Am 14.11.22 um 22:11 schrieb Alan Altmark:
Sven asked about this on an internal IBM discussion channel and I mentioned 
that there are two issues that I can see in the Linux 3270 support:

1.  Linux is definitely doing it wrong on z/VM.  Linux infers the dimensions of 
the screen from a model number.  (Bzzzzzzt!)   If you have a standard-size 
screen for model 2, 3, 4, or 5, then the model number from DIAG 0x210 will be 
correct.  Otherwise it will reflect model 2.  I'm not sure why CP does that or 
why Linux is using the model number at all.   Even at the turn of the century 
it was irrelevant.

2. Linux doesn't detect a reconnect event, so it doesn't know to re-query the 
device and adjust any 'views' that have been created.


To be honest while someone could invest time in here, I think the proper 
solution for Linux would be to improve z/VMs ASCII console support (e.g. make 
it virtual instead of attaching the LPAR one and provide a console server).

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