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NJE38 - talking from TK5 update 3 to TK4- with an older version of NJE

Michael Grom All Messages By This Member #4718 Edited Dear Forum, so far, I have setup the copy of TK4- from my cloud system on the same Pi 5 where the new install of TK5 is running. Now I try to have them talk to each other via NJE38. There is an older (2.2.x I guess) install of NJE38 on the TK4- system and a more recent version (2.5.0) on TK5 update 3. Having set up the config like this: ? NOTE: archives on github and here claim NJE38 Version 2.4.2, however, NJE38 identifies itself as 2.5.0 in the syslog on TK5).? ? Node X484 (TK4-) 094 tcpnje 2703 lnode=X484 rnode=X406 lport=1175 rport=2175 rhost=x406.fritz.box Node X406 (TK5-) 094 tcpnje 2703 lnode=X406 rnode=X484 lport=2175 rport=1175 rhost=x406.fritz.box ? The syslog of X406 complains about with the following message to syslog HHCTN049E* 0094:TCPNJE - Attempt to write 455 bytes to output socket only wrote 0 bytes. Error: Bad file descriptor The Link on the TK5 node is shown "inactive" while the link on TK4- is active.? Could it be that running the NJE38 hosts on the very same machine is not supported? Or do I need to upgrade the NJE38 on TK4- to the same level?? Nota bene: when issuing /S SHUTDOWN, the NJE38 STC gets purged on the TK4- node but then there is no further progress. TK5- shuts down a whole lot more including VTAM but also does not exit the Hercules emulator.? Hmm... -- 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)
Jeff Bassett All Messages By This Member #4719 开云体育 Michael, Two copies on the ONE PI – pretty aggressive – unless you just want to prove you can – Just get another pi – not expensive – I just picked up another – and just cuz – I can – installed Win 11 – and it does run – slowly – with some limits – ? Just for fun – I have it in my HOME LAB – and I RDP to it from my main desktop - - ? Just get another Pi5 – and a NVME hat – and a NVME stick – THEN have the two talk – across a IP network – (I recommend with a wired connection) ? ? -J- ? Jeff Bassett Bassettj@... (301) 424-3362 (office) (240) 388-7148 Cell ? Time spent flying? - is NOT deducted from one’s lifespan ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Michael Grom via groups.io Sent: Thursday, October 3, 2024 9:42 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [H390-MVS] NJE38 - talking from TK5 update 3 to TK4- with an older version of NJE ? Dear Forum, so far, I have setup the copy of TK4- from my cloud system on the same Pi 5 where the new install of TK5 is running. Now I try to have them talk to each other via NJE38. There is an older (2.2.x I guess) install of NJE38 on the TK4- system and a more recent version (2.5.0) on TK5 update 3. Having set up the config like this: ? Node X484 (TK4-) 094 tcpnje 2703 lnode=X484 rnode=X406 lport=1175 rport=2175 rhost=x406.fritz.box Node X406 (TK5-) 094 tcpnje 2703 lnode=X406 rnode=X484 lport=2175 rport=1175 rhost=x406.fritz.box ? The syslog of X406 complains about with the following message to syslog HHCTN049E 0094:TCPNJE - Attempt to write 455 bytes to output socket only wrote 0 bytes. Error: Bad file descriptor The Link on the TK5 node is shown "inactive" while the link on TK4- is active.? Could it be that running the NJE38 hosts on the very same machine is not supported? Or do I need to upgrade the NJE38 on TK4- to the same level?? Nota bene: when issuing /S SHUTDOWN, the NJE38 STC gets purged on the TK4- node but then there is no further progress. TK5- shuts down a whole lot more including VTAM but also does not exit the Hercules emulator.? Hmm... -- 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)
Michael Grom All Messages By This Member #4721 Hi Jeff,? good news first: got both TK4- and TK5 running on my Pi 5 (8GB) and talking to each other via NJE38 (2.5.0 from Rob Prins' Tk5). I agree with you in general - even the current Pi 5 is another big step forward, it might get loaded easily. However, it's not cheap. My config is ? Pi 5 8GB (98,- EUR)? Samsung 980 1 TB SSD (90 EUR) Sunfounder Pironman 5 housing with all necessary adapters (78 USD) ? System is Raspberry OS "bookworm" (though I prefer Ubuntu on my Intel NUC)? ? Keeping all the systems on separate boxes would of course also be a whole lot tidier. For the sake of that, I wondered if Docker could help or if it just adds to the complexity without real benefit.? ? kind regards -- 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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