Discussion:
[hercules-390] apparent console freeze
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-18 05:15:10 UTC
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I run a slightly-modified Hercules 3.07 automatically
via Windows batch files.

I tried setting it up to automatically do lots of
runs to see if I could reproduce an anomaly
I had discovered previously.

I was successful. In about 1 in 78 runs, the
console appears to freeze. Here is what
the console looks like:

04.37.49 JOB 1 IEC705I TAPE ON 402,MFTOPC,SL,6250 BPI,MVSGCC,COMP Command ==> CPU0000 PSW=078D0000803708B8 31.....P.. instcount=240,587,479

That was the first failure I documented.
The second looked very similar:

04.58.13 JOB 1 IEC705I TAPE ON 402,MFTOPC,SL,6250 BPI,MVSGCC,COMP Command ==> CPU0000 PSW=078D1000800C437C 31.....P.. instcount=245,442,500


It looked like Hercules was freezing on
the tape mount, but when I inspected
the hercules.log (for the first failure),
it showed:

15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 IEC705I TAPE ON 402,MFTOPC,SL,6250 BPI,MVSGCC,COMP
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 IEF234E K 402,MFTOPC,PVT,MVSGCC,COMP
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 MVSGCC S1 COMP GCC RC= 0000
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 IEF404I MVSGCC - ENDED - TIME=04.37.49

ie the job ended cleanly, and it
even got to the "quit" stage. Here
is the end of the hercules.log:

15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
15:37:49 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/termherc2.rc'
15:37:49 script conf/termherc2.rc
15:37:49 quit
15:37:49 HHCIN900I Begin Hercules shutdown
15:37:49 HHCIN901I Releasing configuration


But the Hercules integrated console
was never updated.

The sequence I normally expect after
a "quit" is:

15:58:08 04.58.08 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
15:58:08 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/termherc2.rc'
15:58:08 script conf/termherc2.rc
15:58:08 quit
15:58:08 HHCIN900I Begin Hercules shutdown
15:58:08 HHCIN901I Releasing configuration
15:58:08 HHCCP008I CPU0000 thread ended: tid=00002390, pid=8160
15:58:08 HHCCF047I Subchannel 0:0000 detached
15:58:08 HHCTT003I Timer thread ended
15:58:08 HHCCF047I Subchannel 0:0001 detached
15:58:08 HHCCF047I Subchannel 0:0002 detached
15:58:08 HHCCF047I Subchannel 0:0003 detached
15:58:08 HHCCF047I Subchannel 0:0004 detached
15:58:08 HHCCD210I size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
15:58:08 HHCCD211I readaheads misses
15:58:08 HHCCD212I --------------------------------------------------------------------
15:58:08 HHCCD213I [*] 18648958 0% 20 1122 25 34 1037 2001
15:58:08 HHCCD214I 161 23
15:58:08 HHCCD215I dasd/mvsres.148
15:58:08 HHCCD216I [0] 15179178 0% 1 ro 942 0 17
15:58:08 HHCCD217I shadow/mvsres_*.148
15:58:08 HHCCD218I [1] 3469780 0% 19 180 25 17
15:58:08 HHCCF047I Subchannel 0:0005 detached
15:58:08 HHCCD210I size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
15:58:08 HHCCD212I --------------------------------------------------------------------
15:58:08 HHCCD213I [*] 35424 0% 1 1 0 1 0 1
15:58:08 HHCCD215I dasd/sort01.131

(etc)


Does anyone recognize the problem?

If not, I will attempt to reproduce the
problem with a later version of Hercules.
I'll need to change my job a bit though,
since it relies on OMA extensions.

Full log of first failure below.

Thanks. Paul.




15:37:44 Hercules Version 3.07:380-4.x
15:37:44 (c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
15:37:44 Built on Dec 7 2016 at 12:43:32
15:37:44 Build information:
15:37:44 Windows (MSVC) build for AMD64
15:37:44 Modes: S/370 S/380 ESA/390 z/Arch
15:37:44 Max CPU Engines: 8
15:37:44 Using fthreads instead of pthreads
15:37:44 Dynamic loading support
15:37:44 Using shared libraries
15:37:44 HTTP Server support
15:37:44 No SIGABEND handler
15:37:44 Regular Expressions support
15:37:44 Automatic Operator support
15:37:44 Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8
15:37:44 Running on PAUL-DELL Windows_NT-6.2 AMD64 MP=8
15:37:44 HHCHD018I Loadable module directory is hercules
15:37:44 Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright Bernard van der Helm, 2003-2010
15:37:44 Active: Message Security Assist
15:37:44 Message Security Assist Extension 1
15:37:44 Message Security Assist Extension 2
15:37:44 HHCPN210I Default Allowed AUTOMOUNT directory = "c:\mvs380\"
15:37:44 HHCHT001I HTTP listener thread started: tid=00001C94, pid=17944
15:37:44 HHCCF065I Hercules: tid=00002AE8, pid=17944, pgid=17944, priority=8
15:37:44 HHCCF066E Invalid HTTPROOT: "c:\herc380\html": No such file or directory
15:37:44 HHCSD004I Device 000C bound to socket 127.0.0.1:3505
15:37:44 HHCSD020I Socketdevice listener thread started: tid=0000204C, pid=17944
15:37:44 HHCCF083I conf/mvs380.conf Including conf/mvs380_DASD.conf at 122 .
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/mvsres.148 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/mvsres.148 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort01.131 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort01.131 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort02.132 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort02.132 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort03.133 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort03.133 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort04.134 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort04.134 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort05.135 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort05.135 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort06.136 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort06.136 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/work00.140 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/work00.140 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/hasp00.152 cyls=404 heads=19 tracks=7676 trklen=13312
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/page00.160 cyls=698 heads=12 tracks=8376 trklen=8704
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/page01.161 cyls=698 heads=12 tracks=8376 trklen=8704
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/page02.162 cyls=698 heads=12 tracks=8376 trklen=8704
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/work01.170 cyls=962 heads=12 tracks=11544 trklen=35840
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/work02.180 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/work02.180 cyls=886 heads=15 tracks=13290 trklen=47616
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/work03.190 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/work03.190 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/mvscat.191 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/mvscat.191 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/seasik.192 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/seasik.192 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/mvssrc.193 cyls=2226 heads=15 tracks=33390 trklen=56832
15:37:44 HHCDA002E 01B4:File not found or invalid 'dasd/pub004.1b4'
15:37:44 HHCCF044E Initialization failed for device 01B4
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/pub000.240 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/pub000.240 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/mvsdlb.248 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/mvsdlb.248 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/pub002.280 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/pub002.280 cyls=1772 heads=15 tracks=26580 trklen=47616
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/tmptmp.2b1 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/tmptmp.2b1 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/xmit90.2b2 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/xmit90.2b2 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/start1.150 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/start1.150 cyls=808 heads=19 tracks=15352 trklen=13312
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/spool0.151 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/spool0.151 cyls=808 heads=19 tracks=15352 trklen=13312
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbt000.340 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/cbt000.340 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbt001.341 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/cbt001.341 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbt002.342 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/cbt002.342 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbtcat.343 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/cbtcat.343 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/src000.348 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/src000.348 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/src001.349 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/src001.349 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/src002.34a readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/src002.34a cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/srccat.34b readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/srccat.34b cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp001.149 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/smp001.149 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp002.14a readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/smp002.14a cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp003.14b readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/smp003.14b cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp004.14c readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/smp004.14c cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/js2sp0.700 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/js2sp0.700 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dlicat.138 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/dlicat.138 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dlisys.139 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/dlisys.139 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dli000.13a readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/dli000.13a cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dli001.13b readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/dli001.13b cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dli002.13c readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/dli002.13c cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/js3sp0.710 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/js3sp0.710 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/js3res.711 readonly
15:37:44 HHCDA020I dasd/js3res.711 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
15:37:44 HHCTE001I Console connection thread started: tid=00004790, pid=17944
15:37:44 HHCTE003I Waiting for console connection on port 3270
15:37:44 HHCTA066I 0400: option 'level' accepted.
15:37:44 HHCTA066I 0401: option 'level' accepted.
15:37:44 HHCTA066I 0402: option 'level' accepted.
15:37:44 HHCTA066I 0403: option 'level' accepted.
15:37:44 HHCCP002I CPU0000 thread started: tid=00001AE8, pid=17944, priority=0
15:37:44 HHCCP003I CPU0000 architecture mode S/380
15:37:44 HHCTT002I Timer thread started: tid=0000462C, pid=17944, priority=-20
15:37:44 HHCPN001I Control panel thread started: tid=00002AE8, pid=17944
15:37:44 HHCPN008I Script file processing started using file "conf/auto_run.rc"
15:37:44 HHCAO001I Hercules Automatic Operator thread started;
15:37:44 tid=00003358, pri=0, pid=17944
15:37:44 devlist
15:37:44 0:000C 3505 127.0.0.1:3505 sockdev ascii trunc eof
15:37:44 (no one currently connected)
15:37:44 0:000D 3525 pch/pch00d.txt ascii crlf
15:37:44 0:000E 1403 prt/prt00e.txt crlf noclear
15:37:44 0:000F 1403 prt/prt00f.txt crlf noclear
15:37:44 0:001F 3215 *syscons cmdpref(/)
15:37:44 0:00C0 3270
15:37:44 0:00C1 3270
15:37:44 0:00C2 3270
15:37:44 0:00C7 3287
15:37:44 0:010C 3505 jcl/dummy eof
15:37:44 0:0131 2314 dasd/sort01.131 [200 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0132 2314 dasd/sort02.132 [200 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0133 2314 dasd/sort03.133 [200 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0134 2314 dasd/sort04.134 [200 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0135 2314 dasd/sort05.135 [200 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0136 2314 dasd/sort06.136 [200 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0138 2314 dasd/dlicat.138 [200 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0139 2314 dasd/dlisys.139 [200 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:013A 2314 dasd/dli000.13a [200 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:013B 2314 dasd/dli001.13b [200 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:013C 2314 dasd/dli002.13c [200 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0140 3350 dasd/work00.140 [560 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0148 3350 dasd/mvsres.148 [560 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0149 3350 dasd/smp001.149 [560 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:014A 3350 dasd/smp002.14a [560 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:014B 3350 dasd/smp003.14b [560 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:014C 3350 dasd/smp004.14c [560 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0150 3330 dasd/start1.150 [808 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0151 3330 dasd/spool0.151 [808 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0152 3330 dasd/hasp00.152 [404 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0160 3340 dasd/page00.160 [698 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0161 3340 dasd/page01.161 [698 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0162 3340 dasd/page02.162 [698 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0170 3375 dasd/work01.170 [962 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:01A0 3380 dasd/work02.180 [886 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:01B0 3390 dasd/work03.190 [1114 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:01B1 3390 dasd/mvscat.191 [1114 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:01B2 3390 dasd/seasik.192 [1114 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:01B3 3390 dasd/mvssrc.193 [2226 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:01C7 3287
15:37:44 0:0240 3350 dasd/pub000.240 [560 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0248 3350 dasd/mvsdlb.248 [560 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:02A0 3380 dasd/pub002.280 [1772 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:02B1 3390 dasd/tmptmp.2b1 [1114 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:02B2 3390 dasd/xmit90.2b2 [1114 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:030E 1403 log/hardcopy.log crlf noclear
15:37:44 0:0340 3350 dasd/cbt000.340 [555 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0341 3350 dasd/cbt001.341 [555 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0342 3350 dasd/cbt002.342 [555 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0343 3350 dasd/cbtcat.343 [555 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0348 3350 dasd/src000.348 [555 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0349 3350 dasd/src001.349 [555 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:034A 3350 dasd/src002.34a [555 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:034B 3350 dasd/srccat.34b [555 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0400 3420 *
15:37:44 0:0401 3420 *
15:37:44 0:0402 3420 *
15:37:44 0:0403 3420 *
15:37:44 0:0700 3350 dasd/js2sp0.700 [555 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0710 3350 dasd/js3sp0.710 [555 cyls] open
15:37:44 0:0711 3350 dasd/js3res.711 [555 cyls] open
15:37:44 logopt timestamp
15:37:44 HHCPN197I Log option set: TIMESTAMP
15:37:44 panrate 1000
15:37:44 # really need to wait for SVC120I, but if building MVS/380
15:37:44 # or some other stuffup with parms, need to trigger on an
15:37:44 # alternative. First one hit will clear targets.
15:37:44 # If we get a prompt for a device, cancel it
15:37:44 hao tgt IEF238D
15:37:44 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
15:37:44 hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
15:37:44 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
15:37:44 hao tgt HASP395 DYNAMASK
15:37:44 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 1
15:37:44 hao cmd script conf/subjobs_slow.rc
15:37:44 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 1
15:37:44 hao tgt HASP373 SVC120I
15:37:44 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 2
15:37:44 hao cmd script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
15:37:44 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 2
15:37:44 hao tgt HASP436 REPLY
15:37:44 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 3
15:37:44 hao cmd script conf/replyy.rc
15:37:44 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 3
15:37:44 devinit 402 tapes/mftopc.het
15:37:44 HHCTA004I 0402: tapes/mftopc.het is a Hercules Emulated Tape file
15:37:44 HHCPN098I Device 0:0402 initialized
15:37:44 devinit 403 tapes/awstap.aws
15:37:44 HHCTA004I 0403: tapes/awstap.aws is a Hercules Emulated Tape file
15:37:44 HHCPN098I Device 0:0403 initialized
15:37:44 # co will give you a cold start of JES2 which is useful in
15:37:44 # automated runs
15:37:44 /(001F) r 00,clpa,cmd=co
15:37:44 #/r 00,clpa
15:37:44 ipl 148
15:37:44 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
15:37:45 IEA101A SPECIFY SYSTEM PARMS FOR MVS/380 1.2 v03.8 TK3+
15:37:45 HHCCD001I Readahead thread 1 started: tid=0000239C, pid=17944
15:37:45 HHCCD001I Readahead thread 2 started: tid=0000203C, pid=17944
15:37:45 HHCCD002I Writer thread 1 started: tid=00001BF8, pid=17944
15:37:45 HHCCD003I Garbage collector thread started: tid=00003AC0, pid=17944
15:37:45 IEA940I THE FOLLOWING PAGE DATA SETS ARE IN USE
15:37:45 PLPA ... SYS1.PAGELPA
15:37:45 COMMON . SYS1.PAGECSA
15:37:45 DUPLEX . SYS1.DUPLEX
15:37:45 LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL01
15:37:45 LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL02
15:37:45 LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL03
15:37:45 HHCCD002I Writer thread 2 started: tid=000036C4, pid=17944
15:37:46 IEE360I SMF NOW RECORDING ON SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES TIME=04.37.46
15:37:46 IGF992I MIH INIT COMPLETE, PRI=000300, SEC=000015
15:37:46 IEF677I WARNING MESSAGE(S) FOR JOB JES2 ISSUED
15:37:47 *00 $HASP436 REPLY Y OR N TO CONFIRM CHECKPOINT RECORD CHANGE
15:37:47 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/replyy.rc'
15:37:47 script conf/replyy.rc
15:37:47 /(001F) reply 00,y
15:37:47 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
15:37:47 IEE600I REPLY TO 00 IS;SUPPRESSED
15:37:47 $HASP493 JES2 COLD-START IS IN PROGRESS
15:37:47 $HASP412 MAXIMUM OF 1 READER(S) EXCEEDED
15:37:47 04.37.47 IEE041I THE SYSTEM LOG IS NOW ACTIVE
15:37:47 04.37.47 IEE302I 00E ONLINE
15:37:47 04.37.47 IEE302I 00F ONLINE
15:37:47 04.37.47 IEE313I 30E UNIT REF INVALID
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP000 OK
15:37:47 04.37.47 IEE450I 04.37.47 UNIT STATUS 159
15:37:47 UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE
15:37:47 400 3400 O /REMOV 401 3400 O /REMOV
15:37:47 402 3400 O /REMOV
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP000 OK
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP000 OK
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP000 OK
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP000 OK
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP000 OK
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP000 OK
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP000 OK
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP000 OK
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP000 OK
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
15:37:47 04.37.47 $HASP160 PUNCH1 INACTIVE - CLASS=B
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 2 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 2 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 2 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=04.37.47
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 3 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 3 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 3 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=04.37.47
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 4 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 4 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 4 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=04.37.47
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 5 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 5 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 5 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=04.37.47
15:37:47 04.37.47 STC 6 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 6 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 6 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 7 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 7 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 7 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 8 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 8 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 8 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 9 $HASP100 SVC120I ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 9 $HASP373 SVC120I STARTED
15:37:48 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/subjobs_fast.rc'
15:37:48 script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
15:37:48 # Now we know that SVC120I has started. But due to some
15:37:48 # weird pausing, it may get locked out. So clear out
15:37:48 # other triggers and wait on this
15:37:48 hao clear
15:37:48 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
15:37:48 hao tgt HASP250 SVC120I
15:37:48 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
15:37:48 hao cmd script conf/subjobs.rc
15:37:48 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
15:37:48 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 9 IEF403I SVC120I - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 10 $HASP100 DYNABLDL ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 10 $HASP373 DYNABLDL STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 10 IEF403I DYNABLDL - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 11 $HASP100 DYNAMASK ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 11 $HASP373 DYNAMASK STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 11 IEF403I DYNAMASK - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 12 $HASP100 BSPPILOT ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 12 $HASP373 BSPPILOT STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 12 IEF403I BSPPILOT - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 $HASP100 BSPSETPF ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 $HASP373 BSPSETPF STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 IEF403I BSPSETPF - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 14 $HASP100 LOGRECI ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 14 $HASP373 LOGRECI STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 14 IEF403I LOGRECI - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 $HASP100 NET ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 $HASP373 NET STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IEF403I NET - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP309 INIT 1 INACTIVE ******** C=A
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP309 INIT 2 INACTIVE ******** C=BA
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP309 INIT 4 INACTIVE ******** C=SHB
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP309 INIT 5 INACTIVE ******** C=SBA
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP309 INIT 6 INACTIVE ******** C=S
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP309 INIT 7 INACTIVE ******** C=E
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 9 BSPGM40I - 200 MiB MAINSIZE memory available
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 9 BSPGM41I - 2 Partitions of 64 MiB each
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 9 BSPGM78I SVC 120 EP=00FE3248; MVS/380
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 9 IEF404I SVC120I - ENDED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 9 $HASP395 SVC120I ENDED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 9 $HASP150 SVC120I ON PRINTER2 45 LINES
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 9 *$HASP190 SVC120I SETUP -- PRINTER2 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP000 OK
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 9 $HASP250 SVC120I IS PURGED
15:37:48 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/subjobs.rc'
15:37:48 script conf/subjobs.rc
15:37:48 hao clear
15:37:48 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
15:37:48 # Every job gets an NL tape available as input, containing
15:37:48 # some binary of unknown contents, most likely needing to
15:37:48 # be read as RECFM=U, but RECFM=FB and even RECFM=V are also
15:37:48 # possible.
15:37:48 #
15:37:48 # The job also gets an SL tape available for output, and
15:37:48 # again, any type of content can be written to it, and
15:37:48 # with a bit of luck, hetget will be able to extract the
15:37:48 # data you are looking for.
15:37:48 #
15:37:48 # And finally the job gets an SL AWS tape available for
15:37:48 # input and/or output should you wish to construct a
15:37:48 # special tape. Tape must be called AWSTAP. User should
15:37:48 # back the tape up before submitting it, because it will
15:37:48 # be overwritten and anything could go wrong. AWS is
15:37:48 # expected to be exceptional use of this procedure anyway
15:37:48 #
15:37:48 # Only the NL tape needs an explicit mount. The SL tapes
15:37:48 # are premounted before IPL
15:37:48 hao tgt HASP250 MOUNT
15:37:48 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
15:37:48 hao cmd script conf/subjobs2.rc
15:37:48 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
15:37:48 /(001F) M 401,VOL=(NL,PCTOMF)
15:37:48 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 16 $HASP100 MOUNT ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 16 $HASP373 MOUNT STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 16 IEF403I MOUNT - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 16 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,MOUNT,401
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST110I NETWORK SOLICITOR STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST093I APPLJRP ACTIVE
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST093I APPLPIES ACTIVE
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST093I APPLPIAD ACTIVE
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST093I APPLTSO ACTIVE
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST093I APPLTEST ACTIVE
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 10 DYNABLDL STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST093I LCLMAJRP ACTIVE
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST093I LCLMAJ00 ACTIVE
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 17 $HASP100 TSO ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 17 $HASP373 TSO STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 17 IEF403I TSO - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 18 $HASP100 JRP ON STCINRDR
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 18 $HASP373 JRP STARTED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 18 IEF403I JRP - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP000 OK
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP000 OK
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IST020I VTAM INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IEA000I 0C0,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IEA000I 0C1,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 15 IEA000I 0C2,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 10 IEF404I DYNABLDL - ENDED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 10 $HASP395 DYNABLDL ENDED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 10 $HASP150 DYNABLDL ON PRINTER2 21 LINES
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 10 $HASP250 DYNABLDL IS PURGED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 11 DMSK00I DYNAMASK DONE ****
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 11 DMSK06I START
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 11 IEF404I DYNAMASK - ENDED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 11 $HASP395 DYNAMASK ENDED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 11 $HASP150 DYNAMASK ON PRINTER2 30 LINES
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 11 $HASP250 DYNAMASK IS PURGED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 BSPSP91I - Parms passed: NOREPLYU
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 BSPSP93I - PFK definitions will be updated in memory
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 BSPSP22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 BSPSP23I - on volume MVSRES
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK01
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 +BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK02
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 +BSPSP99I - End of processing, MAXRC=0000
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 IEF404I BSPSETPF - ENDED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 $HASP395 BSPSETPF ENDED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 $HASP150 BSPSETPF ON PRINTER2 34 LINES
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 13 $HASP250 BSPSETPF IS PURGED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 14 IFC001I D=3350 N=0B F=01AB0000 L=01AC0005 S=01AB000002 DIP COMPLETE
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 14 IEF404I LOGRECI - ENDED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 14 $HASP395 LOGRECI ENDED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 14 $HASP150 LOGRECI ON PRINTER2 20 LINES
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 14 $HASP250 LOGRECI IS PURGED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 16 IEF404I MOUNT - ENDED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 16 $HASP395 MOUNT ENDED
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 16 $HASP150 MOUNT ON PRINTER2 18 LINES
15:37:48 04.37.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 16 $HASP250 MOUNT IS PURGED
15:37:48 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/subjobs2.rc'
15:37:48 script conf/subjobs2.rc
15:37:48 hao clear
15:37:48 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
15:37:48 # If we get a prompt for a device, cancel it
15:37:48 hao tgt IEF238D
15:37:48 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
15:37:48 hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
15:37:48 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
15:37:48 # If we get a prompt for a catalogue password, answer it
15:37:48 hao tgt IEC301A
15:37:48 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 1
15:37:48 hao cmd script conf/secret.rc
15:37:48 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 1
15:37:48 devinit 401 tapes/pctomf.tdf
15:37:48 HHCTA004I 0401: tapes/pctomf.tdf is a Optical Media Attachment (OMA) tape
15:37:48 HHCPN098I Device 0:0401 initialized
15:37:48 # When we see TERMHERC get purged, our job is done
15:37:48 hao tgt HASP373 TERMHERC
15:37:48 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 2
15:37:48 hao cmd script conf/termherc.rc
15:37:48 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 2
15:37:48 # Now submit the job
15:37:48 devinit 00c jcl/hercauto.jcl eof
15:37:48 HHCSD007I Device 000C unbound from socket 127.0.0.1:3505
15:37:48 HHCSD022I Socketdevice listener thread terminated
15:37:48 HHCPN098I Device 0:000C initialized
15:37:48 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
15:37:48 04.37.48 JOB 1 $HASP100 MVSGCC ON READER1
15:37:48 04.37.48 JOB 2 $HASP100 TERMHERC ON READER1
15:37:48 04.37.48 JOB 1 $HASP373 MVSGCC STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
15:37:48 04.37.48 JOB 1 IEF403I MVSGCC - STARTED - TIME=04.37.48
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 17 IKT007I TCAS ACCEPTING LOGONS
15:37:48 04.37.48 STC 17 IKT005I TCAS IS INITIALIZED
15:37:48 04.37.48 JOB 1 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,MVSGCC,COMP
15:37:49 04.37.49 STC 18 JRPI101 INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
15:37:49 04.37.49 STC 18 *01 JRP100I - ENTER ICLOSE TO SHUT DOWN
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 IEC705I TAPE ON 402,MFTOPC,SL,6250 BPI,MVSGCC,COMP
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 IEF234E K 402,MFTOPC,PVT,MVSGCC,COMP
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 MVSGCC S1 COMP GCC RC= 0000
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 IEF404I MVSGCC - ENDED - TIME=04.37.49
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 $HASP395 MVSGCC ENDED
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 $HASP150 MVSGCC ON PRINTER1 98 LINES
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 *$HASP190 MVSGCC SETUP -- PRINTER1 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
15:37:49 04.37.49 $HASP000 OK
15:37:49 04.37.49 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 1 $HASP250 MVSGCC IS PURGED
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 2 $HASP373 TERMHERC STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
15:37:49 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/termherc.rc'
15:37:49 script conf/termherc.rc
15:37:49 # We do an unnecessary 2-stage terminate, first triggering
15:37:49 # on the start message, then triggering on the purged
15:37:49 # message, to overcome an apparent bug in hercules which
15:37:49 # causes it to sometimes trigger on the wrong jobname.
15:37:49 hao clear
15:37:49 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
15:37:49 hao tgt HASP250 TERMHERC
15:37:49 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
15:37:49 hao cmd script conf/termherc2.rc
15:37:49 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
15:37:49 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 2 IEF403I TERMHERC - STARTED - TIME=04.37.49
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 2 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 2 TERMHERC S1 IEBGENER RC= 0000
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 2 IEF404I TERMHERC - ENDED - TIME=04.37.49
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 2 $HASP395 TERMHERC ENDED
15:37:49 04.37.49 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER2 44 LINES
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER1 1 LINE
15:37:49 04.37.49 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
15:37:49 04.37.49 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
15:37:49 04.37.49 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
15:37:49 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/termherc2.rc'
15:37:49 script conf/termherc2.rc
15:37:49 quit
15:37:49 HHCIN900I Begin Hercules shutdown
15:37:49 HHCIN901I Releasing configuration
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-18 06:49:24 UTC
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In preparation for trying other flavors of
Hercules, I tried switching script from
mvsgcc (GCC compile) to mvshd
(hexdump), which also shaved 1
second off run time, and after 14
successful runs, the console
froze again, but at a different spot:

