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Sir, I can not answer that as I am just getting started. I am trying to using "C" to communicate with a ctci port. The ctcsample, gives some ideas, but leaves a lot of "holes". /cheers /tomc

What is the difference between CTCA and CTCI? I'm asking as I bought Fish's CTCI program. My goal is to allow for offsite backups using CTCA devices. They would use Fish's product to connect the two

I downloaded the ctcisample.zip.? Tried to compile under VM and making a couple of corrections it compiled.? Does anyone have sample code using ctci under VM370.? This is a learning task for me.

A 'full-blown' GCS comes with a recovery virtual machine, often named 'GCS'.? It is supposed to perform storage cleanup if VTAM would abend.? If your GCS is generated this way, one must start the

Ah-HA! That's what I needed, thank you! I don't know how to find that log. Is it being accumulated somewhere that's accessible? Thanks, -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

I don't think that's what's happening. GCS is IPLed from autolg exec with the sync keyword, so GCS's IPL will be complete before that command returns. The RSCS IPL comes after (though not directly

I wonder if he’s auto logging rscs before gcs is up… Do you have the console log from RSCS? That might have some clues as you why it didn't start up properly.

Dave, In SYSTEM CONFIG, you can specify (from memory): DEVICES Offline_at_IPL addresses to keep devices offline. Do you have the console log from RSCS? That might have some clues as you why it didn't

Hi folks. Under VM/ESA, is there a way to effectively do a "disable <addr>" at IPL time? I was thinking of putting it in OPERATOR's profile exec, but I have a feeling that there should be a cleaner

I searched for the first version yesterday, but could find it.? I didn't save all my stuff from IECVM1/BRUVMIS1 GUITELL though, that can still be found on VM's download library, or I can send it.?

Do you still have that code? -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

I also created some chatting-like function under CMS, using CMS fullscreen.? This way I could chat with my wife while writing a redbook in Poughkeepsie. And yes (shtt, IBM wasn't aware) I made her

Of course, the name "Internet Relay Chat" is fairly obviously a rehash of the "Interchat Relay Network", also known as Relay. A fellow student created a CMS nucleus extension to make chatting via

And by adding a comma you could also start to chat Tell user at IECVM1 hi, Very long before the internet “invented” chatting.. Kind regards Mike Sent: Dienstag, 11. Juni 2024 15:49 To:

There wasn't a use for @ in addresses at the time.? IIRC the @ sign was even defined as chardel, in linemode that is.? Dates from typewrite times.? When you'd type an @, the preceding character was

There were several implementations for VMS. JNET in particular has been recovered, and some people have succeeded, recently, in getting it running. We'll be working on it at LSSM likely later this

[email protected]> wrote: You can always come over to LSSM to "scratch the itch" if you like. Speaking of VMS (not a typo) and RSCS, whatever happened to JNET from Joiner Associates? It ran on

smsg rscs msg relay@hearn Hello World! or something like that, to send a message to the Interchat Relay Network... something I spent a lot of time on in my student years... Or maybe it was smsg rscs

Whereas I, coming from other areas of the industry (DEC, Cray, Sun) am just now learning these simple things in the IBM world. Man RSCS is powerful. You can always come over to LSSM to "scratch the

Recently I joined this group, and read about SAA defunct, and OS/2 implementation, etc. (somewhat off-topic) I seem to remember that around 1994 I got involved in the then-new SAP R/3. It struck me