Hercules - Error: undefined configuration on first boot after installation

[C. Thomas Stover]

Anyone have any ideas on this? Install seemed to work ok.


# tree
.
├── dasd
│   └── 3390.LINUX.0120
├── prt
├── rdr
│   ├── initrd.debian
│   ├── kernel.debian
│   └── parmfile.debian
└── s390.cnf


# cat s390.cnf
CPUSERIAL 000069 # CPU serial number
CPUMODEL 9672 # CPU model number
MAINSIZE 256 # Main storage size in megabytes
XPNDSIZE 0 # Expanded storage size in megabytes
CNSLPORT 3270 # TCP port number to which consoles connect
NUMCPU 1 # Number of CPUs
LOADPARM 0120.... # IPL parameter
OSTAILOR LINUX # OS tailoring
PANRATE SLOW # Panel refresh rate (SLOW, FAST)
ARCHMODE ESAME # Architecture mode ESA/390 or ESAME

# .-----------------------Device number
# | .-----------------Device type
# | | .---------File name and parameters
# | | |
# V V V
#--- ---- --------------------

# console
001F 3270

# terminal
0009 3215

# reader
000C 3505 ./rdr/kernel.debian ./rdr/parmfile.debian ./rdr/
initrd.debian autopad eof

# printer
000E 1403 ./prt/print00e.txt crlf

# dasd
0120 3390 ./dasd/3390.LINUX.0120

# tape
0581 3420

# network s390 realbox
0A00,0A01 CTCI -n /dev/net/tun -t 1500 10.1.1.2 10.1.1.1



# LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/thomas/lib/ /home/thomas/bin/hercules -f s390.cnf
Hercules Version 3.11
(c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
Built on Aug 18 2015 at 00:41:18
Build information:
Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/Arch
Max CPU Engines: 8
Using setresuid() for setting privileges
Dynamic loading support
Using shared libraries
HTTP Server support
No CCKD BZIP2 support
Regular Expressions support
Automatic Operator support
No HET BZIP2 support
Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8
Running on jdc-user Linux-2.6.32-573.3.1.el6..#1 SMP Thu Aug 13 22:55:16
UTC 2015 x86_64 MP=2
HHCHD018I Loadable module directory is /home/thomas/lib/hercules
Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright Bernard van der Helm, 2003-2010
Active: Message Security Assist
Message Security Assist Extension 1
Message Security Assist Extension 2
Message Security Assist Extension 3
Message Security Assist Extension 4
HHCCF065I Hercules: tid=7F8362187700, pid=13965, pgid=13965, priority=0
HHCDA020I ./dasd/3390.LINUX.0120 cyls=10017 heads=15 tracks=150255
trklen=56832
HHCTE001I Console connection thread started: tid=7F8361A4D700, pid=13965
HHCTE003I Waiting for console connection on port 3270
HHCCT073I 0A00: TUN device tun0 opened
HHCCP002I CPU0000 thread started: tid=7F8361013700, pid=13965, priority=15
HHCTT002I Timer thread started: tid=7F8360F12700, pid=13965, priority=-20
HHCCP003I CPU0000 architecture mode z/Arch

Hercules Version
3.11
(c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and
others
Built on Aug 18 2015 at
00:41:18
Build
information:
Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/
Arch
Max CPU Engines:
8
Using setresuid() for setting
privileges
Dynamic loading
support
Using shared
libraries
HTTP Server
support
No CCKD BZIP2
support
Regular Expressions
support
Automatic Operator
support
No HET BZIP2
support
Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4
cmpxchg8
Running on jdc-user Linux-2.6.32-573.3.1.el6..#1 SMP Thu Aug 13 22:55:16
UTC 2015 x86_64
MP=2
HHCHD018I Loadable module directory is /home/devros/lib/
hercules
Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright Bernard van der Helm,
2003-2010
Active: Message Security
Assist
Message Security Assist Extension
1
Message Security Assist Extension
2
Message Security Assist Extension
3
Message Security Assist Extension
4
HHCCF065I Hercules: tid=7F8362187700, pid=13965, pgid=13965,
priority=0
HHCDA020I ./dasd/3390.LINUX.0120 cyls=10017 heads=15 tracks=150255
trklen=56832
HHCTE001I Console connection thread started: tid=7F8361A4D700,
pid=13965
HHCTE003I Waiting for console connection on port
3270
HHCCT073I 0A00: TUN device tun0
opened
HHCCP002I CPU0000 thread started: tid=7F8361013700, pid=13965,
priority=15
HHCTT002I Timer thread started: tid=7F8360F12700, pid=13965,
priority=-20
HHCCP003I CPU0000 architecture mode z/
Arch
HHCPN001I Control panel thread started: tid=7F8362187700,
pid=13965
HHCAO001I Hercules Automatic Operator thread
started;
tid=7F8343DFA700, pri=0,
pid=13965
ipl
120
HHCCP007I CPU0000 architecture mode set to
ESA/390
CPU0000: SIGP Set architecture mode (12) CPU0000, PARM 00000002: CC
0
HHCCP007I CPU0000 architecture mode set to z/
Arch
Error: undefined
configuration
HHCCP011I CPU0000: Disabled wait
state
PSW=00020000 80000000
0000000000004511

