Rich--I take a different approach from the other respondents. I define
3270 type terminals with SPECIAL statements in the directory entry of
the id I use a 2nd level test machine, i.e.:
* GRAFS TO MAKE THE SYSTEM ACCESSABLE:
*
SPECIAL 1E20 3270
SPECIAL 1E21 3270
SPECIAL 1E22 3270
SPECIAL 1E23 3270
In the PROFILE EXEC, I have the following:
SAY 'When you see IPL STOP, DIAL TST53 on another terminal'
SAY '...and come back to this screen and enter B'
'CP IPL 301 CLEAR STOP LOADPARM 1E20'
I really like this better than trying to keep track of which level of VM
I'm talking to. You need to have an 'ENABLE ALL' in the PROFILE EXEC of
the OPERATOR id that comes up.
Jim
Rich Smrcina wrote:
OK, I seem to be having a recall problem...
Here is the essence of a PROFILE EXEC that I'm using to bring up z/VM
5.3 under z/VM 5.2:
'CP SET RUN ON'
'CP TERMINAL HOLD OFF'
IPLCMD='TERM CONMODE 3270'||'15'X||'IPL C20'
'CP 'IPLCMD
It all works fine until I DISC the z/VM 5.3 OPERATOR and close the
session. Then z/VM 5.3 stops. When I log back in to the virtual
machine it is all good, it picks up right where it left off.
What's missing from the PROFILE EXEC to keep it running when the console
goes away?
--
Jim Bohnsack
Cornell University
(607) 255-1760
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