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Not really. Supervisor state is virtualized for the CMS user. When an instruction requiring supervisor state is executed in a CMS machine, a privop occurs and CP is given control to simulate the

When you run under VM, you are in a virtual machine and everything is virtualized. No one on this forum needs a lesson on that. Applications running under CMS are given control in supervisor state by

Aaron Finerman wrote: Then your knowledge needs updating. ;-) CMS *thinks* it is running in supervisor state, but it actually doesn't. It simply runs in *virtualized* supervisor state. It *actually*

I just asked because no documentation I could find says that " diagnose 8 instructions executed in supervisor state" can be sent to Hercules. Bob

"CMS executes in virtual supervisor state; so do applications you run under CMS. At the same time, CP is running in real problem state. This means that your virtual machine and the programs you run

To the best my knowledge, CMS always runs in supervisor state. But it does not run with key zero. Best regards,

Bob Bolch wrote: Indeed! -- *IF* -- CMS's or other virtual machines' DIAG 8 instructions would end up being passed to Hercules for processing, but why would that happen? The Diagnose instruction is a

Bertram Moshier wrote: Yes. It can be done either indirectly if there's no Hercules DIAG 8 support in CP or directly if there is. If CP has support to talk to Hercules via DIAG 8 (and I believe Dave

From: hercules-390@... [mailto:hercules-390@...] On Behalf Of Dave Wade Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2008 22:16 To: hercules-390@... Subject: RE: [hercules-390] Automation form the Operating system to

Hi, I thought only CP ran in supervisor state and everything else runs in problem state on the physical system. Thus Diag 8 in a virtual system can't get to Herculesn but only to CP. While CP diag 8

Dave, How does this mod 10 work? I'm assuming you don't mean Diagnose 10. Isn't diagnose x'0010' to release pages? Bert.

Yep ... and your question was: :) You can easily write a callable interface for your backup program to switch to supervisor key and issue DIAG 8. With the hercules CP mod and the config option I

Hello Joe, Yes; but by CP (DMK) not aCMS program. I say this because diag 8 from a virtual system is for issuing CP command. Inside DMK/CP a diag 8 would go to Hercules. Bert

Joe & Bob DIAG is a privileged instruction. CMS machines always run in problem state, so when they try and execute a Diagnose instruction they don’t… Dave Sent: 19 November 2022 17:45 To:

Bob, Yes, it was my understanding a virtual machine can't talk to Hercules directly. What might be possible would be to add a new Diagnose instruction (say X'FFC' so as to not interfere with z/VM.

Gentles, That is why we have Hercules cp mod 10, the HCP command which allows a user ask CP to issue a DIAG 8 on the hardware it thinks it is running on. For many on here this will be Hercules, but if

"This parameter specifies whether a command issued through Diagnose 8 will be executed by Hercules as a Hercules commands or not." Joe

Dave, No, I'm talking about something like the STK4400. I was the lead programmer at Cray and also the VM programmer for making a STK4400 talk to both the Cray and IBM system. In the end, we supported

CMS (and other virtual machines) use Diagnose 8 to pass CP commands to CP for execution. Would those start going to Hercules instead? If so, that could cause some delightful explosions!! Bo Bolch

Hello Joe, I can see how VM, itself, can talk to Hercule via Diag 8, but how would a guest OS or CMS program? Wouldn't a Diag 8 in a virtual machine go to VM as a CP command instead of to Hercules.