06.25.48 STC 9 BSPGM40I - 200 MiB MAINSIZE memory available 06.25.48 STC 9 BSPGM41I - 2 Partitions of 64 MiB each 06.25.48 STC 9 BSPGM78I SVC 120 EP=00FE31B0; MVS/380 Command ==> CPU0000 PSW=040C00000002BAB2 24........ instcount=211,556,057


Same symptom at end of hercules.log:

17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
17:25:48 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/termherc2.rc'
17:25:48 script conf/termherc2.rc
17:25:48 quit
17:25:48 HHCIN900I Begin Hercules shutdown
17:25:48 HHCIN901I Releasing configuration


BFN. Paul.




17:25:44 Hercules Version 3.07:380-4.x
17:25:44 (c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
17:25:44 Built on Dec 7 2016 at 12:43:32
17:25:44 Build information:
17:25:44 Windows (MSVC) build for AMD64
17:25:44 Modes: S/370 S/380 ESA/390 z/Arch
17:25:44 Max CPU Engines: 8
17:25:44 Using fthreads instead of pthreads
17:25:44 Dynamic loading support
17:25:44 Using shared libraries
17:25:44 HTTP Server support
17:25:44 No SIGABEND handler
17:25:44 Regular Expressions support
17:25:44 Automatic Operator support
17:25:44 Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8
17:25:44 Running on PAUL-DELL Windows_NT-6.2 AMD64 MP=8
17:25:44 HHCHD018I Loadable module directory is hercules
17:25:44 Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright Bernard van der Helm, 2003-2010
17:25:44 Active: Message Security Assist
17:25:44 Message Security Assist Extension 1
17:25:44 Message Security Assist Extension 2
17:25:44 HHCPN210I Default Allowed AUTOMOUNT directory = "c:\mvs380\"
17:25:44 HHCHT001I HTTP listener thread started: tid=000032EC, pid=14940
17:25:44 HHCCF065I Hercules: tid=00003D48, pid=14940, pgid=14940, priority=8
17:25:44 HHCCF066E Invalid HTTPROOT: "c:\herc380\html": No such file or directory
17:25:44 HHCSD004I Device 000C bound to socket 127.0.0.1:3505
17:25:44 HHCSD020I Socketdevice listener thread started: tid=00003818, pid=14940
17:25:44 HHCCF083I conf/mvs380.conf Including conf/mvs380_DASD.conf at 122 .
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/mvsres.148 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/mvsres.148 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort01.131 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort01.131 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort02.132 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort02.132 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort03.133 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort03.133 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort04.134 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort04.134 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort05.135 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort05.135 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort06.136 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/sort06.136 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/work00.140 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/work00.140 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/hasp00.152 cyls=404 heads=19 tracks=7676 trklen=13312
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/page00.160 cyls=698 heads=12 tracks=8376 trklen=8704
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/page01.161 cyls=698 heads=12 tracks=8376 trklen=8704
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/page02.162 cyls=698 heads=12 tracks=8376 trklen=8704
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/work01.170 cyls=962 heads=12 tracks=11544 trklen=35840
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/work02.180 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/work02.180 cyls=886 heads=15 tracks=13290 trklen=47616
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/work03.190 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/work03.190 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/mvscat.191 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/mvscat.191 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/seasik.192 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/seasik.192 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/mvssrc.193 cyls=2226 heads=15 tracks=33390 trklen=56832
17:25:44 HHCDA002E 01B4:File not found or invalid 'dasd/pub004.1b4'
17:25:44 HHCCF044E Initialization failed for device 01B4
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/pub000.240 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/pub000.240 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/mvsdlb.248 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/mvsdlb.248 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/pub002.280 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/pub002.280 cyls=1772 heads=15 tracks=26580 trklen=47616
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/tmptmp.2b1 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/tmptmp.2b1 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/xmit90.2b2 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/xmit90.2b2 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/start1.150 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/start1.150 cyls=808 heads=19 tracks=15352 trklen=13312
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/spool0.151 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/spool0.151 cyls=808 heads=19 tracks=15352 trklen=13312
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbt000.340 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/cbt000.340 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbt001.341 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/cbt001.341 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbt002.342 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/cbt002.342 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbtcat.343 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/cbtcat.343 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/src000.348 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/src000.348 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/src001.349 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/src001.349 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/src002.34a readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/src002.34a cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/srccat.34b readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/srccat.34b cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp001.149 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/smp001.149 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp002.14a readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/smp002.14a cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp003.14b readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/smp003.14b cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp004.14c readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/smp004.14c cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/js2sp0.700 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/js2sp0.700 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dlicat.138 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/dlicat.138 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dlisys.139 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/dlisys.139 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dli000.13a readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/dli000.13a cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dli001.13b readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/dli001.13b cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dli002.13c readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/dli002.13c cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/js3sp0.710 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/js3sp0.710 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCDA004I opening dasd/js3res.711 readonly
17:25:44 HHCDA020I dasd/js3res.711 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
17:25:44 HHCTE001I Console connection thread started: tid=00001F20, pid=14940
17:25:44 HHCTE003I Waiting for console connection on port 3270
17:25:44 HHCTA066I 0400: option 'level' accepted.
17:25:44 HHCTA066I 0401: option 'level' accepted.
17:25:44 HHCTA066I 0402: option 'level' accepted.
17:25:44 HHCTA066I 0403: option 'level' accepted.
17:25:44 HHCCP002I CPU0000 thread started: tid=00000EA8, pid=14940, priority=0
17:25:44 HHCTT002I Timer thread started: tid=0000469C, pid=14940, priority=-20
17:25:44 HHCCP003I CPU0000 architecture mode S/380
17:25:44 HHCPN001I Control panel thread started: tid=00003D48, pid=14940
17:25:44 HHCAO001I Hercules Automatic Operator thread started;
17:25:44 tid=00002170, pri=0, pid=14940
17:25:44 HHCPN008I Script file processing started using file "conf/auto_run.rc"
17:25:44 devlist
17:25:44 0:000C 3505 127.0.0.1:3505 sockdev ascii trunc eof
17:25:44 (no one currently connected)
17:25:44 0:000D 3525 pch/pch00d.txt ascii crlf
17:25:44 0:000E 1403 prt/prt00e.txt crlf noclear
17:25:44 0:000F 1403 prt/prt00f.txt crlf noclear
17:25:44 0:001F 3215 *syscons cmdpref(/)
17:25:44 0:00C0 3270
17:25:44 0:00C1 3270
17:25:44 0:00C2 3270
17:25:44 0:00C7 3287
17:25:44 0:010C 3505 jcl/dummy eof
17:25:44 0:0131 2314 dasd/sort01.131 [200 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0132 2314 dasd/sort02.132 [200 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0133 2314 dasd/sort03.133 [200 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0134 2314 dasd/sort04.134 [200 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0135 2314 dasd/sort05.135 [200 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0136 2314 dasd/sort06.136 [200 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0138 2314 dasd/dlicat.138 [200 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0139 2314 dasd/dlisys.139 [200 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:013A 2314 dasd/dli000.13a [200 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:013B 2314 dasd/dli001.13b [200 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:013C 2314 dasd/dli002.13c [200 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0140 3350 dasd/work00.140 [560 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0148 3350 dasd/mvsres.148 [560 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0149 3350 dasd/smp001.149 [560 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:014A 3350 dasd/smp002.14a [560 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:014B 3350 dasd/smp003.14b [560 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:014C 3350 dasd/smp004.14c [560 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0150 3330 dasd/start1.150 [808 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0151 3330 dasd/spool0.151 [808 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0152 3330 dasd/hasp00.152 [404 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0160 3340 dasd/page00.160 [698 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0161 3340 dasd/page01.161 [698 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0162 3340 dasd/page02.162 [698 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0170 3375 dasd/work01.170 [962 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:01A0 3380 dasd/work02.180 [886 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:01B0 3390 dasd/work03.190 [1114 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:01B1 3390 dasd/mvscat.191 [1114 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:01B2 3390 dasd/seasik.192 [1114 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:01B3 3390 dasd/mvssrc.193 [2226 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:01C7 3287
17:25:44 0:0240 3350 dasd/pub000.240 [560 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0248 3350 dasd/mvsdlb.248 [560 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:02A0 3380 dasd/pub002.280 [1772 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:02B1 3390 dasd/tmptmp.2b1 [1114 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:02B2 3390 dasd/xmit90.2b2 [1114 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:030E 1403 log/hardcopy.log crlf noclear
17:25:44 0:0340 3350 dasd/cbt000.340 [555 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0341 3350 dasd/cbt001.341 [555 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0342 3350 dasd/cbt002.342 [555 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0343 3350 dasd/cbtcat.343 [555 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0348 3350 dasd/src000.348 [555 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0349 3350 dasd/src001.349 [555 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:034A 3350 dasd/src002.34a [555 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:034B 3350 dasd/srccat.34b [555 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0400 3420 *
17:25:44 0:0401 3420 *
17:25:44 0:0402 3420 *
17:25:44 0:0403 3420 *
17:25:44 0:0700 3350 dasd/js2sp0.700 [555 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0710 3350 dasd/js3sp0.710 [555 cyls] open
17:25:44 0:0711 3350 dasd/js3res.711 [555 cyls] open
17:25:44 logopt timestamp
17:25:44 HHCPN197I Log option set: TIMESTAMP
17:25:44 panrate 1000
17:25:44 # really need to wait for SVC120I, but if building MVS/380
17:25:44 # or some other stuffup with parms, need to trigger on an
17:25:44 # alternative. First one hit will clear targets.
17:25:44 # If we get a prompt for a device, cancel it
17:25:44 hao tgt IEF238D
17:25:44 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
17:25:44 hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
17:25:44 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
17:25:44 hao tgt HASP395 DYNAMASK
17:25:44 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 1
17:25:44 hao cmd script conf/subjobs_slow.rc
17:25:44 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 1
17:25:44 hao tgt HASP373 SVC120I
17:25:44 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 2
17:25:44 hao cmd script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
17:25:44 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 2
17:25:44 hao tgt HASP436 REPLY
17:25:44 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 3
17:25:44 hao cmd script conf/replyy.rc
17:25:44 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 3
17:25:44 devinit 402 tapes/mftopc.het
17:25:44 HHCTA004I 0402: tapes/mftopc.het is a Hercules Emulated Tape file
17:25:44 HHCPN098I Device 0:0402 initialized
17:25:44 devinit 403 tapes/awstap.aws
17:25:44 HHCTA004I 0403: tapes/awstap.aws is a Hercules Emulated Tape file
17:25:44 HHCTA401E 0403: Error opening tapes/awstap.aws: File error(Invalid argument)
17:25:44 HHCPN098I Device 0:0403 initialized
17:25:44 # co will give you a cold start of JES2 which is useful in
17:25:44 # automated runs
17:25:44 /(001F) r 00,clpa,cmd=co
17:25:44 #/r 00,clpa
17:25:44 ipl 148
17:25:44 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
17:25:45 IEA101A SPECIFY SYSTEM PARMS FOR MVS/380 1.2 v03.8 TK3+
17:25:45 HHCCD001I Readahead thread 1 started: tid=000045D8, pid=14940
17:25:45 HHCCD001I Readahead thread 2 started: tid=000042E4, pid=14940
17:25:45 HHCCD002I Writer thread 1 started: tid=00003D40, pid=14940
17:25:45 HHCCD003I Garbage collector thread started: tid=00002C78, pid=14940
17:25:45 IEA940I THE FOLLOWING PAGE DATA SETS ARE IN USE
17:25:45 PLPA ... SYS1.PAGELPA
17:25:45 COMMON . SYS1.PAGECSA
17:25:45 DUPLEX . SYS1.DUPLEX
17:25:45 LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL01
17:25:45 LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL02
17:25:45 LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL03
17:25:45 HHCCD002I Writer thread 2 started: tid=0000427C, pid=14940
17:25:46 *IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES
17:25:46 IEE360I SMF NOW RECORDING ON SYS1.MANY ON MVSRES TIME=06.25.46
17:25:46 IGF992I MIH INIT COMPLETE, PRI=000300, SEC=000015
17:25:47 IEF677I WARNING MESSAGE(S) FOR JOB JES2 ISSUED
17:25:47 *00 $HASP436 REPLY Y OR N TO CONFIRM CHECKPOINT RECORD CHANGE
17:25:47 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/replyy.rc'
17:25:47 script conf/replyy.rc
17:25:47 /(001F) reply 00,y
17:25:47 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
17:25:47 IEE600I REPLY TO 00 IS;SUPPRESSED
17:25:47 $HASP493 JES2 COLD-START IS IN PROGRESS
17:25:47 $HASP412 MAXIMUM OF 1 READER(S) EXCEEDED
17:25:47 06.25.47 IEE041I THE SYSTEM LOG IS NOW ACTIVE
17:25:47 06.25.47 IEE302I 00E ONLINE
17:25:47 06.25.47 IEE302I 00F ONLINE
17:25:47 06.25.47 IEE313I 30E UNIT REF INVALID
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP000 OK
17:25:47 06.25.47 IEE450I 06.25.47 UNIT STATUS 160
17:25:47 UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE
17:25:47 400 3400 O /REMOV 401 3400 O /REMOV
17:25:47 402 3400 O /REMOV
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP000 OK
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP000 OK
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP000 OK
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP000 OK
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP000 OK
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP000 OK
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP000 OK
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP000 OK
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP000 OK
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
17:25:47 06.25.47 $HASP160 PUNCH1 INACTIVE - CLASS=B
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 2 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 2 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 2 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=06.25.47
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 3 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 3 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 3 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=06.25.47
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 4 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 4 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 4 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=06.25.47
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 5 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 5 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 5 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=06.25.47
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 6 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 6 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 6 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=06.25.47
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 7 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
17:25:47 06.25.47 STC 7 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.47 STC 7 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=06.25.47
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 8 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 8 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 8 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 9 $HASP100 SVC120I ON STCINRDR
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 9 $HASP373 SVC120I STARTED
17:25:48 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/subjobs_fast.rc'
17:25:48 script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
17:25:48 # Now we know that SVC120I has started. But due to some
17:25:48 # weird pausing, it may get locked out. So clear out
17:25:48 # other triggers and wait on this
17:25:48 hao clear
17:25:48 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
17:25:48 hao tgt HASP250 SVC120I
17:25:48 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
17:25:48 hao cmd script conf/subjobs.rc
17:25:48 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
17:25:48 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 9 IEF403I SVC120I - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 10 $HASP100 DYNABLDL ON STCINRDR
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 10 $HASP373 DYNABLDL STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 10 IEF403I DYNABLDL - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 11 $HASP100 DYNAMASK ON STCINRDR
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 11 $HASP373 DYNAMASK STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 11 IEF403I DYNAMASK - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 12 $HASP100 BSPPILOT ON STCINRDR
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 12 $HASP373 BSPPILOT STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 12 IEF403I BSPPILOT - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 $HASP100 BSPSETPF ON STCINRDR
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 $HASP373 BSPSETPF STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 IEF403I BSPSETPF - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 14 $HASP100 LOGRECI ON STCINRDR
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 14 $HASP373 LOGRECI STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 14 IEF403I LOGRECI - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 $HASP100 NET ON STCINRDR
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 $HASP373 NET STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IEF403I NET - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP309 INIT 1 INACTIVE ******** C=A
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP309 INIT 2 INACTIVE ******** C=BA
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP309 INIT 4 INACTIVE ******** C=SHB
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP309 INIT 5 INACTIVE ******** C=SBA
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP309 INIT 6 INACTIVE ******** C=S
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP309 INIT 7 INACTIVE ******** C=E
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 9 BSPGM40I - 200 MiB MAINSIZE memory available
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 9 BSPGM41I - 2 Partitions of 64 MiB each
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 9 BSPGM78I SVC 120 EP=00FE31B0; MVS/380
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 9 IEF404I SVC120I - ENDED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 9 $HASP395 SVC120I ENDED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 9 $HASP150 SVC120I ON PRINTER2 45 LINES
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 9 *$HASP190 SVC120I SETUP -- PRINTER2 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP000 OK
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 9 $HASP250 SVC120I IS PURGED
17:25:48 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/subjobs.rc'
17:25:48 script conf/subjobs.rc
17:25:48 hao clear
17:25:48 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
17:25:48 # Every job gets an NL tape available as input, containing
17:25:48 # some binary of unknown contents, most likely needing to
17:25:48 # be read as RECFM=U, but RECFM=FB and even RECFM=V are also
17:25:48 # possible.
17:25:48 #
17:25:48 # The job also gets an SL tape available for output, and
17:25:48 # again, any type of content can be written to it, and
17:25:48 # with a bit of luck, hetget will be able to extract the
17:25:48 # data you are looking for.
17:25:48 #
17:25:48 # And finally the job gets an SL AWS tape available for
17:25:48 # input and/or output should you wish to construct a
17:25:48 # special tape. Tape must be called AWSTAP. User should
17:25:48 # back the tape up before submitting it, because it will
17:25:48 # be overwritten and anything could go wrong. AWS is
17:25:48 # expected to be exceptional use of this procedure anyway
17:25:48 #
17:25:48 # Only the NL tape needs an explicit mount. The SL tapes
17:25:48 # are premounted before IPL
17:25:48 hao tgt HASP250 MOUNT
17:25:48 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
17:25:48 hao cmd script conf/subjobs2.rc
17:25:48 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
17:25:48 /(001F) M 401,VOL=(NL,PCTOMF)
17:25:48 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 16 $HASP100 MOUNT ON STCINRDR
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 16 $HASP373 MOUNT STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 16 IEF403I MOUNT - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 16 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,MOUNT,401
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST110I NETWORK SOLICITOR STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST093I APPLJRP ACTIVE
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST093I APPLPIES ACTIVE
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST093I APPLPIAD ACTIVE
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 10 DYNABLDL STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST093I APPLTSO ACTIVE
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST093I APPLTEST ACTIVE
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 10 IEF404I DYNABLDL - ENDED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 10 $HASP395 DYNABLDL ENDED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 10 $HASP150 DYNABLDL ON PRINTER2 21 LINES
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 10 $HASP250 DYNABLDL IS PURGED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST093I LCLMAJRP ACTIVE
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST093I LCLMAJ00 ACTIVE
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 17 $HASP100 TSO ON STCINRDR
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 17 $HASP373 TSO STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 17 IEF403I TSO - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 18 $HASP100 JRP ON STCINRDR
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 18 $HASP373 JRP STARTED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 18 IEF403I JRP - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP000 OK
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP000 OK
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IST020I VTAM INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IEA000I 0C0,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IEA000I 0C1,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 15 IEA000I 0C2,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 11 DMSK00I DYNAMASK DONE ****
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 11 DMSK06I START
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 11 IEF404I DYNAMASK - ENDED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 11 $HASP395 DYNAMASK ENDED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 11 $HASP150 DYNAMASK ON PRINTER2 30 LINES
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 11 $HASP250 DYNAMASK IS PURGED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 BSPSP91I - Parms passed: NOREPLYU
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 BSPSP93I - PFK definitions will be updated in memory
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 BSPSP22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 BSPSP23I - on volume MVSRES
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK01
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 +BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK02
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 +BSPSP99I - End of processing, MAXRC=0000
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 IEF404I BSPSETPF - ENDED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 $HASP395 BSPSETPF ENDED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 $HASP150 BSPSETPF ON PRINTER2 34 LINES
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 13 $HASP250 BSPSETPF IS PURGED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 14 IFC001I D=3350 N=0B F=01AB0000 L=01AC0005 S=01AB000002 DIP COMPLETE
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 14 IEF404I LOGRECI - ENDED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 14 $HASP395 LOGRECI ENDED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 14 $HASP150 LOGRECI ON PRINTER2 20 LINES
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 14 $HASP250 LOGRECI IS PURGED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 16 IEF404I MOUNT - ENDED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 16 $HASP395 MOUNT ENDED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 16 $HASP150 MOUNT ON PRINTER2 18 LINES
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 16 $HASP250 MOUNT IS PURGED
17:25:48 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/subjobs2.rc'
17:25:48 script conf/subjobs2.rc
17:25:48 hao clear
17:25:48 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
17:25:48 # If we get a prompt for a device, cancel it
17:25:48 hao tgt IEF238D
17:25:48 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
17:25:48 hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
17:25:48 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
17:25:48 # If we get a prompt for a catalogue password, answer it
17:25:48 hao tgt IEC301A
17:25:48 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 1
17:25:48 hao cmd script conf/secret.rc
17:25:48 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 1
17:25:48 devinit 401 tapes/pctomf.tdf
17:25:48 HHCTA004I 0401: tapes/pctomf.tdf is a Optical Media Attachment (OMA) tape
17:25:48 HHCPN098I Device 0:0401 initialized
17:25:48 # When we see TERMHERC get purged, our job is done
17:25:48 hao tgt HASP373 TERMHERC
17:25:48 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 2
17:25:48 hao cmd script conf/termherc.rc
17:25:48 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 2
17:25:48 # Now submit the job
17:25:48 devinit 00c jcl/hercauto.jcl eof
17:25:48 HHCSD007I Device 000C unbound from socket 127.0.0.1:3505
17:25:48 HHCSD022I Socketdevice listener thread terminated
17:25:48 HHCPN098I Device 0:000C initialized
17:25:48 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 $HASP100 HEXDUMP ON READER1
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 2 $HASP100 TERMHERC ON READER1
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 $HASP373 HEXDUMP STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 IEF403I HEXDUMP - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,HEXDUMP,HEXDUMP
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 17 IKT007I TCAS ACCEPTING LOGONS
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 17 IKT005I TCAS IS INITIALIZED
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 18 JRPI101 INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
17:25:48 06.25.48 STC 18 *01 JRP100I - ENTER ICLOSE TO SHUT DOWN
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 IEC705I TAPE ON 402,MFTOPC,SL,6250 BPI,HEXDUMP,HEXDUMP
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 IEF234E K 402,MFTOPC,PVT,HEXDUMP,HEXDUMP
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 HEXDUMP HEXDUMP HEXDUMP RC= 0000
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 IEF404I HEXDUMP - ENDED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 $HASP395 HEXDUMP ENDED
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 $HASP150 HEXDUMP ON PRINTER1 58 LINES
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 *$HASP190 HEXDUMP SETUP -- PRINTER1 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP000 OK
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 1 $HASP250 HEXDUMP IS PURGED
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 2 $HASP373 TERMHERC STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
17:25:48 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/termherc.rc'
17:25:48 script conf/termherc.rc
17:25:48 # We do an unnecessary 2-stage terminate, first triggering
17:25:48 # on the start message, then triggering on the purged
17:25:48 # message, to overcome an apparent bug in hercules which
17:25:48 # causes it to sometimes trigger on the wrong jobname.
17:25:48 hao clear
17:25:48 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
17:25:48 hao tgt HASP250 TERMHERC
17:25:48 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
17:25:48 hao cmd script conf/termherc2.rc
17:25:48 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
17:25:48 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 2 IEF403I TERMHERC - STARTED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 2 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 2 TERMHERC S1 IEBGENER RC= 0000
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 2 IEF404I TERMHERC - ENDED - TIME=06.25.48
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 2 $HASP395 TERMHERC ENDED
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER2 44 LINES
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER1 1 LINE
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
17:25:48 06.25.48 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
17:25:48 06.25.48 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
17:25:48 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/termherc2.rc'
17:25:48 script conf/termherc2.rc
17:25:48 quit
17:25:48 HHCIN900I Begin Hercules shutdown
17:25:48 HHCIN901I Releasing configuration
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-18 10:57:30 UTC
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It took some effort, but I managed to dumb
MVS/380 down to a level that standard
Hercules could cope with. Hercules 3.08
and 3.12 (32-bit) had the same problem
with Hercules/380 3.07 64-bit.

After 47 runs, the Hercules 3.12 console hung here:

10.50.09 STC 5 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09 Command ==> CPU0000 PSW=070C0000000312B4 24........ instcount=312,898,491


The end of hercules.log is a little different
from my flavor of 3.07:

21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
21:50:10 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/termherc2.rc'
21:50:10 script conf/termherc2.rc
21:50:10 quit
21:50:10 HHCIN900I Begin Hercules shutdown
21:50:10 HHCIN901I Releasing configuration
21:51:09 HHCIN023W CLOSE Event received, SHUTDOWN previously requested...

Full log below.

Thanks. Paul.