[C. Thomas Stover]

Wow, that got butchered by the 80 column limit. The short of it is that
boot from the dasd on device 0120 gives undefined configuration, yet the
same configuration allowed the installation to take place.

[Stephen Powell]

Post by C. Thomas Stover
Anyone have any ideas on this? Install seemed to work ok.
...
Error: Undefined configuration
...

This looks like an error from zIPL. It doesn't like your LOADPARM.
It is interpreting the LOADPARM as the menu item number for a kernel
to boot. I suggest leaving LOADPARM blank. But since you are
running Debian under Hercules, you might find the following web page
useful:

http://users.wowway.com/~zlinuxman/hercules.htm

[Christian Boitet]

Hi, 22/8/15

sorry if this goes to the wrong group... if so, please give us a better pointer.

We have a z800 with zVM 5.3.0, and under it several Linux/390 (Debian) virtual machines, and a special VM that runs zVM 4.2.0 and under it a legacy system made of 100 or more VMs, all under CMS, plus of course all service VMs.

We have bought the 4.2.0 system "one shot" back in 2001 and have been entitled to all following releases, including the 5.3.0.

Now, this z800 is a burden, the processor went dead last year and we had to find a second-hand one...

In short, we would like to put all our configuration under Hercules, preferably on a Macintosh under Yosemite.

Our problem is: how to get our OSs (zVM 530 and zVM 420) from our machine and install them under Hercules?

Thnks in advance for any help!

