Hello -
I recall from my limited VM experiences of many years ago a way to logon to
a VM user without executing the PROFILE EXEC. Anyone have the command??
I would like to be able to AUTOLOG my Linux images and have them auto IPL
but also want to be able to signon for maintenance purposes withou
Try:
Logon X noipl
IPL CMS PARM NOSPROF
at the CMS prompt
acc (noprof
You will get a CMS machine with almost nothing, which might be a little
extreme. If so you probably can leave off the PARM NOSPROF.
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Subject: Logon to VM with running PROFILE EXEC
Hello -
I recall from my limited VM experiences of many years ago a way to logon to
a VM user without executing the PROFILE EXEC. Anyone have the command??
I would like to be able to AUTOLOG my Linux images and have them auto IPL
but also
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From: Hines Daniel (sys1dmh) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 08:48
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Subject: Logon to VM with running PROFILE EXEC
Hello -
I recall from my limited VM experiences of many years ago a way to logon to
a VM user without executing the PROFI
Another alternative is to have the PROFILE EXEC check whether the user is
disconnected, and if so, proceed with the IPL of Linux, if not just exit.
Here is another example of how to test to see if you are logged on to the
terminal or disconnected.
'DESBUF'
'EXECIO * CP (STRING Q' userid()
pull answer
parse value answer with name '-' status other
IF STATUS = 'DSC' THEN
DO
'CP IPL 201 CLEAR'
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Mark D Pace
Senior Systems Eng
1, 2002 8:48 AM
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> Hello -
>
> I recall from my limited VM experiences of many years ago a way to logon
> to
> a VM user without executing the PROFILE EXEC. Anyone have the command??
>
>
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