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Re: TK4- VTAM Configuration?
Sorry for being late,
that¡¯s how socket servers in Unix usually work. They listen on a port number, accept an incoming connection and spawn a sub process or thread that handles that particular connected socket and the main loop starts to listen for incoming connections again. If this is not happening, and I found nothing stating that connections are handled in sub threads or sub processes in the source code, the tcpip stack of the operating systems queues up further incoming connections until the queue depth has been reached.
I reckon the 3705 task handler code would have to associate the different communication with the CID or some such when exchanging the data with VTAM.?
of course sub threads are not really necessary per se. The main line could maintain a list of open sockets and poll them round robin (no exit provided like in VTAM programming) using short socket timeouts or if I remember correctly, one can ¡°select¡±more than one socket at the same time and then handle the socket where data has arrived. Anyway, it would require changes to the code and of course to define more than one LU with the PU defined for the 3705.? kind regards?
Michael
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TK5? ? ? ? on Raspberry Pi 5 with Raspberry OS "bookworm"
TK4-? ? ? on Raspberry Pi 5 with Raspberry OS "bookworm"
VM/370 on Raspberry Pi 5 with Raspberry OS "bookworm" Lime and limpid green, a second scene Now fights between the blue you once knew Floating down, the sound resounds Around the icy waters underground Jupiter and Saturn, Oberon, Miranda and Titania Neptune, Titan, stars can frighten (Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd) |
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Re: I have a question about the login process of MVS 3.8J TK5.
Good morning!
I fully endorse Jeff's recommendation on Pi - back then, about a year or so, the Pi 5 came out with 8Gb of RAM and the Chinese co "sunfounder" came out with a "Pironman5" mixed-metal acrylic case that includes cooling, gimmicks (RGB fans) and a SSD hat. I got one, assembled it and run two instances of Hercules, one with MVS 3.8j TK5 and one with VM/370 CE. Now, a year later, the Pi 5 has been upgraded and comes with max 16GB (at what I think hefty price tag) and Sunfounder has upgraded the Pironman5 case to accommodate two SSD wich allegedly can be run in a RAID 0/RAID 1 config if desired.? So far, I'm quite happy with my setup. An alternative to that might be an Intel NUC with i5, i7 or better processors.? ?
The SSD hats together with the Pi 5 eliminate one of the major drawbacks of the Pi: the SD card and SD card attachment.?
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kind regards
Michael
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TK5? ? ? ? on Raspberry Pi 5 with Raspberry OS "bookworm"
TK4-? ? ? on Raspberry Pi 5 with Raspberry OS "bookworm"
VM/370 on Raspberry Pi 5 with Raspberry OS "bookworm" Lime and limpid green, a second scene Now fights between the blue you once knew Floating down, the sound resounds Around the icy waters underground Jupiter and Saturn, Oberon, Miranda and Titania Neptune, Titan, stars can frighten (Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd) |
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Re: I have a question about the login process of MVS 3.8J TK5.
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýMike, Do yourself a BIG favor ¨C if you really want to use a PI ¨C get a Pi5 ¨C add an hat and SSD ¨C for just over $100 (cost of dinner out) you can have a platform that is 100% more rational to play with ¨C You have proven it CAN be done on a Pi zero ¨C pretty damn fun in my mind ¨C the Pi 5 ¨C even without overclocking etc is LIGHT YEARS ahead ¨C of where you are now ¨C I purchased a 2nd one just cuz once I built the first one ¨C I did not want to fiddle with it ¨C so I have a 2nd one to play with ¨C I can bring up MVS ¨C or even Win11 ¨C and both are acceptable performance for what you have ¨C ? Believe me ¨C I have CURRENT MAINFRAME systems that at certain times due to workload do not perform as well as a TSO running on a PI5. ? Enjoy ? ?
-J- ? Jeff Bassett (301) 424-3362 (office) (240) 388-7148 Cell ? Time spent flying? - is NOT deducted from one¡¯s lifespan ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
On Behalf Of Mike Schwab via groups.io
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2025 4:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [H390-MVS] I have a question about the login process of MVS 3.8J TK5. ? is an ISPF style editor that runs under Windows, uses EBCDIC data, and can submit to z## or Hercules. ? On Mon, May 12, 2025 at 10:23?AM jehoyah via <jehoyah=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: I have a question about the login process of MVS 3.8J TK5.
Hi,
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There is a better way.
rename SYS1.CMDPROC(ISPLOGON) into e.g. ISPNEW
rename SYS1..CMDPROC(ISPORIG) into ISPLOGON
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Re-logon your TSO session.
