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It used to be standard to put TSO modules in LPA library so all TSO users shared the programs, and only needed to allocate user data, but limited 24 bit memory by 2M or so. With faster processors, it

Did you use the Hercules Helper? https://github.com/wrljet/hercules-helper [email protected]> wrote: -- Mike A Schwab, Springfield IL USA Where do Forest Rangers go to get away

Of course, I have to ask WHICH version Pi zero – it is amazing that it runs at all -J- Jeff Bassett Bassettj@...<mailto:Bassettj@...> (301) 424-3362 (office) (240) 388-7148

Thank you for your answer. Of course, Raspberry Pi Zero is in non-desktop state. Normally, after logging in and entering ISPF, it is bearable to use. However, it is inconvenient that it takes about 2

You are not running the desktop environment I hope .. that would sure slow it down.. Air 2

On Sat, May 10, 2025 at 04:52 PM, Gavin Scott wrote: Though after writing that, I don't know why I would think the MVS logon process would result in Herc doing an additional DNS lookup lol. Still

Three minutes from entering your password? A Pi Zero isn't terribly fast, but that sounds excessive to me. I would watch the system with 'top' or similar and see if it's actually busy during that

Hi guys, I?m looking for a solution.... I have a Zos 2.5, running in a Hercules 4.8 i(my development environment), I'm trying to put Zosmf on the air, but I get the message "Type=Illegal instruction

I?m looking for a solution.... I have a Zos 2.5, running in a Hercules 4.8 i(my development environment), I'm trying to put Zosmf on the air, but I get the message "Type=Illegal instruction

Hi. I am using MVS 3.8J TK5 (Linux based) on Raspberry Pi Zero. I want to send an email to Rob Prins, but I also want to ask others. I feel that running Hercules on Raspberry Pi Zero is very slow.

Dear Members, I would like to kindly request assistance in setting up a TCPIP connectivity with Hyperion 4.8 and Zos 3.1 on Centos7 or Any linux flavour. what kind of commands/ fixed setup that need

Thank you very much. I’m so glad to see all of these collected in a central location.

http://bitsavers.org/bits/IBM/Softcopy_Collection_CD/ might be useful to some of us. Cheers, Peter Stockdill.

Hi Zack, You may find this link useful: http://bitsavers.org/bits/IBM/Softcopy_Collection_CD/ For all collections other than SK2T-6700-25 each CD contains a TAPES folder allowing tape loading to the

Hi Fernando, You asked: It's your choice.? These days it is pretty common to have one user catalog on each volume.? However, keep in mind that this is for production systems, with lots of batch jobs

<wably@...> wrote: Hi Bob, Ok, I thin I too a first step to understand all this, but with a long way to go. Got it, I thin I will have to learn how to pla with them. Just in order to educate

Hi Fernando, If you didn't create a catalog, and I am sure you did not, then these datasets were cataloged either in the master catalog of that old TKx system, or in the TSO user catalog, depending on

<Mike.A.Schwab@...> wrote: Hi Mike, I created the DASD using 'dasdload' and have never created a catalog, user or otherwise, in that DASD. I have only (blindly) followed the

There should be a user catalog where they were created. Export creates a backup with info to catalog in new catalog. Import reads the backup and creates the catalog and dataset.

Hi all, First of all, I am a complete NOOB related to an enormous list of things, at the top of the list are VSAM datasets a catalogs :( Long time ago I have installed KICS V1R5M0 in a DASD of an old