C.Boitet & JC.Durand
Grenoble

Post by C. Thomas Stover
Anyone have any ideas on this? Install seemed to work ok.
# tree
.
├── dasd
│ └── 3390.LINUX.0120
├── prt
├── rdr
│ ├── initrd.debian
│ ├── kernel.debian
│ └── parmfile.debian
└── s390.cnf
# cat s390.cnf
CPUSERIAL 000069 # CPU serial number
CPUMODEL 9672 # CPU model number
MAINSIZE 256 # Main storage size in megabytes
XPNDSIZE 0 # Expanded storage size in megabytes
CNSLPORT 3270 # TCP port number to which consoles connect
NUMCPU 1 # Number of CPUs
LOADPARM 0120.... # IPL parameter
OSTAILOR LINUX # OS tailoring
PANRATE SLOW # Panel refresh rate (SLOW, FAST)
ARCHMODE ESAME # Architecture mode ESA/390 or ESAME
# .-----------------------Device number
# | .-----------------Device type
# | | .---------File name and parameters
# | | |
# V V V
#--- ---- --------------------
# console
001F 3270
# terminal
0009 3215
# reader
000C 3505 ./rdr/kernel.debian ./rdr/parmfile.debian ./rdr/
initrd.debian autopad eof
# printer
000E 1403 ./prt/print00e.txt crlf
# dasd
0120 3390 ./dasd/3390.LINUX.0120
# tape
0581 3420
# network s390 realbox
0A00,0A01 CTCI -n /dev/net/tun -t 1500 10.1.1.2 10.1.1.1
# LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/thomas/lib/ /home/thomas/bin/hercules -f s390.cnf
Hercules Version 3.11
(c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
Built on Aug 18 2015 at 00:41:18
Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/Arch
Max CPU Engines: 8
Using setresuid() for setting privileges
Dynamic loading support
Using shared libraries
HTTP Server support
No CCKD BZIP2 support
Regular Expressions support
Automatic Operator support
No HET BZIP2 support
Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8
Running on jdc-user Linux-2.6.32-573.3.1.el6..#1 SMP Thu Aug 13 22:55:16
UTC 2015 x86_64 MP=2
HHCHD018I Loadable module directory is /home/thomas/lib/hercules
Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright Bernard van der Helm, 2003-2010
Active: Message Security Assist
Message Security Assist Extension 1
Message Security Assist Extension 2
Message Security Assist Extension 3
Message Security Assist Extension 4
HHCCF065I Hercules: tid=7F8362187700, pid=13965, pgid=13965, priority=0
HHCDA020I ./dasd/3390.LINUX.0120 cyls=10017 heads=15 tracks=150255
trklen=56832
HHCTE001I Console connection thread started: tid=7F8361A4D700, pid=13965
HHCTE003I Waiting for console connection on port 3270
HHCCT073I 0A00: TUN device tun0 opened
HHCCP002I CPU0000 thread started: tid=7F8361013700, pid=13965, priority=15
HHCTT002I Timer thread started: tid=7F8360F12700, pid=13965, priority=-20
HHCCP003I CPU0000 architecture mode z/Arch
Hercules Version
3.11
(c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and
others
Built on Aug 18 2015 at
00:41:18
Build
Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/
Arch
8
Using setresuid() for setting
privileges
Dynamic loading
support
Using shared
libraries
HTTP Server
support
No CCKD BZIP2
support
Regular Expressions
support
Automatic Operator
support
No HET BZIP2
support
Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4
cmpxchg8
Running on jdc-user Linux-2.6.32-573.3.1.el6..#1 SMP Thu Aug 13 22:55:16
UTC 2015 x86_64
MP=2
HHCHD018I Loadable module directory is /home/devros/lib/
hercules
Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright Bernard van der Helm,
2003-2010
Active: Message Security
Assist
Message Security Assist Extension
1
Message Security Assist Extension
2
Message Security Assist Extension
3
Message Security Assist Extension
4
HHCCF065I Hercules: tid=7F8362187700, pid=13965, pgid=13965,
priority=0
HHCDA020I ./dasd/3390.LINUX.0120 cyls=10017 heads=15 tracks=150255
trklen=56832
HHCTE001I Console connection thread started: tid=7F8361A4D700,
pid=13965
HHCTE003I Waiting for console connection on port
3270
HHCCT073I 0A00: TUN device tun0
opened
HHCCP002I CPU0000 thread started: tid=7F8361013700, pid=13965,
priority=15
HHCTT002I Timer thread started: tid=7F8360F12700, pid=13965,
priority=-20
HHCCP003I CPU0000 architecture mode z/
Arch
HHCPN001I Control panel thread started: tid=7F8362187700,
pid=13965
HHCAO001I Hercules Automatic Operator thread
started;
tid=7F8343DFA700, pri=0,
pid=13965
ipl
120
HHCCP007I CPU0000 architecture mode set to
ESA/390
CPU0000: SIGP Set architecture mode (12) CPU0000, PARM 00000002: CC
0
HHCCP007I CPU0000 architecture mode set to z/
Arch
Error: undefined
configuration
HHCCP011I CPU0000: Disabled wait
state
PSW=00020000 80000000
0000000000004511

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Christian Boitet
(Pr. Université Joseph Fourier)
Groupe d'Etude pour la Traduction Automatique
et le Traitement Automatisé des Langues et de la Parole
G E T A L P

GETALP, LIG-campus, BP 53 Tel: [phone]
41 rue des Mathématiques Fax: [phone]
38041 Grenoble Cedex 9, France Mel: ***@imag.fr

[Stephen Powell]

Post by Christian Boitet
sorry if this goes to the wrong group...
if so, please give us a better pointer.

This is a forum for those running the s390x port of Debian. How to run Debian
under Hercules would definitely be on-topic here, since Hercules is a software
emulation of the hardware on which Debian for s390x was designed to run.
If your question regards how to run Debian in a virtual machine under z/VM,
that would also be on topic. But questions about how to run z/VM under Hercules
are not on topic. I would suggest the Hercules forums on Yahoo, specifically,

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/H390-VM/info

Post by Christian Boitet
We have a z800 with zVM 5.3.0, and under it several Linux/390 (Debian)
virtual machines, and a special VM that runs zVM 4.2.0 and under it a
legacy system made of 100 or more VMs, all under CMS, plus of course
all service VMs.
We have bought the 4.2.0 system "one shot" back in 2001 and have been
entitled to all following releases, including the 5.3.0.
Now, this z800 is a burden, the processor went dead last year and we
had to find a second-hand one...
In short, we would like to put all our configuration under Hercules,
preferably on a Macintosh under Yosemite.
Our problem is: how to get our OSs (zVM 530 and zVM 420) from our
machine and install them under Hercules?
Thnks in advance for any help!