Go to the READY mode and give the command RELOGON.
You have the startup of your session from TK5 Update 2 and lower
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You can check your paging device by pressing ESC on the hercules console.
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Cheers,
Rob
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Re: I have a question about the login process of MVS 3.8J TK5.
On Sun, May 11, 2025 at 06:25 AM, <jehoyah@...> wrote:
So I was wondering if there was a way to enter TSO right away instead. The logon process should not be the long one you are experiencing.
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If you want to simplify the logon process to a bare minimum, you can do the following. First logon to HERC01, quit ISPF to get the READY prompt, and then type the following commands:
? alloc fi(sysuads) da('sys1.uads') ? account ? change (herc03 * * isplogon) data(tsologon) ? li (herc03) ? end ?
This will revert the logon procedure from ISPLOGON to the standard TSOLOGON (if necessary change herc03 for the TSO account you want.) Then edit the dataset SYS1.CMDPROC(USRLOGON): keep the allocations at the beginning, but remove the line %STDLOGON, and all the lines between %REVINIT and EXIT. Save the modified member and logon to HERC03 to see what happens. If your logon is still relatively slow, then definitely the problem is not with the logon procedure.
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Cheers,
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Rene FERLAND, Montreal
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Re: I have a question about the login process of MVS 3.8J TK5.
Hi Rob, thank you for your reply.
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When I run mvs_ipl on my Raspberry Pi, it is in terminal mode, so I cannot check the input/output speed of PAGE00 that you mentioned.
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However, could you please check the IPL log in httpd?
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Unlike Windows, there seem to be some annoying logs on Raspberry Pi.
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I wonder if there is a problem with the IPL process. Every time I log in, it takes about 2 minutes until the Welcome to the TSO system on TK5R message appears,
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and I wondered if it takes a long time for ISPF to run. So I was wondering if there was a way to enter TSO right away instead.
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That's why I used the TIME=1440 parameter to keep the login session.
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I also thought about using a method to modify the JWT value,
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but I didn't modify the JWT value because there were times when I would empty the session for more than 5 hours.
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Of course, if the LOGIN speed was faster, there would be no need to keep the TSO session for a long time.
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If all the IPL processes are normal and the Raspberry Pi Zero is slow,
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I was wondering if there is a way to improve the speed. Would increasing the virtual storage space you mentioned be effective?
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I also attached the Linux terminal 'top' execution screen during the login process and the RATE CPU measured value from IMON370.
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* Hercules IPL Log
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HHC01536W HDL: WARNING: '/arm/lib/hercules' is not a valid directory
HHC00007I Previous message from function 'hdl_checkpath' at hdl.c(759) HHC00109E set_thread_priority( 5 ) failed: Operation not permitted HHC00007I Previous message from function 'impl' at impl.c(919) HHC00110W Defaulting all threads to priority 0 HHC00007I Previous message from function 'impl' at impl.c(922) HHC00100I Thread id b6618040, prio 0, name 'impl_thread' started HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=impl.c:941: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00007I Previous message from function 'hthread_set_thread_prio' at hthreads.c(1163) HHC00100I Thread id b6516440, prio 0, name 'logger_thread' started HHC01413I Hercules version 4.3.9999.10139-SDL-g3df3b2f-modified(?) (4.3.9999.10139) HHC01414I (C) Copyright 1999-2020 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others HHC01417I ** The SoftDevLabs version of Hercules ** HHC01415I Build date: May 23 2020 