21:50:06 Hercules Version 3.12
21:50:06 (c)Copyright 1999-2015 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
21:50:06 Built on Nov 26 2015 at 18:05:07
21:50:06 Build information:
21:50:06 Windows (MSVC) build for i386
21:50:06 Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/Arch
21:50:06 Max CPU Engines: 8
21:50:06 Using fthreads instead of pthreads
21:50:06 Dynamic loading support
21:50:06 Using shared libraries
21:50:06 HTTP Server support
21:50:06 No SIGABEND handler
21:50:06 Regular Expressions support
21:50:06 Automatic Operator support
21:50:06 Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8 fetch_dw store_dw
21:50:06 Running on PAUL-DELL Windows_NT-6.2 i686 MP=8
21:50:06 HHCHD018I Loadable module directory is hercules
21:50:06 Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright Bernard van der Helm, 2003-2010
21:50:06 Active: Message Security Assist
21:50:06 Message Security Assist Extension 1
21:50:06 Message Security Assist Extension 2
21:50:06 Message Security Assist Extension 3
21:50:06 Message Security Assist Extension 4
21:50:06 HHCPN210I Default Allowed AUTOMOUNT directory = "c:\mvs380\"
21:50:06 HHCCF065I Hercules: tid=000022DC, pid=12688, pgid=12688, priority=8
21:50:06 HHCHT001I HTTP listener thread started: tid=00003A14, pid=12688
21:50:06 HHCHT013I Using HTTPROOT directory "c:\herc380\html\"
21:50:06 HHCHT006I Waiting for HTTP requests on port 8081
21:50:06 HHCSD004I Device 000C bound to socket 127.0.0.1:3505
21:50:06 HHCSD020I Socketdevice listener thread started: tid=00001FE0, pid=12688
21:50:06 HHCCF083I conf/mvs380.conf Including conf/mvs380_DASD.conf at 122 .
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/mvsres.148 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/mvsres.148 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort01.131 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/sort01.131 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort02.132 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/sort02.132 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort03.133 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/sort03.133 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort04.134 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/sort04.134 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort05.135 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/sort05.135 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/sort06.136 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/sort06.136 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/work00.140 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/work00.140 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/hasp00.152 cyls=404 heads=19 tracks=7676 trklen=13312
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/page00.160 cyls=698 heads=12 tracks=8376 trklen=8704
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/page01.161 cyls=698 heads=12 tracks=8376 trklen=8704
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/page02.162 cyls=698 heads=12 tracks=8376 trklen=8704
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/work01.170 cyls=962 heads=12 tracks=11544 trklen=35840
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/work02.180 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/work02.180 cyls=886 heads=15 tracks=13290 trklen=47616
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/work03.190 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/work03.190 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/mvscat.191 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/mvscat.191 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/seasik.192 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/seasik.192 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/mvssrc.193 cyls=2226 heads=15 tracks=33390 trklen=56832
21:50:06 HHCDA002E 01B4:File not found or invalid 'dasd/pub004.1b4'
21:50:06 HHCCF044E Initialization failed for device 01B4
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/pub000.240 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/pub000.240 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/mvsdlb.248 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/mvsdlb.248 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/pub002.280 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/pub002.280 cyls=1772 heads=15 tracks=26580 trklen=47616
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/tmptmp.2b1 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/tmptmp.2b1 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/xmit90.2b2 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/xmit90.2b2 cyls=1114 heads=15 tracks=16710 trklen=56832
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/start1.150 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/start1.150 cyls=808 heads=19 tracks=15352 trklen=13312
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/spool0.151 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/spool0.151 cyls=808 heads=19 tracks=15352 trklen=13312
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbt000.340 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/cbt000.340 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbt001.341 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/cbt001.341 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbt002.342 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/cbt002.342 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/cbtcat.343 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/cbtcat.343 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/src000.348 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/src000.348 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/src001.349 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/src001.349 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/src002.34a readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/src002.34a cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/srccat.34b readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/srccat.34b cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp001.149 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/smp001.149 cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp002.14a readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/smp002.14a cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp003.14b readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/smp003.14b cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/smp004.14c readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/smp004.14c cyls=560 heads=30 tracks=16800 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/js2sp0.700 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/js2sp0.700 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dlicat.138 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/dlicat.138 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dlisys.139 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/dlisys.139 cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dli000.13a readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/dli000.13a cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dli001.13b readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/dli001.13b cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/dli002.13c readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/dli002.13c cyls=200 heads=20 tracks=4000 trklen=7680
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/js3sp0.710 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/js3sp0.710 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCDA004I opening dasd/js3res.711 readonly
21:50:06 HHCDA020I dasd/js3res.711 cyls=555 heads=30 tracks=16650 trklen=19456
21:50:06 HHCTE001I Console connection thread started: tid=000045AC, pid=12688
21:50:06 HHCTE003I Waiting for console connection on port 3270
21:50:06 HHCTA066I 0400: option 'level' accepted.
21:50:06 HHCTA066I 0401: option 'level' accepted.
21:50:06 HHCTA066I 0402: option 'level' accepted.
21:50:06 HHCTA066I 0403: option 'level' accepted.
21:50:06 HHCCP002I CPU0000 thread started: tid=00003E34, pid=12688, priority=0
21:50:06 HHCCP003I CPU0000 architecture mode S/370
21:50:06 HHCPN001I Control panel thread started: tid=000022DC, pid=12688
21:50:06 HHCTT002I Timer thread started: tid=000012F4, pid=12688, priority=-20
21:50:06 HHCPN008I Script file processing started using file "conf/auto_run.rc"
21:50:06 HHCAO001I Hercules Automatic Operator thread started;
21:50:06 tid=000048BC, pri=0, pid=12688
21:50:06 devlist
21:50:06 0:000C 3505 127.0.0.1:3505 sockdev ascii trunc eof
21:50:06 (no one currently connected)
21:50:06 0:000D 3525 pch/pch00d.txt ascii crlf
21:50:06 0:000E 1403 prt/prt00e.txt crlf noclear print fcbck
21:50:06 0:000F 1403 prt/prt00f.txt crlf noclear print fcbck
21:50:06 0:001F 3215 *syscons cmdpref(/)
21:50:06 0:00C0 3270
21:50:06 0:00C1 3270
21:50:06 0:00C2 3270
21:50:06 0:00C7 3287
21:50:06 0:010C 3505 jcl/dummy eof
21:50:06 0:0131 2314 dasd/sort01.131 [200 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0132 2314 dasd/sort02.132 [200 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0133 2314 dasd/sort03.133 [200 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0134 2314 dasd/sort04.134 [200 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0135 2314 dasd/sort05.135 [200 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0136 2314 dasd/sort06.136 [200 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0138 2314 dasd/dlicat.138 [200 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0139 2314 dasd/dlisys.139 [200 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:013A 2314 dasd/dli000.13a [200 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:013B 2314 dasd/dli001.13b [200 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:013C 2314 dasd/dli002.13c [200 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0140 3350 dasd/work00.140 [560 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0148 3350 dasd/mvsres.148 [560 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0149 3350 dasd/smp001.149 [560 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:014A 3350 dasd/smp002.14a [560 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:014B 3350 dasd/smp003.14b [560 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:014C 3350 dasd/smp004.14c [560 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0150 3330 dasd/start1.150 [808 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0151 3330 dasd/spool0.151 [808 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0152 3330 dasd/hasp00.152 [404 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0160 3340 dasd/page00.160 [698 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0161 3340 dasd/page01.161 [698 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0162 3340 dasd/page02.162 [698 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0170 3375 dasd/work01.170 [962 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:01A0 3380 dasd/work02.180 [886 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:01B0 3390 dasd/work03.190 [1114 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:01B1 3390 dasd/mvscat.191 [1114 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:01B2 3390 dasd/seasik.192 [1114 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:01B3 3390 dasd/mvssrc.193 [2226 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:01C7 3287
21:50:06 0:0240 3350 dasd/pub000.240 [560 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0248 3350 dasd/mvsdlb.248 [560 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:02A0 3380 dasd/pub002.280 [1772 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:02B1 3390 dasd/tmptmp.2b1 [1114 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:02B2 3390 dasd/xmit90.2b2 [1114 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:030E 1403 log/hardcopy.log crlf noclear print fcbck
21:50:06 0:0340 3350 dasd/cbt000.340 [555 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0341 3350 dasd/cbt001.341 [555 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0342 3350 dasd/cbt002.342 [555 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0343 3350 dasd/cbtcat.343 [555 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0348 3350 dasd/src000.348 [555 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0349 3350 dasd/src001.349 [555 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:034A 3350 dasd/src002.34a [555 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:034B 3350 dasd/srccat.34b [555 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0400 3420 *
21:50:06 0:0401 3420 *
21:50:06 0:0402 3420 *
21:50:06 0:0403 3420 *
21:50:06 0:0700 3350 dasd/js2sp0.700 [555 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0710 3350 dasd/js3sp0.710 [555 cyls] open
21:50:06 0:0711 3350 dasd/js3res.711 [555 cyls] open
21:50:06 logopt timestamp
21:50:06 HHCPN197I Log option set: TIMESTAMP
21:50:06 panrate 1000
21:50:06 # really need to wait for SVC120I, but if building MVS/380
21:50:06 # or some other stuffup with parms, need to trigger on an
21:50:06 # alternative. First one hit will clear targets.
21:50:06 # If we get a prompt for a device, cancel it
21:50:06 hao tgt IEF238D
21:50:06 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
21:50:06 hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
21:50:06 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
21:50:06 hao tgt HASP395 DYNAMASK
21:50:06 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 1
21:50:06 hao cmd script conf/subjobs_slow.rc
21:50:06 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 1
21:50:06 hao tgt HASP373 SVC120I
21:50:06 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 2
21:50:06 hao cmd script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
21:50:06 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 2
21:50:06 hao tgt HASP436 REPLY
21:50:06 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 3
21:50:06 hao cmd script conf/replyy.rc
21:50:06 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 3
21:50:06 devinit 402 tapes/mftopc.het
21:50:06 HHCTA004I 0402: tapes/mftopc.het is a Hercules Emulated Tape file
21:50:06 HHCPN098I Device 0:0402 initialized
21:50:06 devinit 403 tapes/awstap.aws
21:50:06 HHCTA004I 0403: tapes/awstap.aws is a Hercules Emulated Tape file
21:50:06 HHCPN098I Device 0:0403 initialized
21:50:06 # co will give you a cold start of JES2 which is useful in
21:50:06 # automated runs
21:50:06 /(001F) r 00,clpa,cmd=co
21:50:06 #/r 00,clpa
21:50:06 ipl 148
21:50:06 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
21:50:06 IEA101A SPECIFY SYSTEM PARMS FOR MVS/380 1.2 v03.8 TK3+
21:50:06 HHCCD001I Readahead thread 1 started: tid=00003440, pid=12688
21:50:06 HHCCD001I Readahead thread 2 started: tid=0000321C, pid=12688
21:50:06 HHCCD002I Writer thread 1 started: tid=00003DE8, pid=12688
21:50:06 HHCCD003I Garbage collector thread started: tid=00002FA8, pid=12688
21:50:06 IEA940I THE FOLLOWING PAGE DATA SETS ARE IN USE
21:50:06 PLPA ... SYS1.PAGELPA
21:50:06 COMMON . SYS1.PAGECSA
21:50:06 DUPLEX . SYS1.DUPLEX
21:50:06 LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL01
21:50:06 LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL02
21:50:06 LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL03
21:50:06 HHCCD002I Writer thread 2 started: tid=00004880, pid=12688
21:50:08 *IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES
21:50:08 IEE360I SMF NOW RECORDING ON SYS1.MANY ON MVSRES TIME=10.50.08
21:50:08 IGF992I MIH INIT COMPLETE, PRI=000300, SEC=000015
21:50:08 IEF677I WARNING MESSAGE(S) FOR JOB JES2 ISSUED
21:50:08 *00 $HASP436 REPLY Y OR N TO CONFIRM CHECKPOINT RECORD CHANGE
21:50:08 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/replyy.rc'
21:50:08 script conf/replyy.rc
21:50:08 /(001F) reply 00,y
21:50:08 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
21:50:08 IEE600I REPLY TO 00 IS;SUPPRESSED
21:50:08 $HASP493 JES2 COLD-START IS IN PROGRESS
21:50:09 $HASP412 MAXIMUM OF 1 READER(S) EXCEEDED
21:50:09 10.50.09 IEE041I THE SYSTEM LOG IS NOW ACTIVE
21:50:09 10.50.09 IEE302I 00E ONLINE
21:50:09 10.50.09 IEE302I 00F ONLINE
21:50:09 10.50.09 IEE313I 30E UNIT REF INVALID
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP000 OK
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP000 OK
21:50:09 10.50.09 IEE450I 10.50.09 UNIT STATUS 161
21:50:09 UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE
21:50:09 400 3400 O /REMOV 401 3400 O /REMOV
21:50:09 402 3400 O /REMOV
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP000 OK
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP000 OK
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP000 OK
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP000 OK
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP000 OK
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP000 OK
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP000 OK
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP000 OK
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP160 PUNCH1 INACTIVE - CLASS=B
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 2 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 2 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 2 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 3 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 3 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 3 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 4 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 4 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 4 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 5 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 5 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 5 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 6 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 6 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 6 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 7 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 7 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 7 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 8 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 8 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 8 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 9 $HASP100 SVC120I ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 9 $HASP373 SVC120I STARTED
21:50:09 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/subjobs_fast.rc'
21:50:09 script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
21:50:09 # Now we know that SVC120I has started. But due to some
21:50:09 # weird pausing, it may get locked out. So clear out
21:50:09 # other triggers and wait on this
21:50:09 hao clear
21:50:09 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
21:50:09 hao tgt HASP250 SVC120I
21:50:09 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
21:50:09 hao cmd script conf/subjobs.rc
21:50:09 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
21:50:09 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 9 IEF403I SVC120I - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 10 $HASP100 DYNABLDL ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 10 $HASP373 DYNABLDL STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 10 IEF403I DYNABLDL - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 11 $HASP100 DYNAMASK ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 11 $HASP373 DYNAMASK STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 11 IEF403I DYNAMASK - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 12 $HASP100 BSPPILOT ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 12 $HASP373 BSPPILOT STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 12 IEF403I BSPPILOT - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 13 $HASP100 BSPSETPF ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 13 $HASP373 BSPSETPF STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 13 IEF403I BSPSETPF - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 14 $HASP100 LOGRECI ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 14 $HASP373 LOGRECI STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 14 IEF403I LOGRECI - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 15 $HASP100 NET ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 15 $HASP373 NET STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 15 IEF403I NET - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP309 INIT 1 INACTIVE ******** C=A
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP309 INIT 2 INACTIVE ******** C=BA
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP309 INIT 4 INACTIVE ******** C=SHB
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP309 INIT 5 INACTIVE ******** C=SBA
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP309 INIT 6 INACTIVE ******** C=S
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP309 INIT 7 INACTIVE ******** C=E
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 9 BSPGM39E - Hercules and MVS 380 mods required
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 9 IEF404I SVC120I - ENDED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 9 $HASP395 SVC120I ENDED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 9 $HASP150 SVC120I ON PRINTER2 41 LINES
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 9 *$HASP190 SVC120I SETUP -- PRINTER2 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP000 OK
21:50:09 10.50.09 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 9 $HASP250 SVC120I IS PURGED
21:50:09 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/subjobs.rc'
21:50:09 script conf/subjobs.rc
21:50:09 hao clear
21:50:09 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
21:50:09 # Every job gets an NL tape available as input, containing
21:50:09 # some binary of unknown contents, most likely needing to
21:50:09 # be read as RECFM=U, but RECFM=FB and even RECFM=V are also
21:50:09 # possible.
21:50:09 #
21:50:09 # The job also gets an SL tape available for output, and
21:50:09 # again, any type of content can be written to it, and
21:50:09 # with a bit of luck, hetget will be able to extract the
21:50:09 # data you are looking for.
21:50:09 #
21:50:09 # And finally the job gets an SL AWS tape available for
21:50:09 # input and/or output should you wish to construct a
21:50:09 # special tape. Tape must be called AWSTAP. User should
21:50:09 # back the tape up before submitting it, because it will
21:50:09 # be overwritten and anything could go wrong. AWS is
21:50:09 # expected to be exceptional use of this procedure anyway
21:50:09 #
21:50:09 # Only the NL tape needs an explicit mount. The SL tapes
21:50:09 # are premounted before IPL
21:50:09 hao tgt HASP250 MOUNT
21:50:09 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
21:50:09 hao cmd script conf/subjobs2.rc
21:50:09 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
21:50:09 /(001F) M 401,VOL=(NL,PCTOMF)
21:50:09 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 16 $HASP100 MOUNT ON STCINRDR
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 16 $HASP373 MOUNT STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 16 IEF403I MOUNT - STARTED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 16 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,MOUNT,401
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 10 DYNABLDL STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 15 IST110I NETWORK SOLICITOR STARTED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 10 IEF404I DYNABLDL - ENDED - TIME=10.50.09
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 10 $HASP395 DYNABLDL ENDED
21:50:09 10.50.09 STC 10 $HASP150 DYNABLDL ON PRINTER2 21 LINES
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 10 $HASP250 DYNABLDL IS PURGED
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 15 IST093I APPLJRP ACTIVE
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 15 IST093I APPLPIES ACTIVE
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 15 IST093I APPLPIAD ACTIVE
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 15 IST093I APPLTSO ACTIVE
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 15 IST093I APPLTEST ACTIVE
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 15 IST093I LCLMAJRP ACTIVE
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 15 IST093I LCLMAJ00 ACTIVE
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 17 $HASP100 TSO ON STCINRDR
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 17 $HASP373 TSO STARTED
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 17 IEF403I TSO - STARTED - TIME=10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 18 $HASP100 JRP ON STCINRDR
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP000 OK
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP000 OK
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 15 IST020I VTAM INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 18 $HASP373 JRP STARTED
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 18 IEF403I JRP - STARTED - TIME=10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 15 IEA000I 0C0,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 15 IEA000I 0C1,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 15 IEA000I 0C2,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 11 DMSK00I DYNAMASK DONE ****
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 11 DMSK06I START
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 11 IEF404I DYNAMASK - ENDED - TIME=10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 11 $HASP395 DYNAMASK ENDED
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 11 $HASP150 DYNAMASK ON PRINTER2 30 LINES
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 11 $HASP250 DYNAMASK IS PURGED
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 BSPSP91I - Parms passed: NOREPLYU
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 BSPSP93I - PFK definitions will be updated in memory
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 BSPSP22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 BSPSP23I - on volume MVSRES
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK01
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 +BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK02
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 +BSPSP99I - End of processing, MAXRC=0000
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 IEF404I BSPSETPF - ENDED - TIME=10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 $HASP395 BSPSETPF ENDED
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 $HASP150 BSPSETPF ON PRINTER2 34 LINES
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 13 $HASP250 BSPSETPF IS PURGED
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 14 IFC001I D=3350 N=0B F=01AB0000 L=01AC0005 S=01AB000002 DIP COMPLETE
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 14 IEF404I LOGRECI - ENDED - TIME=10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 14 $HASP395 LOGRECI ENDED
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 14 $HASP150 LOGRECI ON PRINTER2 20 LINES
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 14 $HASP250 LOGRECI IS PURGED
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 16 IEF404I MOUNT - ENDED - TIME=10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 16 $HASP395 MOUNT ENDED
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 16 $HASP150 MOUNT ON PRINTER2 18 LINES
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 16 $HASP250 MOUNT IS PURGED
21:50:10 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/subjobs2.rc'
21:50:10 script conf/subjobs2.rc
21:50:10 hao clear
21:50:10 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
21:50:10 # If we get a prompt for a device, cancel it
21:50:10 hao tgt IEF238D
21:50:10 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
21:50:10 hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
21:50:10 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
21:50:10 # If we get a prompt for a catalogue password, answer it
21:50:10 hao tgt IEC301A
21:50:10 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 1
21:50:10 hao cmd script conf/secret.rc
21:50:10 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 1
21:50:10 devinit 401 tapes/pctomf.tdf
21:50:10 HHCTA004I 0401: tapes/pctomf.tdf is a Optical Media Attachment (OMA) tape
21:50:10 HHCPN098I Device 0:0401 initialized
21:50:10 # When we see TERMHERC get purged, our job is done
21:50:10 hao tgt HASP373 TERMHERC
21:50:10 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 2
21:50:10 hao cmd script conf/termherc.rc
21:50:10 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 2
21:50:10 # Now submit the job
21:50:10 devinit 00c jcl/hercauto.jcl eof
21:50:10 HHCSD007I Device 000C unbound from socket 127.0.0.1:3505
21:50:10 HHCSD022I Socketdevice listener thread terminated
21:50:10 HHCPN098I Device 0:000C initialized
21:50:10 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 $HASP100 HEXDUMP ON READER1
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 2 $HASP100 TERMHERC ON READER1
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 $HASP373 HEXDUMP STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 IEF403I HEXDUMP - STARTED - TIME=10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,HEXDUMP,HEXDUMP
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 17 IKT007I TCAS ACCEPTING LOGONS
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 17 IKT005I TCAS IS INITIALIZED
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 18 JRPI101 INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
21:50:10 10.50.10 STC 18 *01 JRP100I - ENTER ICLOSE TO SHUT DOWN
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 IEC705I TAPE ON 402,MFTOPC,SL,6250 BPI,HEXDUMP,HEXDUMP
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 IEF234E K 402,MFTOPC,PVT,HEXDUMP,HEXDUMP
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 HEXDUMP HEXDUMP HEXDUMP RC= 0000
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 IEF404I HEXDUMP - ENDED - TIME=10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 $HASP395 HEXDUMP ENDED
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 $HASP150 HEXDUMP ON PRINTER1 55 LINES
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 *$HASP190 HEXDUMP SETUP -- PRINTER1 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP000 OK
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 2 $HASP373 TERMHERC STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
21:50:10 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/termherc.rc'
21:50:10 script conf/termherc.rc
21:50:10 # We do an unnecessary 2-stage terminate, first triggering
21:50:10 # on the start message, then triggering on the purged
21:50:10 # message, to overcome an apparent bug in hercules which
21:50:10 # causes it to sometimes trigger on the wrong jobname.
21:50:10 hao clear
21:50:10 HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared
21:50:10 hao tgt HASP250 TERMHERC
21:50:10 HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0
21:50:10 hao cmd script conf/termherc2.rc
21:50:10 HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0
21:50:10 HHCPN013I EOF reached on SCRIPT file. Processing complete.
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 1 $HASP250 HEXDUMP IS PURGED
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 2 IEF403I TERMHERC - STARTED - TIME=10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 2 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 2 TERMHERC S1 IEBGENER RC= 0000
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 2 IEF404I TERMHERC - ENDED - TIME=10.50.10
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 2 $HASP395 TERMHERC ENDED
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER2 44 LINES
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER1 1 LINE
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
21:50:10 10.50.10 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
21:50:10 10.50.10 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
21:50:10 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/termherc2.rc'
21:50:10 script conf/termherc2.rc
21:50:10 quit
21:50:10 HHCIN900I Begin Hercules shutdown
21:50:10 HHCIN901I Releasing configuration
21:51:09 HHCIN023W CLOSE Event received, SHUTDOWN previously requested...
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-18 11:21:39 UTC
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I went to this page to get Hyperion:

http://hercules-390.github.io/html/

That pages says I need:

Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Runtime components

I believe I already have that installed, which
is what I use to do a 64-bit build of
Hercules/380 3.07.