Although this question is, strictly-speaking, off topic, I suspect that it
is of interest to many of the subscribers to this list, so I'll answer it
anyway.

I need to start by saying that I am not a lawyer, an IBM employee, or an
official spokesman for any person, company, or government.

As I see it, there are three sides to this question: the practical side,
the legal side, and the technical side. I will address them in that order.
First, the practical side. Hercules is a software emulation of a mainframe,
not a real mainframe. It adds a tremendous amount of overhead. Debian
under Hercules under amd64 is *way* slower than Debian running directly
under amd64 using the same hardware. I suspect you will find that
the performance of your z/VM systems is not adequate for production use,
even when Hercules is running on the fastest amd64 processors available.
But the only way to find out is to try it, I suppose.

Next is the legal side. As I said, I am not a lawyer. But if you check
the fine print in your contract, you may find that you did not, strictly
speaking, *buy* z/VM. What you probably did was *license* z/VM. Typically,
this license is good for a single mainframe box. The license is typically
not transferable to another box without a contract modification.
IBM typically does not license their proprietary 64-bit mainframe operating
systems, such as z/VM, to run on anything other than IBM hardware. I'd
have your legal department go over this very carefully, if I were you.
I'd hate to see you get in legal trouble for running z/VM on a processor
for which you are not licensed.

Finally, there's the technical side. There are a number of ways to migrate
the data. One way that I can think of is to use DDR to create a volume
dump, convert the real tape file to an AWS emulated tape file, create
a DDR stand-alone IPL tape, convert that to an AWS emulated tape file,
Then IPL the DDR stand-alone IPL tape under Hercules using the AWS emulated
tape file, and use the stand-alone version of DDR to restore the dumped
volume from its AWS emulated tape file to a Hercules volume. That's one
way to do it. Perhaps the folks on the above Yahoo group know a better way.

Regards,

[Philipp Kern]

Post by Stephen Powell
As I see it, there are three sides to this question: the practical side,
the legal side, and the technical side. I will address them in that order.
First, the practical side. Hercules is a software emulation of a mainframe,
not a real mainframe. It adds a tremendous amount of overhead. Debian
under Hercules under amd64 is *way* slower than Debian running directly
under amd64 using the same hardware. I suspect you will find that
the performance of your z/VM systems is not adequate for production use,
even when Hercules is running on the fastest amd64 processors available.
But the only way to find out is to try it, I suppose.

It doesn't help in this specific instance, put qemu can emulate System z
now and provides much better performance than Hercules. That being said,
it also relies on virtio devices, which means that it isn't of much use
to run z/VM on it. (Plus the emulation might be incomplete and/or IBM's
products might depend on undocumented instructions.)

Technically using Hercules is probably your best bet[*]. It should be able
to do MIPS similar to your existing z800 on contemporary x86-64 hardware.
(You'll certainly know for how many MIPS your existing machine was
sized and Hercules does display them.) You might need to be careful with
relation to I/O, of course.

Kind regards
Philipp Kern

[*] There's also z/PDT. But well, that one really need discussions with IBM
and all.

[Stephen Powell]

Post by Philipp Kern
...
Technically using Hercules is probably your best bet[*]. It should be able
to do MIPS similar to your existing z800 on contemporary x86-64 hardware.
(You'll certainly know for how many MIPS your existing machine was
sized and Hercules does display them.) You might need to be careful with
relation to I/O, of course.
...

Aye, there's the rub. CPU emulation is slow, but I/O emulation is really slow.
But I'm looking forward to Hercules 4.0, which promises an I/O subsystem
restructure, which should help in that regard. Incidentally, the version
of Hercules currently packaged for Debian, 3.07, was released by upstream
more than five years ago. There have been many enhancements, performance
improvements, and bug fixes since then. I'd love to see the Debian hercules
package updated. The current production upstream release is 3.11, released
on September 15, 2014. 3.07 was released on March 10, 2010.

