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Hi, Joe I've tried adding it back. But, as I suspected, that wasn't the problem. Also, it previously worked under z/VM. Also, from what I gather, VM/ESA doesn't seem to support QDIO/ETH. And that

I have heard the term before, but can't say from where. Totally off topic, but... In another world, I am an antique telephone collector and phone "switcher". I have 11,700 Bell System Practices

I have been involved in computers, (operating, programming, analysis, Test and DB management & Director for IT since 1963. In most of it the # symbol has been referred as hash for IBM, ICL, and a lot

Yes, in Dutch it is sometimes called "hekje", which also translates as little fence. The first part of it (i.e. "fence") is pronouced similar to the English "hack", so #42 is the symbol for the

Does this work for every one? Renaming the 1.3 beta: *VM/370 Community Edition V1R3M0* I guess the "shortest" form could be: VM/370 CE V1R3 or VM/370 CE 1.3.0? Happy New Year to all, ... Mark Stevens

OK its what I thought. You have QDIO devices specified, but no QDIO devices in your hercules config. So the DIAGNOSE checking is failing and causing the issue i believe. Joe

** “Better”, I mean. Hm... That may be. This is the configuration: https://pastebin.com/Qe0HufTm But it's not that much different from the config. I use with other systems from the same era.

What does your hercules config look like? 9025 can mean hardware damage, so your hercules config may not be correct. Joe

In Italian is often called "cancelletto", that, is, "little gate" (it does resemble an iron wrought gate I suppose).? From there to "little gate(s)", to "guglielmetto", to "little bill", doesn't take

Well, I didn't try with 3.x, yet. Partly because I wanted Hyperion's network support, which seems to be slightly best. But I might try with 3.x later... Yup. First thing.

Hi, To amplify, now that I’m on my PC :) Look into the PGMPRDOS parameter in hercules.cnf. Best, Zack.

Did you edit the configuration to allow you to run licensed systems? That is not the default setting, and I believe that when you try to IPL, it will fail if you have not done so.

I've run the heck out of 2.4 under Hercules, without difficulty. I'm (still) running 3.13, host platforms of both Linux and Solaris. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

Hello, fellow virtual mainframers. I tried running the VM/ESA 2.4 (tailored for P390) on Hercules. I tried to follow more or less what was laid on device maps, because that's what made sense to me.

In French, # is a "croisillon" although in Quebec we use "carré" (square), typically in phone messages like "entrez votre code suivi du carré" (enter your code followed by the square). In French,

<carlfelster@...> wrote: In Protuguese it is called "sustenido" (like de Spanish "sostenino"). In Brasil is common to read as "cerquilha" (translate to little fence), tralha (could translate to

The Scaled One wrote: ???? You're mixing CP's command line parsing and CMS. Has nothing to do with CMS itself, which you actually alluded to in passing by context. We have used the character for

Steve Z wrote: I know that. I acknowledged that fact it in my reply: "Yes, it's a legal filename character as far as CMS is concerned, that is true. But its use in CMS filenames is VERY atypical. It's

For me is the she of a shebang #!. actually in Spanish is called Losange, octothorpe or sostenido, very seldom used, except for computer jocks & musicians. -- Carlos Argentina

Roxo wrote: http://larrystone.com/content/1-comics/31-octothorpe/octothorpe-MON.png (LOL!) Cute. :) -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com mail: