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These are 3390-54 volumes that are about 3/4 full, so they will contain more then 4GB of data.

Sorry to ask another, probably stupid question and take up space but – I am at a loss to understand this and assume others have not had this issue. Jay Mosley’s instuctions homebuilt MVS3.8j

Fish wrote: [...] Or maybe VMMap or RAMMap? ONE of those great SysInternals tools! Memory leaks, like race conditions, are notoriously difficult to find. -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software

Mike Schwab wrote: [...] Ah yes! I remember that now. Thanks, Mike. Reviewing the issue though, it looks like we never actually got it to work for CCKD64 dasd. Shame. :( -- "Fish" (David B.

Brian_Westerman wrote: Nope. Just what's in our documentation. Interesting. I hadn't really noticed that myself. Of course, I never bothered to time it either, so I'll have to take your word for

Hi Brian, If you are just talking about a small handful of datasets, you could set up an NJE link between the two systems using TCPNJE, and transmit and receive them.? This is probably the

Hello Brian, Am 11.01.2025 um 05:50 schrieb Brian_Westerman via groups.io <Brian_Westerman@...>: I assume you'r talking about copying data(sets) between your Hercules guest OS

CCKDDUMP / CCKDDU64 on z## z/OS, CCKDLOAD / CCKDLO74 on Hercules.MVS https://github.com/SDL-Hercules-390/hyperion/blob/master/readme/README.CCKD64.md <Brian_Westerman@...>

Fish, Do you have any special TCPIP settings on the hercules side to go with changing to the OSA from LCS? I find that OSA seems to be able to FTP at 3 times the speed of the old LCS, but

https://github.com/SDL-Hercules-390/hyperion/issues/167 <Brian_Westerman@...> wrote: -- Mike A Schwab, Springfield IL USA Where do Forest Rangers go to get away from it all?

Hi, Does anyone have a best method to transfer from z/OS to Hercules. One method is to use ADRDSSU to backup the dasd to a dataset, then TERSE that dataset to another tersed file and send it to your

David wrote: Hi David! Well, I haven't tried it myself (because I only have one network adapter), but I would think all you would have to do would be to specify a different 'iface' value. E.g.:

Hello. Java applications are VERY VERY slow on "Hercules / z/OS". The same application takes 1 second on Linux but minutes on "Hercules / z/OS"... Causing timeouts... I know that Hercules is an

Oh I have Vince, and have MVS 3,8j running just fine, I was just missing the ISPF app that Wally wrote and is only available by asking him. I had the wrong email for Wally from an old post. He has

In that case good luck but suggest you also look at Jay's website where he provides a step by step of creating MVS rom scratch and after all it is only mil time used, although some of yours

Thank you Vince, Wally contacted me. I am aware of TK5 and its awesome work, but my goal is to build my own system and learn by doing that rather than get it pre-assembled, part of the enjoyment is

Try going to : www.prince-webdesign.nl/tk5 Current version although there will be an update next month all things willing and any changes made to any current version will not be affected by any

I would like to obtain a copy for my home usage, of Wally’s ISPF clone, I tried a direct e-mail to Wally but possibly I have his address wrong, I have not heard back so am trying here. My reading

In my case, the second OSA would connect to an entirely different network, on a different Ethernet switch. How would that be configured? Regards, David

Jake (zpmain) wrote: Hi Jake! I'm not sure what you mean by "secondary OSA" (did you mean: "a second OSA?", or "another OSA?"), but yes, that's all you need to do. Just like any other device