at 15:11:12 HHC01417I Built with: GCC 4.8.2 HHC01417I Build type: GNU/Linux arm host architecture build HHC01417I Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/Arch HHC01417I Max CPU Engines: 64 HHC01417I Using ? shared libraries HHC01417I Using ? setresuid() for setting privileges HHC01417I Using ? POSIX threads Threading Model HHC01417I Using ? Error-Checking Mutex Locking Model HHC01417I With ? ?Shared Devices support HHC01417I With ? ?Dynamic loading support HHC01417I With ? ?External GUI support HHC01417I With ? ?IPV6 support HHC01417I With ? ?HTTP Server support HHC01417I With ? ?sqrtl support HHC01417I With ? ?Signal handling HHC01417I With ? ?Watchdog monitoring HHC01417I With ? ?CCKD BZIP2 support HHC01417I With ? ?HET BZIP2 support HHC01417I With ? ?ZLIB support HHC01417I With ? ?Regular Expressions support HHC01417I Without Object REXX support HHC01417I Without Regina REXX support HHC01417I With ? ?Automatic Operator support HHC01417I Without National Language Support HHC01417I With ? ?CCKD64 Support HHC01417I With ? ?Transactional-Execution Facility support HHC01417I Machine dependent assists: hatomics=atomicIntrinsics HHC01417I Running on: alarmpi (Linux-6.1.21+ armv6l) UP HHC01417I Built with crypto external package version 1.0.0.33-g02174c9 HHC01417I Built with decNumber external package version 3.68.0.86-g963bd1f HHC01417I Built with SoftFloat external package version 3.5.0.89-g4bd642a HHC01417I Built with telnet external package version 1.0.0.50-g650fad2 HHC00018W Hercules is NOT running in elevated mode HHC00007I Previous message from function 'impl' at impl.c(976) HHC00150I Crypto module loaded (C) Copyright 2003-2016 by Bernard van der Helm HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist Extension 1, 2, 3 and 4 HHC00111I Thread CPU Time IS available (_POSIX_THREAD_CPUTIME=0) HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=impl.c:425: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00007I Previous message from function 'hthread_set_thread_prio' at hthreads.c(1163) HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=cpu.c:2107: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00007I Previous message from function 'hthread_set_thread_prio' at hthreads.c(1163) HHC00100I Thread id b5fab440, prio 0, name 'Processor CP00' started HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch HHC17012I MSGLEVEL = verbose nodebug noemsgloc HHC02204I CPUSERIAL ? ? ?set to 000611 HHC02204I CPUMODEL ? ? ? set to 3033 HHC17003I MAIN ? ? storage is 16M (mainsize); storage is not locked HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=timer.c:189: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00100I Thread id b5cff440, prio 0, name 'timer_thread' started HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked HHC02204I PORT ? ? ? ? ? set to port=8038 noauth HHC01802I HTTP server using root directory /home/alarm/samba/mvs38/hercules/httproot/ HHC02204I ROOT ? ? ? ? ? set to /home/alarm/samba/mvs38/hercules/httproot/ HHC01807I HTTP server signaled to start HHC02204I NUMCPU ? ? ? ? set to 1 HHC02204I MAXCPU ? ? ? ? set to 1 HHC02204I TZOFFSET ? ? ? set to +0800 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370 HHC02204I ARCHLVL ? ? ? ?set to S/370 HHC02204I LPARNUM ? ? ? ?set to BASIC HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=httpserv.c:866: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00100I Thread id b61ae440, prio 0, name 'http_server' started HHC02204I DIAG8CMD ? ? ? set to ENABLE ?ECHO HHC01802I HTTP server using root directory /home/alarm/samba/mvs38/hercules/httproot/ HHC01803I HTTP server waiting for requests on port 8038 HHC00414I 0:0390 CKD file dasd/tk5res.390: model 3390 cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832 HHC00414I 0:0391 CKD file dasd/tk5cat.391: model 3390 cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832 HHC00414I 0:0392 CKD file dasd/tk5dlb.392: model 3390 cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832 HHC00414I 0:0380 CKD file dasd/int001.380: model 3380 cyls 886 heads 15 tracks 13290 trklen 47616 HHC00414I 0:0190 CKD file dasd/tso001.190: model 3390 cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832 HHC00414I 0:0191 CKD file dasd/tso002.191: model 3390 cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832 HHC00414I 0:0192 CKD file dasd/tso003.192: model 3390 cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832 HHC00414I 0:0248 CKD file dasd/page00.248: model 3350 cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456 HHC00414I 0:0249 CKD file dasd/spool0.249: model 3350 cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456 HHC00414I 0:0290 