But when I tried the executables from here:

https://github.com/hercules-390/hyperion/releases/tag/4.0.0-rc0
https://github.com/hercules-390/hyperion/releases/download/4.0.0-rc0/Hercules-4.0.0-rc0-win-x86.zip

I got an error saying that this:

VCRUNTIME140.dll

does not exist.

I thought there might be a Hyperion .MSI
installer I could use instead, but didn't
see one.

I was only after Hyperion to see if a bug
in Hercules 3.12 has been fixed.

Otherwise I'm happy to debug this
problem on Hercules 3.07 which I
am more familiar with, if someone
can guide me on what to try.

I'm happy to run hundreds of tests
waiting for the problem to be
reproduced.

Also I don't want my 3.07 build
environment to be disturbed by
upgrading compiler.

BFN. Paul.
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-01-18 12:30:40 UTC
Permalink
VCRUNTIME140.dll is the VC2015 DLL.

You need to install the VC2015 runtime redistributables...

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48145

Joe

On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 5:21 AM, ***@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> I went to this page to get Hyperion:
>
> http://hercules-390.github.io/html/
>
> That pages says I need:
>
> Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Runtime components
>
> I believe I already have that installed, which
> is what I use to do a 64-bit build of
> Hercules/380 3.07.
>
> But when I tried the executables from here:
>
> https://github.com/hercules-390/hyperion/releases/tag/4.0.0-rc0
> https://github.com/hercules-390/hyperion/releases/
> download/4.0.0-rc0/Hercules-4.0.0-rc0-win-x86.zip
>
> I got an error saying that this:
>
> VCRUNTIME140.dll
>
> does not exist.
>
> I thought there might be a Hyperion .MSI
> installer I could use instead, but didn't
> see one.
>
> I was only after Hyperion to see if a bug
> in Hercules 3.12 has been fixed.
>
> Otherwise I'm happy to debug this
> problem on Hercules 3.07 which I
> am more familiar with, if someone
> can guide me on what to try.
>
> I'm happy to run hundreds of tests
> waiting for the problem to be
> reproduced.
>
> Also I don't want my 3.07 build
> environment to be disturbed by
> upgrading compiler.
>
> BFN. Paul.
>
>
'\'Fish\' (David B. Trout)' david.b.trout@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-01-18 14:49:01 UTC
Permalink
Joe Monk wrote:

> VCRUNTIME140.dll is the VC2015 DLL.
>
> You need to install the VC2015 runtime redistributables...
>
> https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48145

AFAIK, "Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3" is the latest and greatest:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53840

--
"Fish" (David B. Trout)
Software Development Laboratories
http://www.softdevlabs.com
mail: ***@softdevlabs.com
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-19 03:07:41 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

>> VCRUNTIME140.dll is the VC2015 DLL.
>>
>> You need to install the VC2015 runtime redistributables...

> AFAIK, "Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3" is the latest and greatest:

> https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53840 https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53840

I chose the "x64" version from there, and it
seemed to have installed successfully, but
I was still getting the error, so I rebooted,
but still got the error. I did a search, and
it installed into c:\windows\system32 which
I confirmed was in my path.

Unfortunately I didn't think of doing a search
for the DLL *before* doing the above
download, so I don't actually know if
anything changed or not.

Details below.

Any suggestions?

Thanks. Paul.



C:\>dir vcrunt*.dll /s
Volume in drive C is OS
Volume Serial Number is DE22-8195

Directory of C:\Windows\System32

2016-08-25 23:06 87,880 vcruntime140.dll
1 File(s) 87,880 bytes

Directory of C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_avg.vc140.crt_f92d94485545da78_14.0.24210.0_none_69fa0197d9b096ae

2016-11-29 04:16 87,888 vcruntime140.dll
1 File(s) 87,888 bytes

Directory of C:\Windows\WinSxS\x86_avg.vc140.crt_f92d94485545da78_14.0.24210.0_none_b1a7386eee2cbfb4

2016-11-29 04:16 83,784 vcruntime140.dll
1 File(s) 83,784 bytes

Total Files Listed:
3 File(s) 259,552 bytes
0 Dir(s) 51,932,340,224 bytes free

C:\>path
PATH=c:\mvs380\cygwin;c:\mvs380\hercules;c:\mvs380\wc3270;C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath;c:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\iCLS Client\;c:\Program Files\Intel\iCLS Client\;C:\Program Files (x86)\NVIDIA Corporation\PhysX\Common;C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem;C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\;C:\Program Files\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine Components\DAL;C:\Program Files\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine Components\IPT;C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine Components\DAL;C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine Components\IPT;C:\Borland\BCC55\Bin;c:\winpath;c:\dospath;c:\cygwin\bin;c:\herc380;c:\mvs380;c:\vm380;c:\vse380\run;c:\music390;c:\pdos;c:\mts\d6.0A;c:\tss;C:\Program Files (x86)\7-Zip;C:\Program Files (x86)\Bochs-2.6.1;C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Live\Shared;C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\bin;C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0\Bin;C:\Program Files (x86)\Skype\Phone\;C:\Users\Paul\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps;

C:\>
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-01-19 11:45:58 UTC
Permalink
Are you running 32 or 64 bit hercules? You might need to also install 32
bit version if you are running 32 bit hercules.


Joe

On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 9:07 PM, ***@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> ---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
>
> >> VCRUNTIME140.dll is the VC2015 DLL.
> >>
> >> You need to install the VC2015 runtime redistributables...
>
> > AFAIK, "Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3" is the
> latest and greatest:
>
> > https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53840
> https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53840
>
> I chose the "x64" version from there, and it
> seemed to have installed successfully, but
> I was still getting the error, so I rebooted,
> but still got the error. I did a search, and
> it installed into c:\windows\system32 which
> I confirmed was in my path.
>
> Unfortunately I didn't think of doing a search
> for the DLL *before* doing the above
> download, so I don't actually know if
> anything changed or not.
>
> Details below.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks. Paul.
>
> C:\>dir vcrunt*.dll /s
> Volume in drive C is OS
> Volume Serial Number is DE22-8195
>
> Directory of C:\Windows\System32
>
> 2016-08-25 23:06 87,880 vcruntime140.dll
> 1 File(s) 87,880 bytes
>
> Directory of C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_avg.vc140.crt_f92d94485545da78_14.
> 0.24210.0_none_69fa0197d9b096ae
>
> 2016-11-29 04:16 87,888 vcruntime140.dll
> 1 File(s) 87,888 bytes
>
> Directory of C:\Windows\WinSxS\x86_avg.vc140.crt_f92d94485545da78_14.
> 0.24210.0_none_b1a7386eee2cbfb4
>
> 2016-11-29 04:16 83,784 vcruntime140.dll
> 1 File(s) 83,784 bytes
>
> Total Files Listed:
> 3 File(s) 259,552 bytes
> 0 Dir(s) 51,932,340,224 bytes free
>
> C:\>path
> PATH=c:\mvs380\cygwin;c:\mvs380\hercules;c:\mvs380\
> wc3270;C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath;c:\Program Files
> (x86)\Intel\iCLS Client\;c:\Program Files\Intel\iCLS Client\;C:\Program
> Files (x86)\NVIDIA Corporation\PhysX\Common;C:\
> WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem;C:\WINDOWS\System32\
> WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\;C:\Program Files\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine
> Components\DAL;C:\Program Files\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine
> Components\IPT;C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine
> Components\DAL;C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine
> Components\IPT;C:\Borland\BCC55\Bin;c:\winpath;c:\
> dospath;c:\cygwin\bin;c:\herc380;c:\mvs380;c:\vm380;c:\
> vse380\run;c:\music390;c:\pdos;c:\mts\d6.0A;c:\tss;C:\Program Files
> (x86)\7-Zip;C:\Program Files (x86)\Bochs-2.6.1;C:\Program Files
> (x86)\Windows Live\Shared;C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio
> 8\VC\bin;C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0\Bin;C:\Program
> Files (x86)\Skype\Phone\;C:\Users\Paul\AppData\Local\Microsoft\
> WindowsApps;
>
> C:\>
>
>
>
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-19 12:11:39 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> Are you running 32 or 64 bit hercules?

32-bit.

> You might need to also install 32 bit version
> if you are running 32 bit hercules.

Thankyou. That did the trick. No need
to restart my PC. I totally didn't think
of that!

Bulk testing now being done.

BFN. Paul.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-19 12:27:26 UTC
Permalink
Now running Hyperion 32-bit as seen by
full log below.

After 12 successful runs, it froze again,
but different from Hercules 3.12.

With Hyperion, the freeze takes away
the pretty integrated console which
has the instruction count etc, and
instead all I see is plain text on my screen.

Here is what the bottom of the frozen
console looks like:

/12.10.56 STC 15 IST020I VTAM INITIALIZATION COMPLETE /12.10.56 STC 18 $HASP373 JRP STARTED /12.10.56 STC 18 IEF403I JRP - STARTED - TIME=12.10.56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IEA000I 0C1,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,12.10.56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IEA000I 0C0,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,12.10.56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IEA000I 0C2,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,12.10.56 /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP91I - Parms passed: NOREPLYU /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP93I - PFK definitions will be updated in memory /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP23I - on volume MVSRES
HHC02272I Highest observed MIPS and IO/s rates
HHC02272I from Thu Jan 19 00:00:00 2017
HHC02272I to Thu Jan 19 23:10:56 2017
HHC02272I MIPS: 75.171042 IO/s: 1879
HHC00101I Thread id 00000d3c, prio 0, name HTTP server ended
HHC00101I Thread id 00002b58, prio 0, name Processor CP00 ended


But I know in reality it ran more than that,
because I can see it in the full log:

23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP91I - Parms passed: NOREPLYU
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP93I - PFK definitions will be updated in memory
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP23I - on volume MVSRES
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK01
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 14 IFC001I D=3350 N=0B F=01AB0000 L=01AC0005 S=01AB000002 DIP COMPLETE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 14 IEF404I LOGRECI - ENDED - TIME=12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 14 $HASP395 LOGRECI ENDED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 14 $HASP150 LOGRECI ON PRINTER2 20 LINES
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 14 $HASP250 LOGRECI IS PURGED


Here is the end of the log of the failing instance:

23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER2 44 LINES
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER1 1 LINE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
23:10:56 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/termherc2.rc
23:10:56 HHC01603I script conf/termherc2.rc
23:10:56 HHC02260I Script 7: begin processing file conf/termherc2.rc
23:10:56 HHC01603I quit
23:10:56 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
23:10:56 HHC00101I Thread id 00001b4c, prio -20, name Timer ended
23:10:56 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
23:10:56 HHC02272I Highest observed MIPS and IO/s rates
23:10:56 HHC02272I from Thu Jan 19 00:00:00 2017
23:10:56 HHC02272I to Thu Jan 19 23:10:56 2017
23:10:56 HHC02272I MIPS: 75.171042 IO/s: 1879
23:10:56 HHC00101I Thread id 00000d3c, prio 0, name HTTP server ended
23:10:56 HHC00101I Thread id 00002b58, prio 0, name Processor CP00 ended
23:17:20 HHC01402I CTRL_CLOSE_EVENT received: initiating emergency shutdown
23:17:20 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
23:17:20 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
23:17:20 HHC00101I Thread id 00001f40, prio 0, name Hercules Automatic Operator ended
23:17:20 HHC02103I Logger: logger thread terminating


You can see that it differs from a good
run, which looks like this:

23:10:49 /12.10.49 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
23:10:49 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/termherc2.rc
23:10:49 HHC01603I script conf/termherc2.rc
23:10:49 HHC02260I Script 7: begin processing file conf/termherc2.rc
23:10:49 HHC01603I quit
23:10:49 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
23:10:49 HHC00101I Thread id 000036b4, prio -20, name Timer ended
23:10:49 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
23:10:49 HHC02272I Highest observed MIPS and IO/s rates
23:10:49 HHC02272I from Thu Jan 19 00:00:00 2017
23:10:49 HHC02272I to Thu Jan 19 23:10:49 2017
23:10:49 HHC02272I MIPS: 80.151663 IO/s: 1708
23:10:49 HHC00101I Thread id 000009cc, prio 0, name HTTP server ended
23:10:49 HHC00101I Thread id 0000239c, prio 0, name Processor CP00 ended
23:10:49 HHC00333I 0:0148 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
23:10:49 HHC00334I 0:0148 readaheads misses
23:10:49 HHC00335I 0:0148 --------------------------------------------------------------------
23:10:49 HHC00336I 0:0148 [*] 0018764440 001 % 0022 0001257 0000025 0000035 0001262 0002011
23:10:49 HHC00337I 0:0148 0000518 0000084
(etc).


Full failing log below. I terminated by closing
the windows command prompt window, after
leaving the freeze for more than 5 minutes,
as you can tell from the time.

BTW, at first look it looks to me like
Hyperion is slower. I'll do a formal
speed test later. One problem at a
time. :-)

Any ideas?

Thanks. Paul.



