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yep definitely odd. But here's the real question ... why is hercules seeing/reporting it? There's code in IEAVEVAL to trap via FRR a protection exception that occurs due to compare and swap ...

Joe Monk wrote: [...] That's odd, because according to Wikipedia, MVS 3.8j was released in 1981: * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MVS#Modern_MVS and the TPROT instruction exists plain as day in the

"Which I completely agree with! Executing a CS instruction and checking to see whether or not it causes a protection exception program interrupt is a rather piss-poor way to determine if an address is

There is wiki space on groups.io. /g/h390-vm/wiki I just tweaked the settings so its visible to non-members, members can edit. Dave Sent: 26 October 2022 21:19 To: [email protected]

René Ferland wrote: What? You mean fuck/fucking? Nah! Doesn't bother me at all. ;-) Well you certainly did NOT upset me if that's what you were worried about. Profanity doesn't bother me AT ALL. (And

I love the idea of a WIKI for VM/CE. I guess we need to find a place to host our own VM/CE Wikipedia. I found: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_wiki_hosting_services and

A good point, but there might also be a document, easily found, that says: "What to do if...." for this situation for those of us don't have the experience ( or memory ) of what to do as an operator

Hello Fish, My turn to I apologize for the f word in my message, I did not want to upset you (or anyone else here). Since English is not my native language, I guess I'd better stay away from the "big

I'm not one of the Herc mainters, but thank you for the comment to this thread and to them.

Fish wrote: [...] And in the interest of possibly helping out the VM/CE maintainers, creating a simple 0-length file ("touch foo") upon normal Hercules shutdown/exit might possibly work. Then simply

Hello, Thank you to both Fish (David) and Dave for your reply. I got it up and running with /CKPT I was trying other stuff (which I need not go into). Bertram WB8ERT

Bertram Moshier wrote: Did you let it? Or did it reboot on its own without even asking you? Because if it's the latter (rebooted on its own without even asking you) then I would complain to Microsoft!

You need to tell VM what to do as it can’t find warm start data. So /cold /force /ckpt Will do what you want. I usually use “/force” but I think “/cold” is safer but it will lose any spool

Hi, My Windows system rebooted on its own (for an update) and VM didn't shutdown. I'm getting the following on my screen. I can't remember how to fix this situation. Any help would be appreciated.

Dave Wade wrote: [...] Well yeah, of course, that's one of the reasons. But the primary reason is because there exist instructions purposely designed for (meant for) determining such things:

René Ferland wrote: What they MEAN? Or WHY they're being issued? I suspect you actually meant you have no f*** idea WHY they're being issued, right? Because WHAT they MEAN should be obvious: a