CKD file dasd/work01.290: model 3390 cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832 HHC00414I 0:0291 CKD file dasd/work02.291: model 3390 cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832 HHC00414I 0:0292 CKD file dasd/work03.292: model 3390 cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832 HHC00414I 0:0293 CKD file dasd/work04.293: model 3390 cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832 HHC00414I 0:0298 CKD file dasd/tk5001.298: model 3390 cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832 HHC00414I 0:0299 CKD file dasd/tk5002.299: model 3390 cyls 1113 heads 15 tracks 16695 trklen 56832 HHC01437I Config file[53] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/cbt_dasd.cnf HHC01437I Config file[57] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/source_dasd.cnf HHC01042I 0:000C COMM: device bound to socket 3505 HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=sockdev.c:407: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00100I Thread id b5bfe440, prio 0, name 'socket_thread' started HHC01437I Config file[73] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/intcons.cnf HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=console.c:3299: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00100I Thread id b58fb440, prio 0, name 'console_connect' started HHC01024I Waiting for console connections on port 3270 HHC01437I Config file[99] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_specific02.cnf HHC00971I 0:0610 CTC: connect to 127.0.0.1:18610 failed, starting server HHC00971I 0:0611 CTC: connect to 127.0.0.1:18611 failed, starting server HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=commadpt.c:1310: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00100I Thread id b55f8440, prio 0, name '0:0670 communication thread' started HHC01004I 0:0670 COMM: listening on port 37801 for incoming TCP connections HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=commadpt.c:1310: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00100I Thread id b54f7440, prio 0, name '0:0671 communication thread' started HHC01004I 0:0671 COMM: listening on port 37802 for incoming TCP connections HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=commadpt.c:1310: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00100I Thread id b53f6440, prio 0, name '0:0672 communication thread' started HHC01004I 0:0672 COMM: listening on port 37803 for incoming TCP connections HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=commadpt.c:1310: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00100I Thread id b52f5440, prio 0, name '0:0673 communication thread' started HHC01004I 0:0673 COMM: listening on port 37804 for incoming TCP connections HHC01437I Config file[103] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_updates.cnf HHC01437I Config file[10] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_updates/01 HHC02204I TIMERINT ? ? ? set to 10000 HHC01437I Config file[11] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_updates/02 HHC00346I cckd opts: comp=-1,compparm=-1,debug=0,freepend=-1,fsync=0,gcint=10,gcparm=0 HHC00346I ? ? ? ? ? ?linuxnull=0,nosfd=0,nostress=0,ra=2,raq=4,rat=2,trace=64,wr=2 HHC01437I Config file[12] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_updates/03 HHC00898W Facility( HERC_370_EXTENSION ) *Enabled for S/370 HHC00898W Facility( 017_MSA ) *Enabled for S/370 HHC00898W Facility( 076_MSA_EXTENSION_3 ) *Enabled for S/370 HHC00898W Facility( 077_MSA_EXTENSION_4 ) *Enabled for S/370 HHC00898W Facility( HERC_MSA_EXTENSION_1 ) *Enabled for S/370 HHC00898W Facility( HERC_MSA_EXTENSION_2 ) *Enabled for S/370 HHC00898W Facility( HERC_TCPIP_EXTENSION ) *Enabled for S/370 HHC00898W Facility( HERC_TCPIP_PROB_STATE ) *Enabled for S/370 HHC01437I Config file[13] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_updates/04 HHC01437I Config file[14] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_updates/05 HHC01437I Config file[15] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_updates/06 HHC01437I Config file[16] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_updates/07 HHC01437I Config file[17] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_updates/08 HHC01437I Config file[18] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_updates/09 HHC01437I Config file[19] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/tk5_updates/10 HHC01437I Config file[107] conf/tk5.cnf: including file conf/local.cnf HHC01437I Config file[10] conf/tk5.cnf: including file local_conf/tcpnje HHC01437I Config file[11] conf/tk5.cnf: including file local_conf/01 HHC01437I Config