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Hello, Many moon ago, I wrote programs to write CCW strings to various devices, including tape, DASD, CTCA, etc. I remember having to run into the machine room and press the drive interrupt button.

Well, it did stop the paper eject.... ...and since all the systems in my last shop (multi-mega-complex) were interconnected on the power-off it would make for a very large, very quiet room.? ? on

This reminds me oof an incident circa 1969. We had a 1403 printer and you may remember carriage control tapes. Well a student operator changed forms but failed to replace the carriage control tape. So

There is always a UPS to help with this issue. However they are not idiot proof. I will always remember getting a call from a London station, with a potential application fault. When the customer was

I created a service (runs under systemctl) which starts Multics under its dps8m emulator, running it under tmux, and which shuts it down cleanly when Linux is shutting down. Starting it is relatively

Hello Dave, Window 10 allows you to set the window or turn off the auto reboot, as I remember. I've been going with the auto reboot because I know it is for the best to let Windows do the auto

Jay Maynard wrote: Dunno. I suppose that's something we could maybe look into. The thing that's unclear to me is how Windows determines your process is "idle" ("not doing anything") and is thus

It's difficult to accept the notion that it would just do that without permission. Unbelievable. I'd never have the patience for that crap. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensin

Dave McGuire wrote: [...] Ah. Gotcha. I would wholeheartedly agree with you on that one, Dave. But I'm running Windows 7 which doesn't seem to have that problem. If something requires a reboot, it

Hmmm. How does Windows know when the system is in use? Can we make Hercules tell Windows that the system is in use as long as it's running? wrote:

Hello Dave, My Windows system didn't just reboot. It had several updates to apply and they required a reboot. I have Windows set up to reboot, if the system isn't in use during specified period. In

Not really...but while I've not done it myself, I can see how that could be done. What I'm saying is that a Linux box (or, really, any non-Windows machine) won't just randomly shit the bed or reboot

Or more properly stated, are you claiming that booting a non-Windows host would cause both Hercules to properly shutdown the VM guest it was running as well as for Hercules to be properly shutdown as

Dave McGuire wrote: Are you claiming a Hercules running a VM guest on non-Windows would properly shutdown both the VM guest as well as Hercules too whenever the host was rebooted? -- "Fish" (David B.

I'll say it too. Treat the problem, not the symptom: Don't use Windows. -Dave

Ill say it!! USE SHADOW FILES!!! Joe

Just /ckpt or /force or if those fail /cold. Dave Sent: 17 December 2022 19:43 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [h390-vm] It has been awhile and I forget how to get past a power loss Hello, I'm lost

Bertram Moshier wrote: [...] [...] Maybe you should ....... <me: bites tongue> (Nope! I'm NOT going to say it!) -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com

Hello Rene Ferland, Thank you so very much! Bertram Moshier WB8ERT