On Thursday, 01/06/2011 at 09:46 EST, "Hughes, Jim"
wrote:
> Would we be able to put 2 IODEVICE statements following one controller
and use
> different channel addresses on them?
>
> Would be valid to define address E000-E00F on one IODEVICE statement and
> addresses C010-C01F on the other a
Thanks Paul. Things are getting clearer now.
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Thanks Alan.
Would we be able to put 2 IODEVICE statements following one controller and use
different channel addresses on them?
Would be valid to define address E000-E00F on one IODEVICE statement and
addresses C010-C01F on the other and point them at the same Controlunit? If so,
could eit
I do all of my IOGEN work from z/OS so my answer is partly base on z/OS HCD.
I defined two control units on the one channel. The first control unit had 8
devices and the second has another 8 devices.
Control Unit List Row 1 of 2
Select one or
On Thursday, 01/06/2011 at 05:42 EST, "Hughes, Jim"
wrote:
> We have a new Z10 with 2 four port OSA Express 3 cards and 1 two port
> OSA Express cards.
The two-port card is an OSA Express 2.
> I am a little confused about the IOCP for these devices.
>
> I am reading the IOCP manual and I am a
We have a new Z10 with 2 four port OSA Express 3 cards and 1 two port
OSA Express cards.
I am a little confused about the IOCP for these devices.
I am reading the IOCP manual and I am a little confused about having two
ports on a card.
Would I define one CNTLUNIT and one IODEVICE for each pair o
ty all:
I just forced the guest ZOS and XAUTOLOGed it and it came up fine.
I disconnected via PA1 and reconnected np.
Earlier today someone disconnected by hitting ATTN twice and got the weird
console display when they reconnected.
Could that have caused the problem?
They claim that is how th
On Thursday, 01/06/2011 at 04:13 EST, George Henke/NYLIC
wrote:
> 'cp sleep 5 sec'
Gag. Sleep? Is there something asynchronous happening that you need to
wait for?
> "CP DET 01E""CP DEF CON 440 3270""CP SET MACH ESA""CP I" ADDRESS
Is there some way I can display the attributes of the ZOS guest console
from MAINT?
I am still connected to the ZOS guest console.
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Yeah, ty Alan and Mike, really sorry for missing the obvious.
Too much ZOS without a helmet.
Please ignore my last email.
The 3215 console is, of course, for CMS.
Our console is defined correctly as 3270:
'cp sleep 5 sec'
"CP DET 01E""CP DEF CON 440 3270""CP SET MACH ESA""CP I" ADDRESS "LOADP
On Thursday, 01/06/2011 at 03:53 EST, George Henke/NYLIC
wrote:
> tyvm, all.
>
> Looks like console is defined as 3215
>
> Guess this has not been working for some time and just noticed now.
>
> I suppose I can just change this to 3270 and all will be well.
>
> PROFILE MVSID
No, you want to leave the CONSOLE statement alone. That's for VMS to use
as a 3215.
If you want z/OS to use the same device address as its console, before the
CP IPL command, enter:
CP TERM CONSOLE 3270
then enter the IPL command.
Or, write an EXEC with the commands concatenated with a "LineE
tyvm, all.
Looks like console is defined as 3215
Guess this has not been working for some time and just noticed now.
I suppose I can just change this to 3270 and all will be well.
PROFILE MVSID
* OPTION TODENABLE
OPTION TODEN
SHARE RELATIVE 100 LIMITSOFT
MACHINE ESA 4
IPL CMS
CONSOLE 01E
I'm not a z/VM person. I'm a z/OS sysprog. I don't know how SuperSession works.
A z/OS console is not BTAM, per se, a z/OS console is usually associated with a
local non-SNA 3270 device. Note that the z/VM DIAL command (which is what I am
used to) presents a 3270, however connected to z/VM, as a
George,
How are the consoles defined in the directory entry for the z/OS guest?
I.e. usually with something like:
SPECIAL vdev 3270
Then your terminal emulator must be set to display the same 3270 model
(Mod2=32 lines x 80; mod4=43 lines x 80, etc.).
Then, the z/OS terminal must be varied online
On Thursday, 01/06/2011 at 03:28 EST, George Henke/NYLIC
wrote:
> The ZOS console does not have the command line at the bottom.
>
> There is no way to input data.
>
> I can dial into TSO np, even look at the console in EJES (we are JES3),
and
> everything else looks fine.
>
> But just log
The ZOS console does not have the command line at the bottom.
There is no way to input data.
I can dial into TSO np, even look at the console in EJES (we are JES3),
and everything else looks fine.
But just logging onto to ZOS guest through SuperSession and entering *b*
shows the ZOS console o
Hi Frank,
I have code buried somewhere in my attic that does exactly this - saving the
status in GLOBALV. Robert's DEFINE is good if you only need to, 'stack' one
level - apart from anything else it's guaranteed to be release-independent -
but if you'd like me to go climbing around in the rafters a
The DIRMAP utility is smart enough that if a full pack minidisk is
defined that matches the size of a device, it doesn't flag it as an
overlap. So, I define a userid named $DASD$ (mainly because this is
how internal IBM systems were set up) that defines the full size of
each disk. For example:
US
I was close but not quite correct. Here is the result after testing:
/* */
parse upper arg input
'PIPE (END ?) CP QUERY NAMES', /* Get UID's */
'| SPLIT at str /,/', /* split into lines */
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