file[12] conf/tk5.cnf: including file local_conf/02 HHC01437I Config file[13] conf/tk5.cnf: including file local_conf/03 HHC01437I Config file[14] conf/tk5.cnf: including file local_conf/04 HHC01437I Config file[15] conf/tk5.cnf: including file local_conf/05 HHC01437I Config file[16] conf/tk5.cnf: including file local_conf/06 HHC01437I Config file[17] conf/tk5.cnf: including file local_conf/07 HHC01437I Config file[18] conf/tk5.cnf: including file local_conf/08 HHC01437I Config file[19] conf/tk5.cnf: including file local_conf/09 HHC01437I Config file[20] conf/tk5.cnf: including file local_conf/10 HHC02260I Script 1: begin processing file scripts/ipl.rc HHC01603I hao tgt MVS038J HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0 HHC01603I hao cmd script scripts/tk5.rc HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0 HHC01603I hao tgt IEA101A HHC00077I The target was placed at index 1 HHC01603I hao cmd script scripts/SCR101A_specific02 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 1 HHC01603I hao tgt IEA305A HHC00077I The target was placed at index 2 HHC01603I hao cmd script scripts/SCR101A_specific02 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 2 HHC01603I * pausing for a few seconds, please stand by. HHC02262I Script 1: processing paused for 4000 milliseconds... HHC00100I Thread id b51f4440, prio 0, name 'hao_thread' started HHC02263I Script 1: processing resumed... HHC01603I ipl 390 HHC01603I * pausing for a few seconds, please stand by. HHC02262I Script 1: processing paused for 4000 milliseconds... HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra(), active=0, started=0, max=2 HHC00100I Thread id b4ff2440, prio 0, name 'cckd_ra thread 1' started HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra() from cckd_ra(), active=1, started=1, max=2 HHC00100I Thread id b4ef1440, prio 0, name 'cckd_ra thread 2' started /IEA101A SPECIFY SYSTEM PARAMETERS FOR RELEASE 03.8 .VS2 HHC00081I Match at index 01, executing command script scripts/SCR101A_specific02 HHC01603I script scripts/SCR101A_specific02 HHC02260I Script 2: begin processing file scripts/SCR101A_specific02 HHC02262I Script 2: processing paused for 4000 milliseconds... HHC00010A Enter input for console 0:0009 HHC02263I Script 1: processing resumed... HHC01603I * IEA101A just to make sure HAO gets it HHC02262I Script 1: processing paused for 4000 milliseconds... HHC00081I Match at index 01, executing command script scripts/SCR101A_specific02 HHC01603I script scripts/SCR101A_specific02 HHC02260I Script 3: begin processing file scripts/SCR101A_specific02 HHC02262I Script 3: processing paused for 4000 milliseconds... HHC02263I Script 2: processing resumed... /R 00,CMD=02 HHC02264I Script 2: file scripts/SCR101A_specific02 processing ended HHC02263I Script 1: processing resumed... HHC01603I hao tgt HHC00010A HHC00077I The target was placed at index 3 HHC01603I hao cmd script scripts/SCR00010A HHC00077I The command was placed at index 3 HHC02262I Script 1: processing paused for 4000 milliseconds... HHC02263I Script 3: processing resumed... /R 00,CMD=02 HHC02264I Script 3: file scripts/SCR101A_specific02 processing ended HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer(), active=0, started=0, max=2 HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=cckddasd.c:1760: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00100I Thread id b4bee440, prio 0, name 'cckd_writer thread 1' started /IEA940I THE FOLLOWING PAGE DATA SETS ARE IN USE HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_gcol(), active=0, started=0, max=1 / PLPA ... SYS1.PAGE.PLPA HHC00100I Thread id b4cef440, prio 0, name 'cckd_gcol' started / COMMON . SYS1.PAGE.COMMON / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGE.LOCAL HHC02263I Script 1: processing resumed... /d t HHC02264I Script 1: file scripts/ipl.rc processing ended HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer() from cckd_writer(), active=1, started=1, max=2 HHC90020W 'hthread_setschedparam()' failed at loc=cckddasd.c:1760: rc=22: Invalid argument HHC00100I Thread id b45ff440, prio 0, name 'cckd_writer thread 2' started /IEA166I VATLST00: NO VOLUME MATCH FOUND FOR VOLUME CBT* ON DEVICE TYPE 3350? /IEA166I VATLST00: NO VOLUME MATCH FOUND FOR VOLUME ROB* ON DEVICE TYPE 3390? /IEA166I VATLST00: NO VOLUME MATCH FOUND FOR VOLUME SRC* ON DEVICE TYPE 3350? / IEE360I SMF NOW RECORDING ON SYS1.MANY ON TK5RES TIME=21.28.21 / IGF992I ?MIH INIT COMPLETE, PRI=000300, SEC=000015 / RAKF is based on the ESG Security System / written by Craig J. Yasuna ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (Mar 1991) / adapted to MVS 3.8J: A. Philip Dickinson (Aug 2005) / ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Phil Roberts ? ? ? ?