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So then, forgive me if this is obvious, I could take a fully generated and configured MVS system, shut it down – tar up the MVS directory like I do for a backup – move that tar file to a Pi – extract the tar file – and then boot using Hercules on the pi, and it would work the same (not discussing speed)?

If SO, that’s cool.

Thanks,

Dave

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*Subject: *Re: [H390-MVS] TK4- On a Raspberry Pi

I tried it on a Pi Zero; I ended up giving up. **too** slow, couldn't tell if it was stuck or just slow.

The slow part was getting the SMP volumes built. I think if you followed Jay's instructions to the point where you had your starter system and SMP volumes built, you could move over to a Pi and be ok (and once you have those, you never need to build them again)...

You may have a fighting chance on a Pi 3 or 4.

One thing that was killing me was that I had compressed DASD, which was ****really**** slow on a Pi Zero when doing a lot of writes.