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FYI: Figured this out. TABLES has 6 slots defined and apparently that’s the max you can add either by patching to have them load automatically at IPL time or even dynamically with SYS:DSK. So,

I was able to include this in the INIT scripts. Next question: Apparently DMGR only allows 6 volumes. When I try to add #7, it complains that the volume doesn’t exist or no room left in the

On Dec 5, 2015, at 6:20 PM, Mike Stramba

I realy don't recall how DMGR is started or where it gets a list of disks. I haven't thought about this in around 30 years. I do know that the list of MTS volumes is stored in a table called (I

Got it working - Thanks There has to be some way in the startup jobs to tell DMGR what volumes to add (actually disks – like D400, D401, etc) . I hope that’s not hardcoded in the system deck

I think so. After the ADD, do a DMGR: ADD MTS601 DMGR MTS601 ... If I remember well, the additions are "temporary", you will need to run SYS:DSK again to (re-) add your disks after each

I created some new disks using the Hercules utilities and attached them to addresses 0261, 0262 and 0263 in Hercules.cnf. After re-IPL, I then used the DASDI macro under id FILE to format the

I was able to carefully change the text from "University of Michigan Computing Center" by editing *3270RTN. It's hardcoded in there. I have been able to run ok with Hyperion 4.5, but every now and

The host code is stored in the CNFGIFNO area which is a collection of configuration info that is generated as part of the TABLES assembly. In principle it could easily be changed. However when I

Another question: How does one change the banner on the 3270 terminals that says ‘Univeristy of Michigan Computing Center’? Also, the host code (It says MT now) Is that something that can be

The MTS team made available various historical versions of MTS. Some of the are old enough to run in 370 mode. IIRC not all of them are in a bootable state, but I think Rich Cornwell got some of the

Just out of curiosity - how much does an ASMH license cost and can you even get one unless you also have a license for an IBM OS / other software?

MTS runs perfectly fine under Hercules, it's just that a build for VM/370 doesn't exist. It might be fun to try and build an 'ancient' version of MTS that would run under VM/370 (I remember that SFU

Mike Stramba wrote: Thanks, Mike! I'll give it a try when I get a chance. (Probably won't be any time soon though.) -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development

https://try-mts.com/up-and-running-1-installation/ Very nicely done site. Using it, I went from zero knowledge of MTS to a fairly competent user in a few hours. Mike

That is correct. I don't think anyone has been able to assemble much of MTS without the MTS version of ASMH. This may not matter too much in the current discussion since later versions of MTS only

Mike, I don’t believe that is sufficient. I understand MTS system generation depends on having a MODIFIED version of Assembler H. Dave Sent: 13 January 2023 23:35 To:

I wrote to Don Higgins about the z390 he has. The object deck that is created looks like it can be linked in z/os or any of the other operating systems except dos. Here is his reply. Ward Z390

You can't build versions of MTS (at least not the recent ones) as it requires ASM-H, which is an IBM licenced product. Perhaps Mike can chime in if it is possible to build an earlier version of MTS -