23:10:50 HHC01413I Hercules version 4.0.0.0 (4.0.0.0)
23:10:50 HHC01414I (C) Copyright 1999-2016 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
23:10:50 HHC01415I Build date: Dec 16 2016 at 14:14:30
23:10:50 HHC01417I Built with: Microsoft Visual C 190024215 1
23:10:50 HHC01417I Build type: Windows MSVC i386 host architecture build
23:10:50 HHC01417I Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/Arch
23:10:50 HHC01417I Max CPU Engines: 32
23:10:50 HHC01417I Using Fish threads Threading Model
23:10:50 HHC01417I Using Error-Checking Mutex Locking Model
23:10:50 HHC01417I With Syncio support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With Shared Devices support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With Dynamic loading support
23:10:50 HHC01417I Using shared libraries
23:10:50 HHC01417I With External GUI support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With Partial TCP keepalive support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With IPV6 support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With HTTP Server support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With sqrtl support
23:10:50 HHC01417I Without SIGABEND handler
23:10:50 HHC01417I With CCKD BZIP2 support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With HET BZIP2 support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With ZLIB support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With Regular Expressions support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With Object REXX support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With Regina REXX support
23:10:50 HHC01417I With Automatic Operator support
23:10:50 HHC01417I Without National Language Support
23:10:50 HHC01417I Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8 fetch_dw store_dw hatomics=msvcIntrinsics
23:10:50 HHC01417I Running on: PAUL-DELL (Windows-6.2.9200 Intel(R) x64) LP=8, Cores=4, CPUs=1
23:10:50 HHC00018W Hercules is NOT running in elevated mode
23:10:50 HHC02323W This build of Hercules has only partial TCP keepalive support
23:10:50 HHC01508I HDL: loadable module directory is c:/herc380/
23:10:50 HHC00150I Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright 2003-2016 by Bernard van der Helm
23:10:50 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist
23:10:50 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist Extension 1, 2, 3 and 4
23:10:50 HHC00100I Thread id 00002b58, prio 15, name Processor CP00 started
23:10:50 HHC00100I Thread id 00001b4c, prio -20, name Timer started
23:10:50 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch
23:10:50 HHC02204I cpuserial set to 000611
23:10:50 HHC02204I cpumodel set to 4381
23:10:50 HHC17003I MAIN storage is 200M (mainsize); storage is not locked
23:10:50 HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked
23:10:50 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370
23:10:50 HHC02204I archmode set to S/370
23:10:50 HHC02203I default allowed automount directory: c:/mvs380/
23:10:50 HHC02204I mounted_tape_reinit set to disabled
23:10:50 HHC01474I Using internal codepage conversion table 819/1047
23:10:50 HHC02256W Command httpport is deprecated, use http port nnnn [[noauth]|[auth user pass]] instead
23:10:50 HHC02204I httpport set to port=8081 noauth
23:10:50 HHC01807I HTTP server signaled to start
23:10:50 HHC02204I todprio set to -20
23:10:50 HHC02204I hercprio set to 8
23:10:50 HHC00100I Thread id 00000d3c, prio 0, name HTTP server started
23:10:50 HHC02204I devprio set to 0
23:10:50 HHC02204I cpuprio set to 0
23:10:50 HHC01802I HTTP server using root directory c:/herc380/html/
23:10:50 HHC02204I loadparm set to ........
23:10:50 HHC02204I numcpu set to 1
23:10:50 HHC01803I HTTP server waiting for requests on port 8081
23:10:50 HHC02204I panrate set to FAST
23:10:50 HHC02204I pantitle set to MVS/380 v1.2 running under Hercules-3.07:380-4.0
23:10:50 HHC01042I 0:000C COMM: device bound to socket 127.0.0.1:3505
23:10:50 HHC00100I Thread id 00002fcc, prio 0, name Socket device listener started
23:10:50 HHC01437I Config file[122] conf/mvs380.conf: including file conf/mvs380_DASD.conf
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0148 CKD file dasd/mvsres.148: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0148 CKD file dasd/mvsres.148: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0131 CKD file dasd/sort01.131: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0131 CKD file dasd/sort01.131: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0132 CKD file dasd/sort02.132: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0132 CKD file dasd/sort02.132: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0133 CKD file dasd/sort03.133: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0133 CKD file dasd/sort03.133: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0134 CKD file dasd/sort04.134: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0134 CKD file dasd/sort04.134: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0135 CKD file dasd/sort05.135: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0135 CKD file dasd/sort05.135: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0136 CKD file dasd/sort06.136: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0136 CKD file dasd/sort06.136: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0140 CKD file dasd/work00.140: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0140 CKD file dasd/work00.140: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0152 CKD file dasd/hasp00.152: cyls 404 heads 19 tracks 7676 trklen 13312
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0160 CKD file dasd/page00.160: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0161 CKD file dasd/page01.161: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0162 CKD file dasd/page02.162: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0170 CKD file dasd/work01.170: cyls 962 heads 12 tracks 11544 trklen 35840
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:01A0 CKD file dasd/work02.180: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:01A0 CKD file dasd/work02.180: cyls 886 heads 15 tracks 13290 trklen 47616
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:01B0 CKD file dasd/work03.190: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:01B0 CKD file dasd/work03.190: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:01B1 CKD file dasd/mvscat.191: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:01B1 CKD file dasd/mvscat.191: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:01B2 CKD file dasd/seasik.192: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:01B2 CKD file dasd/seasik.192: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:01B3 CKD file dasd/mvssrc.193: cyls 2226 heads 15 tracks 33390 trklen 56832
23:10:50 HHC00401E 0:01B4 CKD file dasd/pub004.1b4: open error: not found
23:10:50 HHC01463E 0:01B4 device initialization failed
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0240 CKD file dasd/pub000.240: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0240 CKD file dasd/pub000.240: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0248 CKD file dasd/mvsdlb.248: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0248 CKD file dasd/mvsdlb.248: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:02A0 CKD file dasd/pub002.280: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:02A0 CKD file dasd/pub002.280: cyls 1772 heads 15 tracks 26580 trklen 47616
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:02B1 CKD file dasd/tmptmp.2b1: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:02B1 CKD file dasd/tmptmp.2b1: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:02B2 CKD file dasd/xmit90.2b2: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:02B2 CKD file dasd/xmit90.2b2: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0150 CKD file dasd/start1.150: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0150 CKD file dasd/start1.150: cyls 808 heads 19 tracks 15352 trklen 13312
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0151 CKD file dasd/spool0.151: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0151 CKD file dasd/spool0.151: cyls 808 heads 19 tracks 15352 trklen 13312
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0340 CKD file dasd/cbt000.340: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0340 CKD file dasd/cbt000.340: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0341 CKD file dasd/cbt001.341: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0341 CKD file dasd/cbt001.341: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0342 CKD file dasd/cbt002.342: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0342 CKD file dasd/cbt002.342: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0343 CKD file dasd/cbtcat.343: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0343 CKD file dasd/cbtcat.343: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0348 CKD file dasd/src000.348: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0348 CKD file dasd/src000.348: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0349 CKD file dasd/src001.349: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0349 CKD file dasd/src001.349: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:034A CKD file dasd/src002.34a: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:034A CKD file dasd/src002.34a: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:034B CKD file dasd/srccat.34b: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:034B CKD file dasd/srccat.34b: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0149 CKD file dasd/smp001.149: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0149 CKD file dasd/smp001.149: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:014A CKD file dasd/smp002.14a: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:014A CKD file dasd/smp002.14a: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:014B CKD file dasd/smp003.14b: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:014B CKD file dasd/smp003.14b: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:014C CKD file dasd/smp004.14c: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:014C CKD file dasd/smp004.14c: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0700 CKD file dasd/js2sp0.700: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0700 CKD file dasd/js2sp0.700: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0138 CKD file dasd/dlicat.138: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0138 CKD file dasd/dlicat.138: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0139 CKD file dasd/dlisys.139: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0139 CKD file dasd/dlisys.139: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:013A CKD file dasd/dli000.13a: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:013A CKD file dasd/dli000.13a: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:013B CKD file dasd/dli001.13b: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:013B CKD file dasd/dli001.13b: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:013C CKD file dasd/dli002.13c: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:013C CKD file dasd/dli002.13c: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0710 CKD file dasd/js3sp0.710: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0710 CKD file dasd/js3sp0.710: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00403I 0:0711 CKD file dasd/js3res.711: opening as r/o
23:10:50 HHC00414I 0:0711 CKD file dasd/js3res.711: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
23:10:50 HHC00100I Thread id 0000362c, prio 0, name Console connection started
23:10:50 HHC01024I Waiting for console connections on port 3270
23:10:50 HHC00222I 0:0400 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
23:10:50 HHC00222I 0:0401 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
23:10:50 HHC00222I 0:0402 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
23:10:50 HHC00222I 0:0403 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
23:10:50 HHC00100I Thread id 0000237c, prio 0, name Control panel started
23:10:50 HHC02260I Script 1: begin processing file conf/auto_run.rc
23:10:50 HHC01603I devlist
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:000C 3505 127.0.0.1:3505 sockdev ascii trunc eof IO[0]
23:10:50 HHC02279I (no one currently connected)
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:000D 3525 pch/pch00d.txt ascii crlf IO[0]
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:000E 1403 prt/prt00e.txt crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:000F 1403 prt/prt00f.txt crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:001F 3215 *syscons cmdpref(/) noprompt IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:00C0 3270 * IO[0]
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:00C1 3270 * IO[0]
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:00C2 3270 * IO[0]
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:00C7 3287 * IO[0]
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:010C 3505 jcl/dummy eof IO[0]
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0131 2314 dasd/sort01.131 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0132 2314 dasd/sort02.132 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0133 2314 dasd/sort03.133 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0134 2314 dasd/sort04.134 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0135 2314 dasd/sort05.135 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0136 2314 dasd/sort06.136 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0138 2314 dasd/dlicat.138 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0139 2314 dasd/dlisys.139 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:013A 2314 dasd/dli000.13a [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:013B 2314 dasd/dli001.13b [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:013C 2314 dasd/dli002.13c [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0140 3350 dasd/work00.140 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0148 3350 dasd/mvsres.148 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0149 3350 dasd/smp001.149 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:014A 3350 dasd/smp002.14a [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:014B 3350 dasd/smp003.14b [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:014C 3350 dasd/smp004.14c [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0150 3330 dasd/start1.150 [808 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0151 3330 dasd/spool0.151 [808 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0152 3330 dasd/hasp00.152 [404 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0160 3340 dasd/page00.160 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0161 3340 dasd/page01.161 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0162 3340 dasd/page02.162 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0170 3375 dasd/work01.170 [962 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:01A0 3380 dasd/work02.180 [886 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:01B0 3390 dasd/work03.190 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:01B1 3390 dasd/mvscat.191 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:01B2 3390 dasd/seasik.192 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:01B3 3390 dasd/mvssrc.193 [2226 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:01C7 3287 * IO[0]
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0240 3350 dasd/pub000.240 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0248 3350 dasd/mvsdlb.248 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:02A0 3380 dasd/pub002.280 [1772 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:02B1 3390 dasd/tmptmp.2b1 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:02B2 3390 dasd/xmit90.2b2 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:030E 1403 log/hardcopy.log crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0340 3350 dasd/cbt000.340 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0341 3350 dasd/cbt001.341 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0342 3350 dasd/cbt002.342 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0343 3350 dasd/cbtcat.343 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0348 3350 dasd/src000.348 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0349 3350 dasd/src001.349 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:034A 3350 dasd/src002.34a [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:034B 3350 dasd/srccat.34b [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0400 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0401 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0402 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0403 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0700 3350 dasd/js2sp0.700 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0710 3350 dasd/js3sp0.710 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC02279I 0:0711 3350 dasd/js3res.711 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
23:10:50 HHC01603I logopt timestamp
23:10:50 HHC02204I logopt set to TIMESTAMP
23:10:50 HHC01603I panrate 1000
23:10:50 HHC02204I panrate set to 1000
23:10:50 HHC01603I hao tgt IEF238D
23:10:50 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
23:10:50 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
23:10:50 HHC00100I Thread id 00001f40, prio 0, name Hercules Automatic Operator started
23:10:50 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
23:10:50 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP395 DYNAMASK
23:10:50 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 1
23:10:50 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs_slow.rc
23:10:50 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 1
23:10:50 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP373 SVC120I
23:10:50 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 2
23:10:50 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
23:10:50 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 2
23:10:50 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP436 REPLY
23:10:50 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 3
23:10:50 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/replyy.rc
23:10:50 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 3
23:10:50 HHC01603I devinit 402 tapes/mftopc.het
23:10:50 HHC00221I 0:0402 Tape file tapes/mftopc.het, type het: format type Hercules Emulated Tape file
23:10:50 HHC02245I 0:0402 device initialized
23:10:50 HHC01603I devinit 403 tapes/awstap.aws
23:10:50 HHC00221I 0:0403 Tape file tapes/awstap.aws, type het: format type Hercules Emulated Tape file
23:10:50 HHC02245I 0:0403 device initialized
23:10:50 /r 00,clpa,cmd=co
23:10:50 HHC01603I ipl 148
23:10:50 HHC02264I Script 1: file conf/auto_run.rc processing ended
23:10:50 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra(), active=0, started=0, max=2
23:10:50 HHC00100I Thread id 000011ec, prio 0, name Read-ahead thread-1 started
23:10:50 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra() from cckd_ra(), active=1, started=1, max=2
23:10:50 HHC00100I Thread id 00003540, prio 0, name Read-ahead thread-2 started
23:10:51 HHC00814I Processor CP00: SIGP Initial program reset (07) CP01, PARM 00000000: CC 3