[Philipp Kern]

Post by Stephen Powell

Post by Philipp Kern
...
Technically using Hercules is probably your best bet[*]. It should be able
to do MIPS similar to your existing z800 on contemporary x86-64 hardware.
(You'll certainly know for how many MIPS your existing machine was
sized and Hercules does display them.) You might need to be careful with
relation to I/O, of course.
...

Aye, there's the rub. CPU emulation is slow, but I/O emulation is really slow.
But I'm looking forward to Hercules 4.0, which promises an I/O subsystem
restructure, which should help in that regard. Incidentally, the version
of Hercules currently packaged for Debian, 3.07, was released by upstream
more than five years ago. There have been many enhancements, performance
improvements, and bug fixes since then. I'd love to see the Debian hercules
package updated. The current production upstream release is 3.11, released
on September 15, 2014. 3.07 was released on March 10, 2010.

What is the canonical place to get new Hercules releases from? It's
neither http://www.hercules-390.org nor https://github.com/hercules-390/hyperion

Kind regards
Philipp Kern

[Stephen Powell]

Post by Philipp Kern
What is the canonical place to get new Hercules releases from?
It's neither http://www.hercules-390.org nor
https://github.com/hercules-390/hyperion

http://www.hercules-390.eu

[Dave Jones]

Hi, Christian.

You will need to go talk with IBM about obtaining a proper license to
run their software (z/VM, z/OS) on your Hercules ssytem. To the best of
my knowledge, IBM has never licensed z/OS and z/VM to run on a Hercules
platform, but it's worth a shot.

Good luck.

DJ

Post by Christian Boitet
Hi, 22/8/15
sorry if this goes to the wrong group... if so, please give us a better pointer.
We have a z800 with zVM 5.3.0, and under it several Linux/390 (Debian) virtual machines, and a special VM that runs zVM 4.2.0 and under it a legacy system made of 100 or more VMs, all under CMS, plus of course all service VMs.
We have bought the 4.2.0 system "one shot" back in 2001 and have been entitled to all following releases, including the 5.3.0.
Now, this z800 is a burden, the processor went dead last year and we had to find a second-hand one...
In short, we would like to put all our configuration under Hercules, preferably on a Macintosh under Yosemite.
Our problem is: how to get our OSs (zVM 530 and zVM 420) from our machine and install them under Hercules?
Thnks in advance for any help!
C.Boitet & JC.Durand
Grenoble

