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RDR was already Class * q v 00c RDR ?00C CL * ?NOCONT NOHOLD ? EOF ? ? ?READY Ready; T=0.01/0.01 17:45:00 read my file a READER EMPTY OR NOT READY. Ready(00008); T=0.01/0.01 17:45:06

They are probably Monitor files as they are Class M not sure readcard can read them…. .. but your reader needs to be class M… Spool rdr class m Dave Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2024 10:39 PM To:

[email protected]> wrote: Your virtual card target at address 00C is set to a class other than * or M. CP SPOOL RDR CL * and then repeat the READ command. Ross

Whatever am I doing wrong (or missing) here?? I want to be able to browse the contents of these files. q rdr OWNERID ?FILE CLASS RECDS ?CPY HOLD MAINT ? ?0016 M PUN 000240 ?01 NONE MAINT ?

I agree with you about printed manuals. While I love the search and find features, I find ebooks less functional than printed reference material. Bertram Moshier WB8ERT [email protected]> wrote:

Don't know whether anyone is still interested in this but here are some more answers... 2) How do I figure out what is causing my EREP area to fill up so quickly? The CP error recording area records

Drew Derbyshire wrote: It was so long ago, I can't recall why we didn't, no. I do recall that we did do full volume stand-alone IPLable "Fast Copy?" backups of sysres (and made a Ditto copy of it

With the PROFILE EXEC i altered (see prior email), I can autolog XNET and it behaves properly. ... Mark S.

I can't read or type, it seems. XNETL is not XNET.? I went back and was able to log on from a CUU device. ... Mark S.

Mark, You can't logon to the virtual machine that is hosting the logical devices.? Thus, you cannot logon to XNET from an XNET created logical device session.? This is not an XNET restriction, this

Mark, So, are you saying it is working while disconnected after all?? It sure looks like it from the console messages. Regards, Bob

I forced and autologged both VMs. I was able to transfer the console file to MAINT and look at it. This one is from VM370DEV: --- OK ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?ID=0678 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

With the previously mentioned PROFILE EXECs in place, I disconnected both VMs and then was actually able to DIAL and LOGON to the alternate system! I tried to log on to XNET and was not allowed. This

I figured running disconnected would be fine, once I got done debugging the connections. The following is the VM370DEV PROFILE EXEC A. I thought it might be helpful to know the status after the

No tape backup? In ~ 1984, a friend related that at a previous job he likewise clobbered both sysres and its backup disk. He calmly told the operator to get the last night's backup. The operator told

Mark, I've never tried to run it disconnected, or autologged.? I don't see any reason why you couldn't, except to say that if the CTC's don't connect for some reason you wouldn't know about it.? I

Yes, of course.. Dick... senior moment there.. Those heady days of the mid-70's thru the 80's were great times for VM. I was the lead VM systems programmer at Home Savings at the time. We were running

Gregg Levine wrote: [...] I would have, but I was taking a nap and missed my opportunity. :) Besides, I've done much worse in my time. Very early in my career, I accidentally destroyed our sysres, and

I can present it as an example of documentation, a HOW-TO. Good will be in the eye of the beholder. ... Mark S.

Hello! Mark? That's a good one. Drew we all make mistakes. To really overdo things we need to be the computers we write programs for. Strange, I did expect a rather sharp piscine comment here. -----