Jim Bohnsack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Lynn--You said in the post below that you don't have a copy of the > IOS3270 version of the ref card. I have the GCARD PACKAGE, dated > 86/02/17 by Steve Gobson. I assume that he picked it up from you or > someone at some point. Do you want it?
I had originally done gcard (ios3270) in july 1979. later when we were doing hsdt http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/subnetwork.html#hsdt i added sense information to it ... including sense for HYPERChannel A220 adatpers ... this started when when IMS developers were being relocated to remobte bldg. from STL ... and they hated the idea of putting up with remote 3270 slowness. I did the drivers for HYPERChannel to use it as channel extension over high-speed m'wave link supporting "local" 3270s at the remote bldg (to the datacenter in stl). turns out the the overall performance was actually better with 3270s over HYPERchannel channel extension than when they were directly attached. later i did the rfc1044 A220 driver for the original ibm tcp/ip support. The standard tcp/ip (with 8232) would get about 44kbytes/ sec and consume a 390 proceessor. With a little tuning at cray research between a cray and a 4341 ... we got full (4341) channel speed (1mbyte/sec) sustained, using only a modest amount of the 4341 processor http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/subnetwork.html#1044 in any case, i somehow managed to loose my original copy of gcard and would like a copy ... i'm wondering how easy it will be to convert to html and put on garlic. yes, i would like a copy (does it still have a220 and other device sense information?)> -- Anne & Lynn Wheeler | http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/
