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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

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

<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

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

<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

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

Ari and others, with fear and trembling I am wading into this conversation. I have trimmed the email a bit.? See below.

Hi Fernando! I extracted the entire contents of the MVS-TK5.zip. I agree with your argument that the tk5.cnf was modified. I tried some modifications in the hope of opening the MVS console but it

I looked back and found these initial notes: So the main logo screen appears, probably the one where there's no input field for a logon id until you press the Clear key (at least that's how the TK5

On Tue, 22 Apr 2025 10:00:31 -0300, Arí Ricardo Ody via groups.io <nightrider43@...> wrote: Hi Ari, I have looked up the configurations of m Tk5 installation and didn't found

Hello everyone! I used grep in the Linux terminal to search for the sequence 327 not followed by a zero in the conf directory. I found the following in tk5.cnf: # # local 3270 devices (VTAM) # 00C0

Hi Ari, The answer is 3270 terminals must be defined as device type 3270. Change the 327 to 3270 and it should work.

It looks like the device definition is not correct... 6:05:51 HHC01462E 0:0202 devtype 327 not recognized shouldnt that be devtype 3270? not 327? Maybe there is a missing 0 on the end in your config

Hi Mark! I have no idea what is causing my problem. So please don't answer my request for help with new questions. If I knew how to answer your question I would probably know what the problem is and

I didn't spot that! Looks well dodgy :-) Roops <mark.gutzwiller@...> wrote:

I'd look in the config to see if a device got changed from 3270 to 327. That could mess up the whole ball of wax. <mark.gutzwiller@...> wrote:

That log looks healthy. The last few lines show connection of a 3270 terminal, the same as I get. I've attached 2 screenshots, before and after hitting <Clear> on the 3270 screen. The problem may be