23:10:51 HHC00814I Processor CP00: SIGP Initial program reset (07) CP02, PARM 00000000: CC 3
23:10:51 HHC00814I Processor CP00: SIGP Initial program reset (07) CP03, PARM 00000000: CC 3
23:10:51 HHC00814I Processor CP00: SIGP Initial program reset (07) CP04, PARM 00000000: CC 3
23:10:51 HHC00814I Processor CP00: SIGP Initial program reset (07) CP05, PARM 00000000: CC 3
23:10:51 HHC00814I Processor CP00: SIGP Initial program reset (07) CP06, PARM 00000000: CC 3
23:10:51 HHC00814I Processor CP00: SIGP Initial program reset (07) CP07, PARM 00000000: CC 3
23:10:51 /IEA101A SPECIFY SYSTEM PARMS FOR MVS/380 1.2 v03.8 TK3+
23:10:51 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer(), active=0, started=0, max=2
23:10:51 HHC00100I Thread id 00003b78, prio 0, name Writer thread-1 started
23:10:51 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_gcol(), active=0, started=0, max=1
23:10:51 HHC00100I Thread id 00002e64, prio 0, name Garbage collector started
23:10:51 /IEA940I THE FOLLOWING PAGE DATA SETS ARE IN USE
23:10:51 / PLPA ... SYS1.PAGELPA
23:10:51 / COMMON . SYS1.PAGECSA
23:10:51 / DUPLEX . SYS1.DUPLEX
23:10:51 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL01
23:10:51 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL02
23:10:51 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL03
23:10:51 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer() from cckd_writer(), active=1, started=1, max=2
23:10:51 HHC00100I Thread id 000021e8, prio 0, name Writer thread-2 started
23:10:53 / IGF992I MIH INIT COMPLETE, PRI=000300, SEC=000015
23:10:53 /*IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES
23:10:53 / IEE360I SMF NOW RECORDING ON SYS1.MANY ON MVSRES TIME=12.10.53
23:10:54 / IEF677I WARNING MESSAGE(S) FOR JOB JES2 ISSUED
23:10:54 /*00 $HASP436 REPLY Y OR N TO CONFIRM CHECKPOINT RECORD CHANGE
23:10:54 HHC00081I Match at index 03, executing command script conf/replyy.rc
23:10:54 HHC01603I script conf/replyy.rc
23:10:54 HHC02260I Script 2: begin processing file conf/replyy.rc
23:10:54 /reply 00,y
23:10:54 HHC02264I Script 2: file conf/replyy.rc processing ended
23:10:54 / IEE600I REPLY TO 00 IS;SUPPRESSED
23:10:54 / $HASP493 JES2 COLD-START IS IN PROGRESS
23:10:55 / $HASP412 MAXIMUM OF 1 READER(S) EXCEEDED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 IEE041I THE SYSTEM LOG IS NOW ACTIVE
23:10:55 /12.10.55 IEE302I 00E ONLINE
23:10:55 /12.10.55 IEE302I 00F ONLINE
23:10:55 /12.10.55 IEE313I 30E UNIT REF INVALID
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP000 OK
23:10:55 /12.10.55 IEE450I 12.10.55 UNIT STATUS 161
23:10:55 / UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE
23:10:55 / 400 3400 O /REMOV 401 3400 O /REMOV
23:10:55 / 402 3400 O /REMOV
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP000 OK
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP000 OK
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP000 OK
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP000 OK
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP000 OK
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP000 OK
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP000 OK
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP000 OK
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP000 OK
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP160 PUNCH1 INACTIVE - CLASS=B
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 2 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 3 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 4 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 2 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 2 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 3 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 3 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 5 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 4 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 4 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 5 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 6 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 5 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 7 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 6 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 6 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 7 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 7 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 8 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 9 $HASP100 SVC120I ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 8 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 8 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 10 $HASP100 DYNABLDL ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 9 $HASP373 SVC120I STARTED
23:10:55 HHC00081I Match at index 02, executing command script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
23:10:55 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
23:10:55 HHC02260I Script 3: begin processing file conf/subjobs_fast.rc
23:10:55 HHC01603I hao clear
23:10:55 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
23:10:55 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 SVC120I
23:10:55 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
23:10:55 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs.rc
23:10:55 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
23:10:55 HHC02264I Script 3: file conf/subjobs_fast.rc processing ended
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 9 IEF403I SVC120I - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 11 $HASP100 DYNAMASK ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 10 $HASP373 DYNABLDL STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 10 IEF403I DYNABLDL - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 11 $HASP373 DYNAMASK STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 11 IEF403I DYNAMASK - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 12 $HASP100 BSPPILOT ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 13 $HASP100 BSPSETPF ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 12 $HASP373 BSPPILOT STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 12 IEF403I BSPPILOT - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 13 $HASP373 BSPSETPF STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 13 IEF403I BSPSETPF - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 14 $HASP100 LOGRECI ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 $HASP100 NET ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP309 INIT 1 INACTIVE ******** C=A
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 14 $HASP373 LOGRECI STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP309 INIT 2 INACTIVE ******** C=BA
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 14 IEF403I LOGRECI - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP309 INIT 4 INACTIVE ******** C=SHB
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP309 INIT 5 INACTIVE ******** C=SBA
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP309 INIT 6 INACTIVE ******** C=S
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 $HASP373 NET STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP309 INIT 7 INACTIVE ******** C=E
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 IEF403I NET - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 9 BSPGM39E - Hercules and MVS 380 mods required
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 9 IEF404I SVC120I - ENDED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 9 $HASP395 SVC120I ENDED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 9 $HASP150 SVC120I ON PRINTER2 41 LINES
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 9 *$HASP190 SVC120I SETUP -- PRINTER2 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP000 OK
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 9 $HASP250 SVC120I IS PURGED
23:10:55 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/subjobs.rc
23:10:55 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs.rc
23:10:55 HHC02260I Script 4: begin processing file conf/subjobs.rc
23:10:55 HHC01603I hao clear
23:10:55 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
23:10:55 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 MOUNT
23:10:55 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
23:10:55 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs2.rc
23:10:55 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
23:10:55 /M 401,VOL=(NL,PCTOMF)
23:10:55 HHC02264I Script 4: file conf/subjobs.rc processing ended
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 16 $HASP100 MOUNT ON STCINRDR
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 10 DYNABLDL STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 16 $HASP373 MOUNT STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 16 IEF403I MOUNT - STARTED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 16 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,MOUNT,401
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 10 IEF404I DYNABLDL - ENDED - TIME=12.10.55
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 10 $HASP395 DYNABLDL ENDED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 10 $HASP150 DYNABLDL ON PRINTER2 21 LINES
23:10:55 /12.10.55 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 10 $HASP250 DYNABLDL IS PURGED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 IST110I NETWORK SOLICITOR STARTED
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 IST093I APPLJRP ACTIVE
23:10:55 /12.10.55 STC 15 IST093I APPLPIES ACTIVE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IST093I APPLPIAD ACTIVE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 11 DMSK00I DYNAMASK DONE ****
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 11 DMSK06I START
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IST093I APPLTSO ACTIVE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IST093I APPLTEST ACTIVE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 11 IEF404I DYNAMASK - ENDED - TIME=12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 11 $HASP395 DYNAMASK ENDED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 11 $HASP150 DYNAMASK ON PRINTER2 30 LINES
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 11 $HASP250 DYNAMASK IS PURGED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IST093I LCLMAJRP ACTIVE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IST093I LCLMAJ00 ACTIVE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 17 $HASP100 TSO ON STCINRDR
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 18 $HASP100 JRP ON STCINRDR
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 17 $HASP373 TSO STARTED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 17 IEF403I TSO - STARTED - TIME=12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP000 OK
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP000 OK
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IST020I VTAM INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 18 $HASP373 JRP STARTED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 18 IEF403I JRP - STARTED - TIME=12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IEA000I 0C1,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IEA000I 0C0,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 15 IEA000I 0C2,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP91I - Parms passed: NOREPLYU
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP93I - PFK definitions will be updated in memory
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP23I - on volume MVSRES
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK01
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 14 IFC001I D=3350 N=0B F=01AB0000 L=01AC0005 S=01AB000002 DIP COMPLETE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 14 IEF404I LOGRECI - ENDED - TIME=12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 14 $HASP395 LOGRECI ENDED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 14 $HASP150 LOGRECI ON PRINTER2 20 LINES
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 14 $HASP250 LOGRECI IS PURGED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 16 IEF404I MOUNT - ENDED - TIME=12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 16 $HASP395 MOUNT ENDED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 16 $HASP150 MOUNT ON PRINTER2 18 LINES
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 16 $HASP250 MOUNT IS PURGED
23:10:56 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/subjobs2.rc
23:10:56 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs2.rc
23:10:56 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file conf/subjobs2.rc
23:10:56 HHC01603I hao clear
23:10:56 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
23:10:56 HHC01603I hao tgt IEF238D
23:10:56 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
23:10:56 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
23:10:56 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
23:10:56 HHC01603I hao tgt IEC301A
23:10:56 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 1
23:10:56 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/secret.rc
23:10:56 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 1
23:10:56 HHC01603I devinit 401 tapes/pctomf.tdf
23:10:56 HHC00221I 0:0401 Tape file tapes/pctomf.tdf, type oma: format type Optical Media Attachment (OMA) tape
23:10:56 HHC02245I 0:0401 device initialized
23:10:56 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP373 TERMHERC
23:10:56 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 2
23:10:56 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/termherc.rc
23:10:56 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 2
23:10:56 HHC01603I devinit 00c jcl/hercauto.jcl eof
23:10:56 HHC01046I 0:000C COMM: device unbound from socket 127.0.0.1:3505
23:10:56 HHC00101I Thread id 00002fcc, prio 0, name Socket device listener ended
23:10:56 HHC02245I 0:000C device initialized
23:10:56 HHC02264I Script 5: file conf/subjobs2.rc processing ended
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 $HASP100 HEXDUMP ON READER1
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 $HASP100 TERMHERC ON READER1
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 +BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK02
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 $HASP373 HEXDUMP STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 IEF403I HEXDUMP - STARTED - TIME=12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,HEXDUMP,HEXDUMP
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 +BSPSP99I - End of processing, MAXRC=0000
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 IEF404I BSPSETPF - ENDED - TIME=12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 $HASP395 BSPSETPF ENDED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 $HASP150 BSPSETPF ON PRINTER2 34 LINES
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 13 $HASP250 BSPSETPF IS PURGED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 17 IKT007I TCAS ACCEPTING LOGONS
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 17 IKT005I TCAS IS INITIALIZED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 IEC705I TAPE ON 402,MFTOPC,SL,6250 BPI,HEXDUMP,HEXDUMP
23:10:56 HHC00201I 0:0401 Tape file tapes/pctomf.tdf, type oma: tape closed
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 18 JRPI101 INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 STC 18 *01 JRP100I - ENTER ICLOSE TO SHUT DOWN
23:10:56 HHC00201I 0:0401 Tape file tapes/pctomf.tdf, type oma: tape closed
23:10:56 HHC00201I 0:0402 Tape file tapes/mftopc.het, type het: tape closed
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 IEF234E K 402,MFTOPC,PVT,HEXDUMP,HEXDUMP
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 HEXDUMP HEXDUMP HEXDUMP RC= 0000
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 IEF404I HEXDUMP - ENDED - TIME=12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 $HASP395 HEXDUMP ENDED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 $HASP150 HEXDUMP ON PRINTER1 55 LINES
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 *$HASP190 HEXDUMP SETUP -- PRINTER1 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP000 OK
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 $HASP373 TERMHERC STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
23:10:56 HHC00081I Match at index 02, executing command script conf/termherc.rc
23:10:56 HHC01603I script conf/termherc.rc
23:10:56 HHC02260I Script 6: begin processing file conf/termherc.rc
23:10:56 HHC01603I hao clear
23:10:56 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
23:10:56 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 TERMHERC
23:10:56 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
23:10:56 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/termherc2.rc
23:10:56 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
23:10:56 HHC02264I Script 6: file conf/termherc.rc processing ended
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 IEF403I TERMHERC - STARTED - TIME=12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 1 $HASP250 HEXDUMP IS PURGED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 TERMHERC S1 IEBGENER RC= 0000
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 IEF404I TERMHERC - ENDED - TIME=12.10.56
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 $HASP395 TERMHERC ENDED
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER2 44 LINES
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER1 1 LINE
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
23:10:56 /12.10.56 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
23:10:56 /12.10.56 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
23:10:56 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/termherc2.rc
23:10:56 HHC01603I script conf/termherc2.rc
23:10:56 HHC02260I Script 7: begin processing file conf/termherc2.rc
23:10:56 HHC01603I quit
23:10:56 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
23:10:56 HHC00101I Thread id 00001b4c, prio -20, name Timer ended
23:10:56 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
23:10:56 HHC02272I Highest observed MIPS and IO/s rates
23:10:56 HHC02272I from Thu Jan 19 00:00:00 2017
23:10:56 HHC02272I to Thu Jan 19 23:10:56 2017
23:10:56 HHC02272I MIPS: 75.171042 IO/s: 1879
23:10:56 HHC00101I Thread id 00000d3c, prio 0, name HTTP server ended
23:10:56 HHC00101I Thread id 00002b58, prio 0, name Processor CP00 ended
23:17:20 HHC01402I CTRL_CLOSE_EVENT received: initiating emergency shutdown
23:17:20 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
23:17:20 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
23:17:20 HHC00101I Thread id 00001f40, prio 0, name Hercules Automatic Operator ended
23:17:20 HHC02103I Logger: logger thread terminating
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-01-19 14:28:58 UTC
Permalink
- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> Now running Hyperion 32-bit as seen by >full log below.
> After 12 successful runs, it froze again,
>but different from Hercules 3.12.
> With Hyperion, the freeze takes away
>the pretty integrated console which
>has the instruction count etc, and
>instead all I see is plain text on my screen.
> Here is what the bottom of the frozen
>console looks like:
- - - remainder snipped - - -

