I recommend you define a half dozen virtual GRAFs (as root)
hcp DEF GRAF 620
hcp DEF GRAF 621
hcp DEF GRAF 622
hcp DEF GRAF 623
on your Linux guest. (Above commands issued from the shell.)
Then when usint TN3270 (or X3270, or whatever 3270 emulator you like)
rather than log-on to VM, do this
DIAL guest
where "guest" is the VMID of the Linux guest.
(Above command issued in the "COMMAND ===>" field of the VM sign on
screen or in the usual input area if you skipped past that screen.)
Eric, if you're new to VM, this is a bit of a mind bender.
VM allows a limitted number of commands BEFORE you sign on.
The two of greatest interest here are LOGON and DIAL.
The function of LOGON is obvious. The function of DIAL
is to connect your session (or your physical device if you
happened to be using a real 3270 tube) with one of the guests
virtual terminal addresses.
Now ... I used the 62x range in the example. I don't know
what address range the driver will want. That will depend on
how you set it up. (/etc/modules.conf or perhaps other places,
or 'insmod' manually)
-- R;