(Apr 2011) / ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Juergen Winkelmann ?(Apr 2011) / RAKF001I RAKF is now being activated / RCVT WAS PROCESSED SUCCESSFULLY / RAKF003I RAKF is now active / RAKFPROF7 ?RAKF PROFILES UPDATED / RAKFUIDS4 ?USER TABLE UPDATED / IEF677I WARNING MESSAGE(S) FOR JOB JES2 ? ? ISSUED / $HASP493 JES2 ?QUICK-START IS IN PROGRESS / $HASP412 MAXIMUM OF 1 ? READER(S) ?EXCEEDED / $HASP412 MAXIMUM OF 1 ? PUNCH(ES) ?EXCEEDED / $HASP412 MAXIMUM OF 3 ? PRINTER(S) EXCEEDED / IEE041I THE SYSTEM LOG IS NOW ACTIVE / IEE341I BSPPILOT NOT ACTIVE / $HASP160 PUNCH1 ? INACTIVE - CLASS=B / $HASP250 SYSLOG ? IS PURGED / $HASP100 BSPPILOT ON STCINRDR / $HASP100 INIT ? ? ON STCINRDR / $HASP373 INIT ? ? STARTED / $HASP100 INIT ? ? ON STCINRDR / $HASP373 INIT ? ? STARTED / $HASP100 INIT ? ? ON STCINRDR / $HASP373 INIT ? ? STARTED / $HASP100 INIT ? ? ON STCINRDR / $HASP373 INIT ? ? STARTED / $HASP100 INIT ? ? ON STCINRDR / $HASP373 INIT ? ? STARTED / $HASP100 INIT ? ? ON STCINRDR / $HASP373 INIT ? ? STARTED / $HASP100 BSPSETPF ON STCINRDR / $HASP373 BSPSETPF STARTED / $HASP373 BSPPILOT STARTED / $HASP309 ? ?INIT ?1 INACTIVE *** C=A / $HASP309 ? ?INIT ?2 INACTIVE *** C=BA / $HASP309 ? ?INIT ?3 INACTIVE *** C=HBA / $HASP309 ? ?INIT ?4 INACTIVE *** C=SHB / $HASP309 ? ?INIT ?5 INACTIVE *** C=SBA / $HASP309 ? ?INIT ?6 INACTIVE *** C=SC / BSPSP91I - Parms passed: NOREPLYU / BSPSP93I - PFK definitions will be updated in memory / BSPSP22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB / BSPSP23I - on volume TK5RES / BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK01 / +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000 / +BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK02 / +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000 / +BSPSP99I - End of processing, MAXRC=0000 / $HASP395 BSPSETPF ENDED / +BSPPILOT - Running script STARTMIN / +BSPRS22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB / +BSPRS23I - on volume TK5RES / +BSPRS08I - PARM NOECHO / IEE302I 480 ? ? ?ONLINE / $HASP100 DYNAMASK ON STCINRDR / $HASP373 DYNAMASK STARTED / IEF403I DYNAMASK - STARTED - TIME=21.29.16 / DMSK00I DYNAMASK DONE **** / DMSK06I ?START / IEF404I DYNAMASK - ENDED - TIME=21.29.17 / $HASP395 DYNAMASK ENDED / $HASP100 NET ? ? ?ON STCINRDR / $HASP373 NET ? ? ?STARTED / IEF403I NET - STARTED - TIME=21.29.19 / IST025I ?BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE ? IN VTAMLIB / IST025I ?BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE ? IN VTAMLIB / IST025I ?BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE ? IN VTAMLIB / IST025I ?BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE ? IN VTAMLIB / IST025I ?BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK ? IN VTAMLIB / IST025I ?BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK ? IN VTAMLIB /21.29.22 STC ?120 ?IST110I ?NETWORK SOLICITOR STARTED /21.29.23 STC ?120 ?IST093I ?ATSO ? ? ACTIVE /21.29.24 ? ? ? ? ? IEF236I ALLOC. FOR JES2 JES2 /21.29.24 ? ? ? ? ? IEF237I 00E ?ALLOCATED TO PRINTER1 /21.29.24 ? ? ? ? ? $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=A /21.29.24 ? ? ? ? ? IEF236I ALLOC. FOR JES2 JES2 /21.29.24 ? ? ? ? ? IEF237I 00F ?ALLOCATED TO PRINTER2 /21.29.25 STC ?106 ?$HASP150 NET ? ? ?ON PRINTER2 ? ? ? ?61 LINES /21.29.25 STC ?106 *$HASP190 NET ? ? ?SETUP -- PRINTER2 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 ? ?-- T = QN /21.29.25 STC ?120 ?IST093I ?ASTF ? ? ACTIVE /21.29.26 ? ? ? ? ? IEF236I ALLOC. FOR JES2 JES2 /21.29.26 ? ? ? ? ? IEF237I 002 ?ALLOCATED TO PRINTER3 /21.29.26 ? ? ? ? ? $HASP160 PRINTER3 INACTIVE - CLASS=X /21.29.28 STC ?106 ?$HASP250 NET ? ? ?IS PURGED /21.29.28 STC ?109 ?$HASP150 SMFDAILY ON PRINTER2 ? ? ? ?36 LINES /21.29.28 STC ?109 ?$HASP250 SMFDAILY IS PURGED /21.29.29 STC ? 97 ?$HASP150 BSPPILOT ON PRINTER2 ? ? ? 108 LINES /21.29.29 STC ? 97 ?$HASP250 BSPPILOT IS PURGED /21.29.29 STC ?118 ?$HASP150 BSPSETPF ON PRINTER2 ? ? ? ?32 LINES /21.29.29 STC ?118 ?$HASP250 BSPSETPF IS PURGED /21.29.29 STC ?119 ?$HASP150 DYNAMASK ON PRINTER2 ? ? ? ?28 LINES /21.29.29 ? ? ? ? ? $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z /21.29.29 STC ?119 ?$HASP250 DYNAMASK IS PURGED /21.29.29 STC ?120 ?IST093I ?L3274 ? ?ACTIVE /21.29.29 STC ?121 ?$HASP100 TSO ? ? ?ON STCINRDR /21.29.30 STC ?121 ?