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Fish wrote: [...] I suspect VM/370 contains a bug which only occurs on the first printout that is printed after an IPL. VM/370's current behavior is to only issue a form-feed (page eject) at the START

So I loaded up a basic VM/370 built a long time ago from the starter system and it does it. So no modification, no added software, just as it came from the release tape. It puts the 0xFF on the first

Mike wrote: Yeah, I think I saw that same sequence myself when I was messing with VM/370 a while back. That's why I think it's VM/370 itself doing it. And I also seem to recall it only does this on

Bob Bolch wrote: Um, er, uh ... Not any more I'm not! Yeah, that was a definite brain fart. Sorry. :( Most carriage control characters are translated into a series of LF (or CRLF) characters, and the

Yes, I am sure about 0xff. As a matter of fact, first 5 bytes are 0xff 0x0d 0x0a 0x0d 0x0a and 0x0c which is a form feed. You can see this in files 5664167MEMO.txt and?5664147MEMO.txt which are

Hi Fish, I am confused. Are you saying that the printer CCW opcodes like: 09 Write space 1 11 Write space 2 89 Write and skip to channel 1 01 Write w/o space are being translated by the 819/1047

mikeci@... wrote: I have no idea. Are you sure it's 0xff and not something else? Did you examine it using a hex editor? I do know that when the guest (VM/370 in this case) issues a skip to

Folks, The first character is 09f on mine. However, remember the host knows nothing of ASCII, its printing in EBCDIC and sending hardware printer control characters to the printer. Hercules is then

The mainframe printer interface produces channel commands and data which is turned into the file on the host platform. The specifics of the host operating system interface in Hercules controls what

I noticed that first byte in the output is 0xff. Is there a reason for this character to be there? I also noticed that there is no end banner. Can this be added?

Sorry. I did not actually attempt to use it before I uploaded it. It is from a later version of VM. SCHMAC?? MACLIB?? A1? F??? 80?? 1757??? 176? 1986-04-22 05:45 Somewhere around SP 4/SP

MACLIB MAP tells me the SCHMAC MACLIB is not a library. I have had a look and it is full of macros that I can read by eye including the ??EQU that defines the registers. Cannot work out what could

"James Oswald via groups.io" <oswaldjb@...> writes: Get a copy of the program vma. One place it looks likes it is available is "https://homerow.net/zvm/vma/". This program is used

James, Lots of ways. If you have a REXX that’s supported by Hercules you could write REXX exec to load all the files via 00C. If you are using one of Fish’s Hercules you can use his VMFPLC2

Hi James, you can make a VMARC file of that directory and upload that using IND$FILE, using the upload facility of most 3270 emulators. You can get a windows version of VMA (that can make a VMARC

Greetings,? I'm running the VM370sixpack-1_3 Beta system, and I'm wondering how I can load all the assemble / copy / macro files I have in a windows folder onto my 'A' disk so that I can attempt to

HLASM is included with z/OS but I believe it is still an additional cost. Dennis

Mike, Not sure how long ago you got involved, but I feel this goes back to when IBM released VM/ESA and started shipping some modules as OCO. They wanted to stop customers from tampering with the

It's all about money......

Tony Harminc wrote: [...] :( I would think the same would be true for z/VM too! [...] Or I can just use Harold Grovesteen's excellent ASMA that comes with his SATK product: *