I don't follow your description of the logs perfectly but,
The first "freeze" was on a statement intercepted by
HAO but the system running did not "freeze".
The "freeze" now was within and HAO "quit" with no
indication if processing was or was not continuing.

To try to identify the current "freeze" why not try to
bypass it with different scripts.

hao clear
quit

hao clear
stopall
suspend
quit

Other weird combos.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-20 00:39:55 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> I don't follow your description of the logs perfectly but,
> The first "freeze" was on a statement intercepted by
> HAO but the system running did not "freeze".

I don't understand what you are talking
about. The console freeze does not
occur on an intercepted message.
It's just some random MVS message.

The freeze occurs when I execute the
"quit" command, which is indeed
triggered from an MVS message.
An MVS message that appears in
the log, but not on the frozen console.

> To try to identify the current "freeze" why not try to
> bypass it with different scripts.

> hao clear
> quit

I'm pretty sure a "pause 1", which is
sort of what I had before, will bypass
the problem. Would that be helpful
to confirm?

BFN. Paul.
Maarten Hoes hoes.maarten@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-01-20 15:01:13 UTC
Permalink
Hi,


Again, just a random thought popping up in my head while I read this
thread, but perhaps someone is in possession of a debugger (and a debug
build) they can use to more clearly see what is going on ?


- Maarten
Joseph Reichman reichmanjoe@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-01-20 20:23:33 UTC
Permalink
I just saw this thread now didn't follow it completely however I got a freeze on the hercules console log as well

I then ran under visual Studio and saw where it did OBTAIN LOCK ---> entermycriticalsection

Just do a Break All and Call Stack too see where the code is locked I commented that OBTAIN LOCK out there probably is a better way but I wanted to get through something quickly



> On Jan 19, 2017, at 9:28 AM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] <hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> > Now running Hyperion 32-bit as seen by >full log below.
> > After 12 successful runs, it froze again,
> >but different from Hercules 3.12.
> > With Hyperion, the freeze takes away
> >the pretty integrated console which
> >has the instruction count etc, and
> >instead all I see is plain text on my screen.
> > Here is what the bottom of the frozen
> >console looks like:
> - - - remainder snipped - - -
>
> I don't follow your description of the logs perfectly but,
> The first "freeze" was on a statement intercepted by
> HAO but the system running did not "freeze".
> The "freeze" now was within and HAO "quit" with no
> indication if processing was or was not continuing.
>
> To try to identify the current "freeze" why not try to
> bypass it with different scripts.
>
> hao clear
> quit
>
> hao clear
> stopall
> suspend
> quit
>
> Other weird combos.
>
>
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-21 01:50:30 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> I just saw this thread now didn't follow it
> completely however I got a freeze on the
> hercules console log as well

Great!

> I then ran under visual Studio and saw
> where it did OBTAIN LOCK ---> entermycriticalsection

I think you mean myentercriticalsection

> Just do a Break All and Call Stack too see
> where the code is locked I commented
> that OBTAIN LOCK out there probably
> is a better way but I wanted to get through
> something quickly

So that I don't need to repeat your work,
could you tell me which of these I need
to comment out?

C:\devel\hercules>grep -i myentercriticalsection *.c
fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_MUTEX->MutexLock );
fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_MUTEX->MutexLock );
fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_MUTEX->MutexLock );
fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_MUTEX->MutexLock );
fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_COND_VAR->CondVarLock );
fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_COND_VAR->CondVarLock );
fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_COND_VAR->CondVarLock );

C:\devel\hercules>grep -i myentercriticalsection *.h
fishhang.h: #define MyEnterCriticalSection(pCS) (FishHang_EnterCriticalSection(pszFile,nLine,(CRITICAL_SECTION*)(pCS)))
fishhang.h: #define MyEnterCriticalSection(pCS) (FishHang_EnterCriticalSection(__FILE__,__LINE__,(CRITICAL_SECTION*)(pCS)))
fishhang.h: #define MyEnterCriticalSection(pCS) (EnterCriticalSection((CRITICAL_SECTION*)(pCS)))

C:\devel\hercules>


(this is a slightly modified Hercules 3.07
which is what I would prefer to do
testing on).

Thanks. Paul.
Joseph Reichman reichmanjoe@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-01-21 23:46:03 UTC
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Sorry for the late response I am Sabbath observant

I run hercules under Windows

So do you know how to run under The Visual studio Debugger

Run Visual Studio Debug for the command its hercules.exe -f. .....

When the hercules console locks go debug --> break all then under the debug menu go threads

The thread you want is the one running panel.c

If that's isn't running nothing is getting updated on the console right click and switch to that thread do a call stack once you see a hercules function do switch to frame that should get you where things are locked up



> On Jan 20, 2017, at 8:50 PM, ***@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390] <hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
> ---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
>
> > I just saw this thread now didn't follow it
> > completely however I got a freeze on the
> > hercules console log as well
>
> Great!
>
> > I then ran under visual Studio and saw
> > where it did OBTAIN LOCK ---> entermycriticalsection
>
> I think you mean myentercriticalsection
>
> > Just do a Break All and Call Stack too see
> > where the code is locked I commented
> > that OBTAIN LOCK out there probably
> > is a better way but I wanted to get through
> > something quickly
>
> So that I don't need to repeat your work,
> could you tell me which of these I need
> to comment out?
>
> C:\devel\hercules>grep -i myentercriticalsection *.c
> fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_MUTEX->MutexLock );
> fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_MUTEX->MutexLock );
> fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_MUTEX->MutexLock );
> fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_MUTEX->MutexLock );
> fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_COND_VAR->CondVarLock );
> fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_COND_VAR->CondVarLock );
> fthreads.c: MyEnterCriticalSection ( &pFT_COND_VAR->CondVarLock );
>
> C:\devel\hercules>grep -i myentercriticalsection *.h
> fishhang.h: #define MyEnterCriticalSection(pCS) (FishHang_EnterCriticalSection(pszFile,nLine,(CRITICAL_SECTION*)(pCS)))
> fishhang.h: #define MyEnterCriticalSection(pCS) (FishHang_EnterCriticalSection(__FILE__,__LINE__,(CRITICAL_SECTION*)(pCS)))
> fishhang.h: #define MyEnterCriticalSection(pCS) (EnterCriticalSection((CRITICAL_SECTION*)(pCS)))
>
> C:\devel\hercules>
>
> (this is a slightly modified Hercules 3.07
> which is what I would prefer to do
> testing on).
>
> Thanks. Paul.
>
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-22 01:42:28 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> So do you know how to run under The Visual studio Debugger

No, but I know how to put:

fprintf(stderr,...); for (;;) ;

into the code and rebuild.

> When the hercules console locks go debug -->
> break all then under the debug menu go threads

> The thread you want is the one running panel.c

I had a look in the source code, and I
can see a "thread" called panel_display().

> If that's isn't running nothing is getting
> updated on the console

But I don't actually need anything updated
on the console. If the thread has terminated,
I don't care if old information is still
displayed.

So what is the actual problem that is occurring?

> right click and switch to that thread do a
> call stack once you see a hercules
> function do switch to frame that should
> get you where things are locked up

Given that you have already done the
above, could you please just tell me
what change I need to make to which
file in any version of Hercules? Then
I'll try to make the same change to
Hercules 3.07 and try it out.

Thanks. Paul.
Joseph Reichman reichmanjoe@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-01-22 02:16:42 UTC
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There is a lot thread serialization code in hercules
It just seemed there was some kind of deadlock

It's mainly the OBTAINLOCK macro

I run under Windows so it pointed critical section macro Windows macro when I looked under Visual Studio Debugger and it seemed never to be returning from that function I commented the OBTAIN and RELEASE lock macro



> On Jan 21, 2017, at 8:42 PM, ***@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390] <hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
> ---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
>
> > So do you know how to run under The Visual studio Debugger
>
> No, but I know how to put:
>
> fprintf(stderr,...); for (;;) ;
>
> into the code and rebuild.
>
> > When the hercules console locks go debug -->
> > break all then under the debug menu go threads
>
> > The thread you want is the one running panel.c
>
> I had a look in the source code, and I
> can see a "thread" called panel_display().
>
> > If that's isn't running nothing is getting
> > updated on the console
>
> But I don't actually need anything updated
> on the console. If the thread has terminated,
> I don't care if old information is still
> displayed.
>
> So what is the actual problem that is occurring?
>
> > right click and switch to that thread do a
> > call stack once you see a hercules
> > function do switch to frame that should
> > get you where things are locked up
>
> Given that you have already done the
> above, could you please just tell me
> what change I need to make to which
> file in any version of Hercules? Then
> I'll try to make the same change to
> Hercules 3.07 and try it out.
>
> Thanks. Paul.
>
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-10 08:20:49 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> To try to identify the current "freeze" why not try to
> bypass it with different scripts.

> hao clear
> stopall
> suspend
> quit

Given that no-one stepped forward to
help me debug this freeze properly,
and given that I am lost in the code
myself, and given that I did at least
seem to isolate it to the stopping of
a CPU, I changed the termination
script to this (ie just added "stopall"):

C:\mvs380\conf>type termherc2.rc
# we put in an unnecessary "stopall" to prevent Hercules
# (3.07 and 3.12 at least) from randomly hanging in the
# "quit" command in about 5% of runs.
# It is still unclear why Hercules is hanging
stopall
quit

C:\mvs380\conf>


After 1200 runs with no console (ie
stderr redirected), and 1200 runs
with a console, I can report there
were no hangs in "quit" so this
workaround seems to have been
effective. Thanks for the suggestion.

BFN. Paul.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-20 00:17:19 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> After 1200 runs with no console (ie
> stderr redirected), and 1200 runs
> with a console, I can report there
> were no hangs in "quit" so this
> workaround seems to have been
> effective.

Ok, with Hercules 3.07 I ran about
24,000 runs (complete IPL and
terminate) with 0 hangs in the "quit"
command.

Then I switched to Hercules 4.00 rc0
and ran about 7000 runs without a
hang.

But today it hung.

Here is the last line I see on my screen:

HHC00101I Thread id 000033a4, prio 0, name Processor CP00 ended

Which matches the last line seen in
hercules.log, full log below.

I then pressed ctrl-c. With the previous
hang-on-quit problem, ctrl-c did nothing,
and I was forced to close the entire
Windows prompt. But with this problem,
I instead got some more output:

/22.55.02 STC 13 $HASP250 LOGRECI IS PURGED
HHC02272I Highest observed MIPS and IO/s rates
HHC02272I from Mon Mar 20 00:00:00 2017
HHC02272I to Mon Mar 20 09:55:03 2017
HHC02272I MIPS: 55.700780 IO/s: 1035
HHC00101I Thread id 00004224, prio 0, name HTTP server ended
HHC00101I Thread id 000033a4, prio 0, name Processor CP00 ended
HHC01401I CTRL_C_EVENT received: initiating emergency shutdown
HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
HHC01423I Calling termination routines

HHC02103I Logger: logger thread terminating
HHC01424I All termination routines complete
HHC01425I Hercules shutdown complete
HHC01412I Hercules terminated
HHC00101I Thread id 00001d60, prio 0, name Control panel ended
Terminate batch job (Y/N)?

I answered the prompt with "N" and
it merrily went on its way to the next
automatic run.

BFN. Paul.




