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I am running Kevin Leonard's Turnkey MVT under VM/SP 5 and I've run into a couple issues I'm hoping someone here may be able to help me with. *1. VM sends EOF to the reader on input* When I am running

Yes, I extrapolated from the installation procedure for dirmaint to get that far. And, as luck would have it, I was able to get it all done today. It turns out that the release of OSA/SF for VM/ESA is

I believe that to enable a product it needs to be added to the SYSTEM CONFIG file on the CF1 disk. Look at the entries for those currently “installed”. which can be displayed by a Q PRODUCT. The

I'll watch for it. Thanks! -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

Will do -- not sure how well the list handles attachments so I'll shoot you an email directly. Thanks, Matthew

On 2/26/23 20:00, Matthew Wilson wrote: > On 02.26.2023 19:48, Dave McGuire wrote: >> On 2/26/23 19:32, Jim Snellen wrote: >>> In the case of ADCD’s, often times a product is “installed”

Found it! Just printed a copy to read. Thanks! ... Mark S.

Do you also have the "OSA Planning" book? The one I have from approximately that era is document number GC23-3870-07, ioa1pg09.boo. I'm not sure if it fills in the gaps, but it looks like it has a

That makes sense. I have a lot of VM/ESA documentation, and in there I found the OSA/SF User's Guide, but nothing that covers its installation. There's a big gap between where I am and where I want to

Dave, In the case of ADCD’s, often times a product is “installed” (loaded) but not configured. If you can find a Program Directory or Installation Guide, you should be able to get it running.

Hi Jim, I'm trying to enable OSA/SF. It's in the directory, and its minidisks are present. My concern is that the process for getting it running may be specific to the ADCD distribution. I say this

Hi Dave, I used to dabble with VM/ESA, what product are you wanting to enable? Jim > >

Hey folks. I want to enable/configure/etc a software package that shipped as part of the VM/ESA 2.4 ADCD distribution. I've not been able to find any references on how to do this. Is it just a matter

I ask just because the z/OS V2.5 announcement letter (https://www.ibm.com/downloads/cas/US-ENUS221-260-CA/name/US-ENUS221-260-CA.PDF) back in 2021 said this: "Withdrawal of support for VTAM? Link

VM/ESA 2.4 definitely does support OSA. (we're running two OSAs in an S/390 at LSSM) -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

Tony Harminc wrote: As far as VM operating systems go, I can confirm that VM/ESA 2.4.0 supports LCS, as do all modern z/VMs. Modern z/VM supports OSA as well (in either mode too: Layer 2 mode -or-

Jay Maynard wrote: Thirded. Unless VM/ESA supports OSA? Does anyone know? I don't recall having ever tried it myself. I have two separate VM/ESA 2.4.0 configurations -- one CTCI, the other LCS -- and

What guest OSs still support LCS? Tony H.

Seconded. I wound up going this route myself, and after figuring out how to do it (I wound up using a bridge device and running it to the Ethernet and tap devices), it works really well. -- Jay

Start using LCS. It is much easier, because you can bridge tap0 and not worry about routing.