$HASP373 TSO ? ? ?STARTED /21.29.30 STC ?121 ?IEF403I TSO - STARTED - TIME=21.29.30 /21.29.29 STC ?120 ?IST020I ?VTAM INITIALIZATION COMPLETE /21.29.30 STC ?120 ?IEA000I 0C0,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ? ? ,21.29.30 /21.29.30 STC ?120 ?IEA000I 0C1,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ? ? ,21.29.30 /21.29.30 STC ?120 ?IEA000I 0C2,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ? ? ,21.29.30 /21.29.30 STC ?120 ?IEA000I 0C3,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ? ? ,21.29.30 /21.29.30 STC ?120 ?IEA000I 0C4,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ? ? ,21.29.30 /21.29.31 STC ?120 ?IEA000I 0C5,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ? ? ,21.29.31 /21.29.31 STC ?120 ?IEA000I 0C6,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ? ? ,21.29.31 /21.29.32 STC ?121 ?IKT007I TCAS ACCEPTING LOGONS /21.29.32 STC ?121 ?IKT005I TCAS IS INITIALIZED /21.29.34 STC ?122 ?$HASP100 INISDMIN ON STCINRDR /21.29.34 STC ?122 ?$HASP373 INISDMIN STARTED /21.29.34 STC ?122 ?IEF403I INISDMIN - STARTED - TIME=21.29.34 /21.29.34 ? ? ? ? ? MVS038J MVS 3.8j TK5 system initialization complete CN=00 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script scripts/tk5.rc HHC01603I script scripts/tk5.rc HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5.rc HHC02262I Script 5: processing paused for 1000 milliseconds... /21.29.35 STC ?111 ?+BSPRS99I - End of processing, MAXRC=0000 HHC02263I Script 5: processing resumed... HHC01603I script scripts/tk5_updates.rc HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5_updates.rc HHC01603I script scripts/tk5_updates/01 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5_updates/01 HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5_updates/01 processing ended HHC01603I script scripts/tk5_updates/02 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5_updates/02 HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5_updates/02 processing ended HHC01603I script scripts/tk5_updates/03 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5_updates/03 HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5_updates/03 processing ended HHC01603I script scripts/tk5_updates/04 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5_updates/04 HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5_updates/04 processing ended HHC01603I script scripts/tk5_updates/05 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5_updates/05 HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5_updates/05 processing ended HHC01603I script scripts/tk5_updates/06 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5_updates/06 HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5_updates/06 processing ended HHC01603I script scripts/tk5_updates/07 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5_updates/07 HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5_updates/07 processing ended HHC01603I script scripts/tk5_updates/08 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5_updates/08 HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5_updates/08 processing ended HHC01603I script scripts/tk5_updates/09 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5_updates/09 HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5_updates/09 processing ended HHC01603I script scripts/tk5_updates/10 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/tk5_updates/10 HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5_updates/10 processing ended HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5_updates.rc processing ended HHC01603I script scripts/local.rc HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file scripts/local.rc HHC01603I script local_scripts/01 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file local_scripts/01 HHC02264I Script 5: file local_scripts/01 processing ended HHC01603I script local_scripts/02 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file local_scripts/02 HHC02264I Script 5: file local_scripts/02 processing ended HHC01603I script local_scripts/03 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file local_scripts/03 HHC02264I Script 5: file local_scripts/03 processing ended HHC01603I script local_scripts/04 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file local_scripts/04 HHC02264I Script 5: file local_scripts/04 processing ended HHC01603I script local_scripts/05 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file local_scripts/05 HHC02264I Script 5: file local_scripts/05 processing ended HHC01603I script local_scripts/06 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file local_scripts/06 HHC02264I Script 5: file local_scripts/06 processing ended HHC01603I script local_scripts/07 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file local_scripts/07 HHC02264I Script 5: file local_scripts/07 processing ended HHC01603I script local_scripts/08 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file