.)
Alan Altmark
z/VM Development
IBM Endicott
Hi Bill;
We have 295 CP volumes (3390 mod 27) shared between the two LPAR's, running
CSE. There are an additional 15,652 volumes owned by z/OS, which we keep
offline to z/VM.
We run a script in AUTOLOG1 which goes through the list of volumes and makes
the decision for each if it should stay onlin
Jim,
You are right, that makes me mad also.
IBM really blew it when they did not trade mark "VM"
munson
Jim Elliott
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Makes me remember a small support contract had to be created for a customer
of mine. My boss forwarded some quickly written "tasks to perform" to an
admin to put it in a contract.
This admin carefully changed every "occurance of "VM" by the official term
"VMware" :-)
Since then I often respond ju
Sorry, not related to HOLD at LOGOFF for example (to CP it appears as a real
3270, hence no HOLD operand).
It is pure 3270 behaviour, not even really related to VM: how can one break
in when in "input inhibited"
I am in fullscreen XEDIT, hence the linemode command input area is not
available. Ca
[oopppsss - try again]
ICC also doesn't support NOHOLD for DISCONN and LOGOFF like some other
"real 3270s" and like LDEV. That's a whole nutha discussion.
But ... does PCOMM not have an immediate PA1? (I'm not used to an
ATTN sequence for PA1.) You wouldn't get the trace, but you'd get
con
ICC also doesn't support NOHOLD for DISCONN and LOGOFF like some other
"real 3270s" and like LDEV.
On 2010-03-31, Kris Buelens wrote:
> I think I found a bug in the behaviour of an OSA ICC:
>
> Experienced CMS programmers know that to start tracing a looping XEDIT macro
> can be done by enter
I think I found a bug in the behaviour of an OSA ICC:
Experienced CMS programmers know that to start tracing a looping XEDIT macro
can be done by entering a TS command in the command area. But, first one
needs to get the commandline. A bit difficult as the 3270 is in "input
inhibited" (a green l
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 4:01 AM, Scott Rohling wrote:
> You mean VMware isn't a clothing line??
>
> I sometimes spell it VMwear. And like you, Jim - I'm quick to correct
> anyone who thinks about using just 'VM' to refer to their little upstart
> virtualization product.
Oh, now I see what they
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