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In comparing notes I received from Martin, and the VM/370 CE HELP PER, I have noticed an omission in the HELP when it comes to displaying storage. Where is the source for the PER command kept on

The WAKEUP server on VMCE is used to automate various operations on the VMCE system. An example would be cleaning up console logs from various system processing. The timer code was originally written

VM/CE has a disconnected service machine, directory entry WAKEUP, that runs the wakeup module. Joe

Is there some possibility that the wakeup user ?and the wake-up module are being confused here. I think I went through this loop some time ago. I wanted to create a server using the wakeup module but

Hi Alejandro, Separating your own changes from IBM changes is probably the main point of documents like "What Mother Never Told You About VM Service." I believe you are better off NEVER modifying

Hi! Well, communications and networking are definitely of my interest... and while the RJE/JES2 feature you mention falls as part of the exercice, it is not the end goal (I don't know about RJE... I'm

Wow!... definitely i have to test that! The thing is that I'm staring to understand (thanks to an user that promptly provided me with help) the logic on the 'layered' approach/procedure behind MAINT

wrote: Oh yes. ?They were added but in later versions of VM/370 through the decades. ?VM/370 is from the 1970's. ?So the "hardware" support is what was available hardware wise at the time. I sense

I think that it is clearer to put ALL CP user modifications on the local disk (MAINT 594) and all CMS modifications on the CMS changes disk (MAINT 593). MAINT 594 for CP changes. MAINT 593 for CMS

You can generate define these devices to VM and they can be dedicated (or attached) to guests. Early releases of VM/370 (with SEPP which we don’t have) and VM/SP did 3270 networking via the PASSTHRU

aha... so, does this means that VM/370 is unable to DEDICATE (passthrough) to a guess, any device that it is unable to handle on its own? Or does that mean that, since no VTAM in VM370, entries for

Ok so just in case despite there being no VTAM, TCAM, OR PASSTHRU in vm/370 ce you do want to mess lets look at this. So DMKRIO is assembler source, so it needs to be assembled and then re-linked into

No VTAM in VM/370 R6 so no 37xx except in EP or attached to MVS guests... Dave

Hi! mmmm... this route looks familiar to me since, in fact, I tried my first backup and then EE edition of DMKRIO (I simply did ACCESS 094 C) ... just to find that the thing does not have any efect

Hi! I'm using VM/370 Community Edition. I think that, more precisely is CE v1 R1.2. I took a look at DMKRIO, and I didn't find (or failed to) any entry for 3705 devices/units... so any reserve on

Alejandro, In order to respond to you with any accuracy, we need to know what "build" of VM/370 you have installed. 3pack, 4 pack, 5 pack, 6 pack, 6 pack beta, and CE are all different in this area,

Personally I would make a backup copy of DMKRIO and then edit it directly. (Or just copy it to your “A Disk) You will need to use VMFASM DMKRIO DMKHRC To assemble it. You get four warnings which you

Hi Folks... first message here... noob level (Linux sys admin trying the mainframe experience out of curiosity) After reading around at the VM/370 Sysgen Book, there're a couple of experiments I would

The WAKEUP server REXX code calls several functions defined in the RXUSERFN REXX function package. The main functionused by the WAKEUP server is $WAIT. The source code for the package is in the DMSLFN

Am 21.04.2023 um 00:41 schrieb Fish Fish: In my VM 6.0 installation on Hercules, which is working since 2011, I sometimes forgot the MAINT password :-( What then helped me: from another user (which I