A little more complicated...
I think you want 'VINPUT VMSG'
Then, if your guest has a directory console statement so it has other than
SYSC, you get: "HCPPCX6531E The operating system will not accept commands
from the service processor." Of course in that case a simple send works but
you still need
In the guests' VMDBKs, in the SIEBK is stored the offset from the hardware
clock that gets loaded when the guest is run. I don't recall the offset in
the block. Unless that's different they should both be seeing the same CPU
clock.
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Linux on 390 Port wro
You should have received an error message describing the problem, but
things to check:
1) If cts is a new filepool (or not), is ftpserve enrolled as
administrator?
2) Is JAKE011 authorized (granted) to write to the target directory? Or
?
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Linux on 390 Port
I wouldn't worry about it. If you indeed mean MAINT and not MAINT6xx,
there's nothing there but a basic PROFILE EXEC, PROFILE XEDIT and SYN
SYNONYM. If you'd accumulated other files there you're SOL where they're
concerned, but the shipped files are easily recreatable (or copy from one
of the oth
What Scott says...
I especially will miss the lessons on "The Hartford Way" and the assistance
with support tips.
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Linux on 390 Port wrote on 02/26/2015 10:48:49
AM:
> From: Scott Rohling
> To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
> Date: 02/26/20
Linux on 390 Port wrote on 02/02/2015 04:19:19
PM:
> From: Alan Altmark/Endicott/IBM@IBMUS
> To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
> Date: 02/02/2015 04:20 PM
> Subject: Re: Expanding CMS Mini Disk - DDR or Copyfile? - still
> not expanding
> Sent by: Linux on 390 Port
>
> The protection is in place bec
Are you autologging your controllers?
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Linux on 390 Port wrote on 01/15/2015 01:25:48
PM:
> From: Ron Wells
> To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
> Date: 01/15/2015 03:39 PM
> Subject: Re: VSWITCH for z/vm tcpip
> Sent by: Linux on 390 Port
>
> We finishe install
Linux on 390 Port wrote on 11/19/2014 09:38:33
AM:
> From: Mark Post
>
> Yeah, it's a hold over from my time in NTS. I had a number of
> customers trying to tell me they had a performance problem without
> any data. When I was working at EDS, our manager used to tell us
> that if there was no
When you did the query set, was conceal perhaps set to on? This causes CP
to perform an ipl when it would otherwise present a cp read.
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Linux on 390 Port wrote on 10/14/2014 10:02:42
AM:
> From: Dennis Foreman
> To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
> Date: 10/14
Typo: device should be 3390-09, not 3309-09. It needs to match an entry in
DEFAULT CONTROL unless you have overrides coded in your extent control.
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Linux on 390 Port wrote
In this case start it with "#CP XAUTOLOG RACFSMF#RACFVM". This assumes
you've renamed SMFPROF to PROFILE, or that your profile exec runs SMFPROF
without touching the stack.
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Linux on 390 Port wrote on 09/18/2013 11:28:52
AM:
> From: "Will, Chris"
> To:
Assuming you're running the supplied SMFPROF, take a look at the "smffreq"
variable setting. This may not be the day for it actually to do anything.
Also, if you read the code, it's looking for a list of servers to be
stacked and failing that looks in its reader for files coming from your
racf ser
Don't forget "When Harley was One". Especially his first attempt at
poetry.
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Linux on 390 Port wrote on 08/06/2013 04:01:30
PM:
> From: John Campbell
> To: LINUX-390@vm.
Worst case, you can pass your linux file through unix2dos and ftp the
result (in ascii).
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Linux on 390 Port wrote on 03/08/2013 11:10:19
AM:
> From: Alan Altmark/Endicott/
Based on John's previous posts and the dataset names referenced in this,
I'd say he's playing with the output from z/OS' RACF database unload. If
his zlinux is VM-hosted, I'd be inclined to bring the files to VM first,
mung them up with CMS pipelines then transfer the output files to his
guest. O
I think there's also the factor that most are well into their 30's before
they mature enough to understand that getting the job done reliably is more
important in the long run than flash and sizzle.
Ron Wells' post makes a good point, but the fact is that as it settles into
its hipervisor roll, VM
Think of it this way:
The directory definition of a guest are the "specs" used to construct its
virtual machine when it logs on.
Re-iplling a guest without logging off/on is the same as rebooting your
windows box without making physical changes to it, changes to the "specs"
aren't seen.
(There are
Funny - I hadn't thought of it before, but your markup tags in conjunction
with the picture brings to mind the musical "Wicked" and more particularly
the book from which it was derived. The mechanical dragon isn't really
explained in the musical but appears several times in the book and is a
marve
I use "q signals shutdown" and subtract the SFS servers and any
second-level VM guests.
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Linux on 390 Port wrote on 08
I have a collection of routines I could share which (1) applies updates to
the source, (2) extracts needed macros from the VM maclibs, (3) constructs
the zOS JCL to build a temporary maclib and perform the assembly and (4)
submits the job by ftping to the JES RDR. Some tailoring for your
environme
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