local_scripts/08 HHC02264I Script 5: file local_scripts/08 processing ended HHC01603I script local_scripts/09 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file local_scripts/09 HHC02264I Script 5: file local_scripts/09 processing ended HHC01603I script local_scripts/10 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file local_scripts/10 HHC02264I Script 5: file local_scripts/10 processing ended HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/local.rc processing ended HHC02262I Script 5: processing paused for 1000 milliseconds... HHC02263I Script 5: processing resumed... HHC01603I * HHC01603I * ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? TTTTTTTTTTTT ? KKKK ?KKKKK ? ? 555555555555 HHC01603I * ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? TT ? TT ? TT ? ?KK ? ?KK ? ? ? 55 HHC01603I * ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? TT ? TT ? TT ? ?KK ? KK ? ? ? ?55 ? ? ?Update 4 HHC01603I * ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?TT ? ? ? ? KK ?KK ? ? ? ? 55 HHC01603I * ? ? ? ?4l ? ? ?_,,,---,,_ ? ? ?TT ? ? ? ? KK KK ? ? ? ? ?55 HHC01603I * ZZZzz /,'.-'`' ? ?-. ?;-;;, ? ?TT ? ? ? ? KKKK ? ? ? ? ? 55555555555 HHC01603I * ? ? ?4,4- ?) )-,_. ,( ( ?''-' ?TT ? ? ? ? KKKKK ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?55 HHC01603I * ? ? '---''(_/--' ?`-')_) ? ? ? TT ? ? ? ? KK ?KK ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 55 HHC01603I * ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?TT ? ? ? ? KK ? KK ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?55 HHC01603I * ? ? ? The MVS 3.8j ? ? ? ? ? ? TT ? ? ? ? KK ? ?KK ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 55 HHC01603I * ? ? Tur(n)key System ? ? ? ? ? TT ? ? ? ? KK ? ? KK ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?55 HHC01603I * ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?TTTTTT ? ? ?KKKK ? ? KKK ? ?55555555555 HHC01603I * HHC01603I * ? ? TK3 created by Volker Bandke ? ? ? volker@... HHC01603I * ? ? TK4- update by Juergen Winkelmann ?juergen.winkelmann@... HHC01603I * ? ? TK5 ?update by Rob Prins ? ? ? ? ? prin0096@... HHC01603I * ? ? ? ? ?see SYS2.JCLLIB(CREDITS) for complete credits HHC01603I * HHC02264I Script 5: file scripts/tk5.rc processing ended /21.29.37 STC ?122 ?IEF404I INISDMIN - ENDED - TIME=21.29.37 /21.29.37 STC ?122 ?$HASP395 INISDMIN ENDED /21.29.37 STC ?122 ?$HASP150 INISDMIN ON PRINTER2 ? ? ? ?21 LINES /21.29.38 ? ? ? ? ? $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z /21.29.38 STC ?122 ?$HASP250 INISDMIN IS PURGED HHC02915I client 0 COMM: Connection received HHC02914I 0:00C0 COMM: client 0 negotiations complete; ttype = 'IBM-3278-2-E' HHC01018I 0:00C0 COMM: client 192.168.219.100 devtype 3270: connected /21.30.03 ? ? ? ? ? LGN001I TSO logon in progress at VTAM terminal CUU0C0 /21.30.05 TSU ? 14 ?$HASP100 HERC01 ? ON TSOINRDR /21.30.06 TSU ? 14 ?$HASP373 HERC01 ? STARTED /21.30.06 TSU ? 14 ?IEF125I HERC01 - LOGGED ON - TIME=21.30.06 ?
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Re: I have a question about the login process of MVS 3.8J TK5.
Hi Clem,
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The Welcome message is changed into a (B)Rexx script. That takes some more time.
But logon takes a few seconds.
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I don't know why logon to TSO on a Raspberry takes so long.
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I have a Windows 11 system with Oracle Virtualbox running and an Ubuntu 24.04 LTS guest.,
In the Linux system runs hercules with MVS ipled.
And logon takes 2 seconds.
Please check your paging device. (press ESC on the hercules screen). If the IO-rate on PAGE00 is very high and fast increasing, you have too less virtual storage.
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This make no sense at all. To extend the lifetime of your TSO session, increase the JWT value in SYS1,PARMLIB(SMFPRM00).
The standard is JWT=60, after 60 minutes of waiting, the TSO session abends with a S522.
Increase JWT to e.g. 300 for a 5 hours wait time. After the update re-ipl your system.
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Cheers,
Rob
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Re: I have a question about the login process of MVS 3.8J TK5.
I noticed that when I added update 3 (?) to TK5 that the logon took much longer.? The first screen took much longer to come up.? It might be allocations are slower, or perhaps looking for broadcast messages takes longer. Clem  On Sun, May 11, 2025 at 10:26?AM Mike Schwab via <Mike.A.Schwab=[email protected]> wrote:
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