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Yet another update: This turned out to be a completely different file responsible for this, the SYS1.PARMLIB(STARTSTD). Removing references to the now removed terminals solved the problem, also adding

Where's the fun in THAT?? My two line description... Delete the imposters.? I had a custom program (I wrote it recently, in 1983) handy, you'll probably want IEHPROGM: //AHDELMEM JOB

Hello Drew, Am 22.06.2020 um 05:12 schrieb Drew Derbyshire <swhobbit@...>: How about a short summary for making it easier to others searching for this information? Thanks! :wq! PoC PGP-Key:

I found what job installed it (MVS0130 on the original TK3 CD). Seeing what that job renamed, I knew what to rename back & what to delete. -ahd- -- Drew Derbyshire Mobile: 425-471-8183 "Bugs Bunny was

Is there a stock job to disable the full screen HELP on a MVS Turnkey system? (I'm amazing it ever got installed, seeing as how it dumps unformatted text, and I think it suppresses error messages.)

CBTTape 776 contains RECV390, which works flawlessly on the PC and comes complete with the C source. At 39K it's a little big gem, and unlike XMIT Manager, it can also handle VB files. CBTTape 800

XMITMGR v3 64 bit works perfectly under Wine.

Yes - using Codeweavers CrossOver-Office which (if you haven't met it before) uses a late version of wine to package Win apps), runs the EXE successfully. I tested with a few of the supplied XMIT file

I think directory blocks are fixed size (256 bytes as I dimly recall from 1985), so device type won't matter.? (Checks source of program I wrote then ... y

Another solution is to use XMIT manager, perhaps it works under wine... http://www.cbttape.org/ftp/xmitmgr/newxmitmgr.zip hth René

so then the next "problems" are knowing how many records the XMI is, and knowing how many directory blocks to use. UNXMIT can tell me both of those, but was there a way to do this inside MVS? I

On Fri, 19 Jun 2020, Jim Morrison wrote: > On 6/19/20 4:34 AM, Giuseppe Vitillaro wrote: >> I had similar experiences with the 00.06 version of XMIT370/RECV370. >> If I got the logic correctly, I

Jim, Yes, these are in sys2.cmdlib in TK4-. I also have them in TK3, TK3UPD and Jay's build, but I cannot confirm that they are in vanilla builds of these. There is a complete series:- BLKDISK

Yep, exactly so. The "IEBCOPY unload" dataset (output of IEBCOPY) contains info about the original dataset. I'll just assume you have the DDNAMEs correct. I mildly lean toward saying IEBCOPY always

There are also BLK3350, BLK3380, and BLK3390 commands floating around on the CBT tape. I don't know if they're on TK[3|4].

It works now.? Thanks. -- Drew Derbyshire The original anti-theft devices -- Lucas Electric products.

Back when, we used to estimate space by taking the blksize of the file, looking for the dasd capacity cards to figure how many blocks per track would fit with that blksize.? We would then estimate

FYI, if anyone is interested, I have the "build package" that was provided by Phil Roberts (a.k.a. halfmeg) that was the basis of upgrading tk3su1 to tk3upd. Let me know, and I will upload it to the

ain't a stunningly brilliant answer, but I hope it seems somewhat lucid. Here's what is in my changelog: Fixed IKJEFTE2 to allow SPY command (changed SYS1.UMODSRC(IKJEFTE2), submitted

I'm a Spinhawk kind of guy. -ahd- -- Drew Derbyshire "I speak Spanish to God, Italian to women, French to men, and German to my horse." -- Charles V of France