4.2.2 Linux TN3270
A TN3270 emulator is included with Linux. In our opinion, it is not quite the same quality as the x3270 emulator distributed with
4.2.3 IODF requirements
OS/390 requires an IODF data set that defines the I/O configuration seen by the software. This normally matches the IOCDS defined for the S/390 I/O hardware configuration. The ThinkPad/EFS platform does not have an IOCDS. All resources are defined in
An IODF is still required within an OS/390 system, but the HCD input to generate it does not need to define control unit details. That is, a simple device definition (device number, type, optional features) is all that is required. OS/390 dynamic I/O redefinition capability is not available.
In response to a d ios,config(all) command, we received the following:
- 11.38.06 | d ios,config(all) |
11.38.06IOS506I 11.38.06 I/O CONFIG DATA 656 ACTIVE IODF DATA SET = SYS1.IODF01
CONFIGURATION ID = CBIPO | EDT ID = 00 | ||
HARDWARE | SYSTEM | AREA DATA COULD NOT BE OBTAINED | |
ELIGIBLE | DEVICE | TABLE LATCH | COUNTS |
| 0 OUTSTANDING BINDS | ON PRIMARY EDT |
You can, however, perform software dynamic configuration changes via OS/390 Hardware Configuration Definition (HCD) dialogs or the OS/390 ACTIVATE command, provided the affected devices are included in the
4.2.4 System performance monitors
Because I/O
When we started RMF, it reported the absence of an IOCDS in this environment and automatically terminated I/O queuing activity reporting:
- | 11.22.34 |
| s rmf |
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- 11.22.35 STC00439 | $HASP373 RMF | STARTED | ||
| 11.22.36 | STC00439 | ERB100I RMF: ACTIVE |
11.22.36STC00439 ERB265I RMF: IOCDS INFORMATION UNAVAILABLE TO RMF.
RESPONSE CODE 01F0
11.22.37STC00439 ERB260I ZZ : I/O QUEUING ACTIVITY RMF REPORT TERMINATED
11.22.38STC00439 ERB100I ZZ : ACTIVE
SYS1.LOGREC may not have hardware error information. Consequently, any report produced by Environmental Recording and Editing Program (EREP) will have limited value when it comes to hardware detected errors. Due to time constraints, we did not investigate this area in more detail.
Chapter 4.