Post by C. Thomas Stover
Anyone have any ideas on this? Install seemed to work ok.
# tree
.
├── dasd
│ └── 3390.LINUX.0120
├── prt
├── rdr
│ ├── initrd.debian
│ ├── kernel.debian
│ └── parmfile.debian
└── s390.cnf
# cat s390.cnf
CPUSERIAL 000069 # CPU serial number
CPUMODEL 9672 # CPU model number
MAINSIZE 256 # Main storage size in megabytes
XPNDSIZE 0 # Expanded storage size in megabytes
CNSLPORT 3270 # TCP port number to which consoles connect
NUMCPU 1 # Number of CPUs
LOADPARM 0120.... # IPL parameter
OSTAILOR LINUX # OS tailoring
PANRATE SLOW # Panel refresh rate (SLOW, FAST)
ARCHMODE ESAME # Architecture mode ESA/390 or ESAME
# .-----------------------Device number
# | .-----------------Device type
# | | .---------File name and parameters
# | | |
# V V V
#--- ---- --------------------
# console
001F 3270
# terminal
0009 3215
# reader
000C 3505 ./rdr/kernel.debian ./rdr/parmfile.debian ./rdr/
initrd.debian autopad eof
# printer
000E 1403 ./prt/print00e.txt crlf
# dasd
0120 3390 ./dasd/3390.LINUX.0120
# tape
0581 3420
# network s390 realbox
0A00,0A01 CTCI -n /dev/net/tun -t 1500 10.1.1.2 10.1.1.1
# LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/thomas/lib/ /home/thomas/bin/hercules -f s390.cnf
Hercules Version 3.11
(c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
Built on Aug 18 2015 at 00:41:18
Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/Arch
Max CPU Engines: 8
Using setresuid() for setting privileges
Dynamic loading support
Using shared libraries
HTTP Server support
No CCKD BZIP2 support
Regular Expressions support
Automatic Operator support
No HET BZIP2 support
Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8
Running on jdc-user Linux-2.6.32-573.3.1.el6..#1 SMP Thu Aug 13 22:55:16
UTC 2015 x86_64 MP=2
HHCHD018I Loadable module directory is /home/thomas/lib/hercules
Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright Bernard van der Helm, 2003-2010
Active: Message Security Assist
Message Security Assist Extension 1
Message Security Assist Extension 2
Message Security Assist Extension 3
Message Security Assist Extension 4
HHCCF065I Hercules: tid=7F8362187700, pid=13965, pgid=13965, priority=0
HHCDA020I ./dasd/3390.LINUX.0120 cyls=10017 heads=15 tracks=150255
trklen=56832
HHCTE001I Console connection thread started: tid=7F8361A4D700, pid=13965
HHCTE003I Waiting for console connection on port 3270
HHCCT073I 0A00: TUN device tun0 opened
HHCCP002I CPU0000 thread started: tid=7F8361013700, pid=13965, priority=15
HHCTT002I Timer thread started: tid=7F8360F12700, pid=13965, priority=-20
HHCCP003I CPU0000 architecture mode z/Arch
Hercules Version
3.11
(c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and
others
Built on Aug 18 2015 at
00:41:18
Build
Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/
Arch
8
Using setresuid() for setting
privileges
Dynamic loading
support
Using shared
libraries
HTTP Server
support
No CCKD BZIP2
support
Regular Expressions
support
Automatic Operator
support
No HET BZIP2
support
Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4
cmpxchg8
Running on jdc-user Linux-2.6.32-573.3.1.el6..#1 SMP Thu Aug 13 22:55:16
UTC 2015 x86_64
MP=2
HHCHD018I Loadable module directory is /home/devros/lib/
hercules
Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright Bernard van der Helm,
2003-2010
Active: Message Security
Assist
Message Security Assist Extension
1
Message Security Assist Extension
2
Message Security Assist Extension
3
Message Security Assist Extension
4
HHCCF065I Hercules: tid=7F8362187700, pid=13965, pgid=13965,
priority=0
HHCDA020I ./dasd/3390.LINUX.0120 cyls=10017 heads=15 tracks=150255
trklen=56832
HHCTE001I Console connection thread started: tid=7F8361A4D700, pid=13965
HHCTE003I Waiting for console connection on port
3270
HHCCT073I 0A00: TUN device tun0
opened
HHCCP002I CPU0000 thread started: tid=7F8361013700, pid=13965, priority=15
HHCTT002I Timer thread started: tid=7F8360F12700, pid=13965,
priority=-20
HHCCP003I CPU0000 architecture mode z/
Arch
HHCPN001I Control panel thread started: tid=7F8362187700,
pid=13965
HHCAO001I Hercules Automatic Operator thread
started;
tid=7F8343DFA700, pri=0,
pid=13965
ipl
120
HHCCP007I CPU0000 architecture mode set to
ESA/390
CPU0000: SIGP Set architecture mode (12) CPU0000, PARM 00000002: CC
0
HHCCP007I CPU0000 architecture mode set to z/
Arch
Error: undefined
configuration
HHCCP011I CPU0000: Disabled wait
state
PSW=00020000 80000000
0000000000004511

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Christian Boitet
(Pr. Université Joseph Fourier)
Groupe d'Etude pour la Traduction Automatique
et le Traitement Automatisé des Langues et de la Parole
G E T A L P
GETALP, LIG-campus, BP 53 Tel: [phone]
41 rue des Mathématiques Fax: [phone]

[Stephen Powell]

Post by Dave Jones
You will need to go talk with IBM about obtaining a proper license to
run their software (z/VM, z/OS) on your Hercules ssytem.
...

Dave,

(1) I basically already said this
(2) Please trim your posts!
(3) Please don't top-post

Respectfully,

[Dave Jones]

Hi, Stephen.

I posted this before I saw your response....

Have a good one, too.

DJ

Post by Stephen Powell

Post by Dave Jones
You will need to go talk with IBM about obtaining a proper license to
run their software (z/VM, z/OS) on your Hercules ssytem.
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Dave,
(1) I basically already said this
(2) Please trim your posts!
(3) Please don't top-post
Respectfully,