09:54:51 HHC01413I Hercules version 4.0.0.0 (4.0.0.0)
09:54:51 HHC01414I (C) Copyright 1999-2016 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
09:54:51 HHC01415I Build date: Dec 16 2016 at 14:14:30
09:54:51 HHC01417I Built with: Microsoft Visual C 190024215 1
09:54:51 HHC01417I Build type: Windows MSVC i386 host architecture build
09:54:51 HHC01417I Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/Arch
09:54:51 HHC01417I Max CPU Engines: 32
09:54:51 HHC01417I Using Fish threads Threading Model
09:54:51 HHC01417I Using Error-Checking Mutex Locking Model
09:54:51 HHC01417I With Syncio support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With Shared Devices support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With Dynamic loading support
09:54:51 HHC01417I Using shared libraries
09:54:51 HHC01417I With External GUI support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With Partial TCP keepalive support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With IPV6 support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With HTTP Server support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With sqrtl support
09:54:51 HHC01417I Without SIGABEND handler
09:54:51 HHC01417I With CCKD BZIP2 support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With HET BZIP2 support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With ZLIB support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With Regular Expressions support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With Object REXX support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With Regina REXX support
09:54:51 HHC01417I With Automatic Operator support
09:54:51 HHC01417I Without National Language Support
09:54:51 HHC01417I Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8 fetch_dw store_dw hatomics=msvcIntrinsics
09:54:51 HHC01417I Running on: PAUL-DELL (Windows-6.2.9200 Intel(R) x64) LP=8, Cores=4, CPUs=1
09:54:51 HHC00018W Hercules is NOT running in elevated mode
09:54:51 HHC02323W This build of Hercules has only partial TCP keepalive support
09:54:51 HHC01508I HDL: loadable module directory is c:/herc380/
09:54:51 HHC00150I Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright 2003-2016 by Bernard van der Helm
09:54:51 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist
09:54:51 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist Extension 1, 2, 3 and 4
09:54:51 HHC00100I Thread id 000033a4, prio 15, name Processor CP00 started
09:54:51 HHC00100I Thread id 00001f54, prio -20, name Timer started
09:54:51 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch
09:54:51 HHC02204I cpuserial set to 000611
09:54:51 HHC02204I cpumodel set to 4381
09:54:51 HHC17003I MAIN storage is 200M (mainsize); storage is not locked
09:54:51 HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked
09:54:51 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370
09:54:51 HHC02204I archmode set to S/370
09:54:51 HHC02203I default allowed automount directory: c:/mvs380/
09:54:51 HHC02204I mounted_tape_reinit set to disabled
09:54:51 HHC01474I Using internal codepage conversion table 819/1047
09:54:51 HHC02256W Command httpport is deprecated, use http port nnnn [[noauth]|[auth user pass]] instead
09:54:51 HHC02204I httpport set to port=8081 noauth
09:54:51 HHC01807I HTTP server signaled to start
09:54:51 HHC02204I todprio set to -20
09:54:51 HHC02204I hercprio set to 8
09:54:51 HHC02204I devprio set to 0
09:54:51 HHC02204I cpuprio set to 0
09:54:51 HHC02204I loadparm set to ........
09:54:51 HHC02204I maxcpu set to 1
09:54:51 HHC02204I numcpu set to 1
09:54:51 HHC02204I panrate set to FAST
09:54:51 HHC02204I pantitle set to MVS/380 v1.2 running under Hercules-3.07:380-4.0
09:54:51 HHC00100I Thread id 00004224, prio 0, name HTTP server started
09:54:51 HHC01802I HTTP server using root directory c:/herc380/html/
09:54:51 HHC01803I HTTP server waiting for requests on port 8081
09:54:51 HHC01042I 0:000C COMM: device bound to socket 127.0.0.1:3505
09:54:51 HHC00100I Thread id 00002940, prio 0, name Socket device listener started
09:54:51 HHC01437I Config file[123] conf/mvs380.conf: including file conf/mvs380_DASD.conf
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0148 CKD file dasd/mvsres.148: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0148 CKD file dasd/mvsres.148: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0131 CKD file dasd/sort01.131: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0131 CKD file dasd/sort01.131: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0132 CKD file dasd/sort02.132: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0132 CKD file dasd/sort02.132: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0133 CKD file dasd/sort03.133: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0133 CKD file dasd/sort03.133: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0134 CKD file dasd/sort04.134: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0134 CKD file dasd/sort04.134: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0135 CKD file dasd/sort05.135: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0135 CKD file dasd/sort05.135: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0136 CKD file dasd/sort06.136: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0136 CKD file dasd/sort06.136: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0140 CKD file dasd/work00.140: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0140 CKD file dasd/work00.140: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0152 CKD file dasd/hasp00.152: cyls 404 heads 19 tracks 7676 trklen 13312
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0160 CKD file dasd/page00.160: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0161 CKD file dasd/page01.161: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0162 CKD file dasd/page02.162: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0170 CKD file dasd/work01.170: cyls 962 heads 12 tracks 11544 trklen 35840
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:01A0 CKD file dasd/work02.180: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:01A0 CKD file dasd/work02.180: cyls 886 heads 15 tracks 13290 trklen 47616
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:01B0 CKD file dasd/work03.190: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:01B0 CKD file dasd/work03.190: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:01B1 CKD file dasd/mvscat.191: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:01B1 CKD file dasd/mvscat.191: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:01B2 CKD file dasd/seasik.192: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:01B2 CKD file dasd/seasik.192: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:01B3 CKD file dasd/mvssrc.193: cyls 2226 heads 15 tracks 33390 trklen 56832
09:54:51 HHC00401E 0:01B4 CKD file dasd/pub004.1b4: open error: not found
09:54:51 HHC01463E 0:01B4 device initialization failed
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0240 CKD file dasd/pub000.240: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0240 CKD file dasd/pub000.240: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0248 CKD file dasd/mvsdlb.248: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0248 CKD file dasd/mvsdlb.248: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:02A0 CKD file dasd/pub002.280: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:02A0 CKD file dasd/pub002.280: cyls 1772 heads 15 tracks 26580 trklen 47616
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:02B1 CKD file dasd/tmptmp.2b1: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:02B1 CKD file dasd/tmptmp.2b1: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:02B2 CKD file dasd/xmit90.2b2: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:02B2 CKD file dasd/xmit90.2b2: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0150 CKD file dasd/start1.150: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0150 CKD file dasd/start1.150: cyls 808 heads 19 tracks 15352 trklen 13312
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0151 CKD file dasd/spool0.151: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0151 CKD file dasd/spool0.151: cyls 808 heads 19 tracks 15352 trklen 13312
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0340 CKD file dasd/cbt000.340: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0340 CKD file dasd/cbt000.340: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0341 CKD file dasd/cbt001.341: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0341 CKD file dasd/cbt001.341: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0342 CKD file dasd/cbt002.342: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0342 CKD file dasd/cbt002.342: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0343 CKD file dasd/cbtcat.343: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0343 CKD file dasd/cbtcat.343: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0348 CKD file dasd/src000.348: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0348 CKD file dasd/src000.348: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0349 CKD file dasd/src001.349: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0349 CKD file dasd/src001.349: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:034A CKD file dasd/src002.34a: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:034A CKD file dasd/src002.34a: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:034B CKD file dasd/srccat.34b: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:034B CKD file dasd/srccat.34b: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0149 CKD file dasd/smp001.149: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0149 CKD file dasd/smp001.149: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:014A CKD file dasd/smp002.14a: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:014A CKD file dasd/smp002.14a: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:014B CKD file dasd/smp003.14b: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:014B CKD file dasd/smp003.14b: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:014C CKD file dasd/smp004.14c: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:014C CKD file dasd/smp004.14c: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0700 CKD file dasd/js2sp0.700: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0700 CKD file dasd/js2sp0.700: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0138 CKD file dasd/dlicat.138: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0138 CKD file dasd/dlicat.138: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0139 CKD file dasd/dlisys.139: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0139 CKD file dasd/dlisys.139: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:013A CKD file dasd/dli000.13a: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:013A CKD file dasd/dli000.13a: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:013B CKD file dasd/dli001.13b: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:013B CKD file dasd/dli001.13b: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:013C CKD file dasd/dli002.13c: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:013C CKD file dasd/dli002.13c: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0710 CKD file dasd/js3sp0.710: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0710 CKD file dasd/js3sp0.710: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00403I 0:0711 CKD file dasd/js3res.711: opening as r/o
09:54:51 HHC00414I 0:0711 CKD file dasd/js3res.711: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
09:54:51 HHC00100I Thread id 00001be8, prio 0, name Console connection started
09:54:51 HHC01024I Waiting for console connections on port 3270
09:54:51 HHC00222I 0:0400 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
09:54:51 HHC00222I 0:0401 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
09:54:51 HHC00222I 0:0402 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
09:54:51 HHC00222I 0:0403 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
09:54:51 HHC00100I Thread id 00001d60, prio 0, name Control panel started
09:54:51 HHC02260I Script 1: begin processing file conf/auto_run.rc
09:54:51 HHC01603I devlist
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:000C 3505 127.0.0.1:3505 sockdev ascii trunc eof IO[0]
09:54:51 HHC02279I (no one currently connected)
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:000D 3525 pch/pch00d.txt ascii crlf IO[0]
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:000E 1403 prt/prt00e.txt crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:000F 1403 prt/prt00f.txt crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:001F 3215 *syscons cmdpref(/) noprompt IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:00C0 3270 * IO[0]
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:00C1 3270 * IO[0]
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:00C2 3270 * IO[0]
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:00C7 3287 * IO[0]
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:010C 3505 jcl/dummy eof IO[0]
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0131 2314 dasd/sort01.131 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0132 2314 dasd/sort02.132 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0133 2314 dasd/sort03.133 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0134 2314 dasd/sort04.134 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0135 2314 dasd/sort05.135 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0136 2314 dasd/sort06.136 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0138 2314 dasd/dlicat.138 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0139 2314 dasd/dlisys.139 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:013A 2314 dasd/dli000.13a [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:013B 2314 dasd/dli001.13b [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:013C 2314 dasd/dli002.13c [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0140 3350 dasd/work00.140 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0148 3350 dasd/mvsres.148 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0149 3350 dasd/smp001.149 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:014A 3350 dasd/smp002.14a [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:014B 3350 dasd/smp003.14b [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:014C 3350 dasd/smp004.14c [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0150 3330 dasd/start1.150 [808 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0151 3330 dasd/spool0.151 [808 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0152 3330 dasd/hasp00.152 [404 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0160 3340 dasd/page00.160 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0161 3340 dasd/page01.161 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0162 3340 dasd/page02.162 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0170 3375 dasd/work01.170 [962 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:01A0 3380 dasd/work02.180 [886 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:01B0 3390 dasd/work03.190 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:01B1 3390 dasd/mvscat.191 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:01B2 3390 dasd/seasik.192 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:01B3 3390 dasd/mvssrc.193 [2226 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:01C7 3287 * IO[0]
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0240 3350 dasd/pub000.240 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0248 3350 dasd/mvsdlb.248 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:02A0 3380 dasd/pub002.280 [1772 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:02B1 3390 dasd/tmptmp.2b1 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:02B2 3390 dasd/xmit90.2b2 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:030E 1403 log/hardcopy.log crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0340 3350 dasd/cbt000.340 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0341 3350 dasd/cbt001.341 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0342 3350 dasd/cbt002.342 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0343 3350 dasd/cbtcat.343 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0348 3350 dasd/src000.348 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0349 3350 dasd/src001.349 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:034A 3350 dasd/src002.34a [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:034B 3350 dasd/srccat.34b [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0400 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0401 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0402 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0403 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0700 3350 dasd/js2sp0.700 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0710 3350 dasd/js3sp0.710 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC02279I 0:0711 3350 dasd/js3res.711 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
09:54:51 HHC01603I logopt timestamp
09:54:51 HHC02204I logopt set to TIMESTAMP
09:54:51 HHC01603I panrate 1000
09:54:51 HHC02204I panrate set to 1000
09:54:51 HHC01603I hao tgt IEF238D
09:54:51 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
09:54:51 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
09:54:51 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
09:54:51 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP395 DYNAMASK
09:54:51 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 1
09:54:51 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs_slow.rc
09:54:51 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 1
09:54:51 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP373 SVC120I
09:54:51 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 2
09:54:51 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
09:54:51 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 2
09:54:51 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP436 REPLY
09:54:51 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 3
09:54:51 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/replyy.rc
09:54:51 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 3
09:54:51 HHC01603I devinit 402 tapes/mftopc.het
09:54:51 HHC00221I 0:0402 Tape file tapes/mftopc.het, type het: format type Hercules Emulated Tape file
09:54:51 HHC02245I 0:0402 device initialized
09:54:51 HHC01603I devinit 403 tapes/awstap.aws
09:54:51 HHC00100I Thread id 00002050, prio 0, name Hercules Automatic Operator started
09:54:51 HHC00221I 0:0403 Tape file tapes/awstap.aws, type het: format type Hercules Emulated Tape file
09:54:51 HHC02245I 0:0403 device initialized
09:54:51 /r 00,clpa,cmd=co
09:54:51 HHC01603I ipl 148
09:54:51 HHC02264I Script 1: file conf/auto_run.rc processing ended
09:54:51 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra(), active=0, started=0, max=2
09:54:51 HHC00100I Thread id 00001768, prio 0, name Read-ahead thread-1 started
09:54:51 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra() from cckd_ra(), active=1, started=1, max=2
09:54:51 HHC00100I Thread id 00000d60, prio 0, name Read-ahead thread-2 started
09:54:52 /IEA101A SPECIFY SYSTEM PARMS FOR MVS/380 1.2 v03.8 TK3+
09:54:52 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer(), active=0, started=0, max=2
09:54:52 HHC00100I Thread id 000029d4, prio 0, name Writer thread-1 started
09:54:52 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_gcol(), active=0, started=0, max=1
09:54:52 HHC00100I Thread id 0000135c, prio 0, name Garbage collector started
09:54:52 /IEA940I THE FOLLOWING PAGE DATA SETS ARE IN USE
09:54:52 / PLPA ... SYS1.PAGELPA
09:54:52 / COMMON . SYS1.PAGECSA
09:54:52 / DUPLEX . SYS1.DUPLEX
09:54:52 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL01
09:54:52 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL02
09:54:52 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL03
09:54:52 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer() from cckd_writer(), active=1, started=1, max=2
09:54:52 HHC00100I Thread id 00004740, prio 0, name Writer thread-2 started
09:54:57 / IGF992I MIH INIT COMPLETE, PRI=000300, SEC=000015
09:54:57 /*IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MANY ON MVSRES
09:54:57 / IEE360I SMF NOW RECORDING ON SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES TIME=22.54.57
09:54:58 / IEF677I WARNING MESSAGE(S) FOR JOB JES2 ISSUED
09:54:58 /*00 $HASP436 REPLY Y OR N TO CONFIRM CHECKPOINT RECORD CHANGE
09:54:58 HHC00081I Match at index 03, executing command script conf/replyy.rc
09:54:58 HHC01603I script conf/replyy.rc
09:54:58 HHC02260I Script 2: begin processing file conf/replyy.rc
09:54:58 /reply 00,y
09:54:58 HHC02264I Script 2: file conf/replyy.rc processing ended
09:54:58 / IEE600I REPLY TO 00 IS;SUPPRESSED
09:54:58 / $HASP493 JES2 COLD-START IS IN PROGRESS
09:55:00 / $HASP412 MAXIMUM OF 1 READER(S) EXCEEDED
09:55:00 /22.55.00 IEE041I THE SYSTEM LOG IS NOW ACTIVE
09:55:00 /22.55.00 IEE302I 00E ONLINE
09:55:00 /22.55.00 IEE302I 00F ONLINE
09:55:00 /22.55.00 IEE313I 30E UNIT REF INVALID
09:55:00 /22.55.00 IEE450I 22.55.00 UNIT STATUS 160
09:55:00 / UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE
09:55:00 / 400 3400 O /REMOV 401 3400 O /REMOV
09:55:00 / 402 3400 O /REMOV
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP000 OK
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP000 OK
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP000 OK
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP000 OK
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP000 OK
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP000 OK
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP000 OK
09:55:00 /22.55.00 IEE305I X COMMAND INVALID
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP000 OK
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP000 OK
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP000 OK
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
09:55:00 /22.55.00 $HASP160 PUNCH1 INACTIVE - CLASS=B
09:55:00 /22.55.00 STC 2 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
09:55:00 /22.55.00 STC 3 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
09:55:00 /22.55.00 STC 2 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
09:55:00 /22.55.00 STC 2 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=22.55.00
09:55:00 /22.55.00 STC 3 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
09:55:00 /22.55.00 STC 3 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=22.55.00
09:55:00 /22.55.00 STC 4 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
09:55:00 /22.55.00 STC 4 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
09:55:00 /22.55.00 STC 4 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=22.55.00
09:55:00 /22.55.00 STC 5 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 5 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 5 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 6 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 6 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 6 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 7 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 7 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 7 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 8 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 8 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 8 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 9 $HASP100 SVC120I ON STCINRDR
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 10 $HASP100 DYNAMASK ON STCINRDR
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 9 $HASP373 SVC120I STARTED
09:55:01 HHC00081I Match at index 02, executing command script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
09:55:01 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
09:55:01 HHC02260I Script 3: begin processing file conf/subjobs_fast.rc
09:55:01 HHC01603I hao clear
09:55:01 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
09:55:01 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 SVC120I
09:55:01 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
09:55:01 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs.rc
09:55:01 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
09:55:01 HHC02264I Script 3: file conf/subjobs_fast.rc processing ended
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 9 IEF403I SVC120I - STARTED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 10 $HASP373 DYNAMASK STARTED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 10 IEF403I DYNAMASK - STARTED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 11 $HASP100 BSPPILOT ON STCINRDR
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 12 $HASP100 BSPSETPF ON STCINRDR
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 11 $HASP373 BSPPILOT STARTED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 11 IEF403I BSPPILOT - STARTED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 12 $HASP373 BSPSETPF STARTED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 12 IEF403I BSPSETPF - STARTED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 13 $HASP100 LOGRECI ON STCINRDR
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 13 $HASP373 LOGRECI STARTED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 13 IEF403I LOGRECI - STARTED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 14 $HASP100 NET ON STCINRDR
09:55:01 /22.55.01 $HASP309 INIT 1 INACTIVE ******** C=A
09:55:01 /22.55.01 $HASP309 INIT 2 INACTIVE ******** C=BA
09:55:01 /22.55.01 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
09:55:01 /22.55.01 $HASP309 INIT 4 INACTIVE ******** C=SHB
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 14 $HASP373 NET STARTED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 $HASP309 INIT 5 INACTIVE ******** C=SBA
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 14 IEF403I NET - STARTED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 $HASP309 INIT 6 INACTIVE ******** C=S
09:55:01 /22.55.01 $HASP309 INIT 7 INACTIVE ******** C=E
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 9 BSPGM39E - Hercules and MVS 380 mods required
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 9 IEF404I SVC120I - ENDED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 9 $HASP395 SVC120I ENDED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 9 $HASP150 SVC120I ON PRINTER2 41 LINES
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 9 *$HASP190 SVC120I SETUP -- PRINTER2 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
09:55:01 /22.55.01 $HASP000 OK
09:55:01 /22.55.01 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 9 $HASP250 SVC120I IS PURGED
09:55:01 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/subjobs.rc
09:55:01 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs.rc
09:55:01 HHC02260I Script 4: begin processing file conf/subjobs.rc
09:55:01 HHC01603I hao clear
09:55:01 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
09:55:01 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 MOUNT
09:55:01 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
09:55:01 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs2.rc
09:55:01 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
09:55:01 /M 401,VOL=(NL,PCTOMF)
09:55:01 HHC02264I Script 4: file conf/subjobs.rc processing ended
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 15 $HASP100 MOUNT ON STCINRDR
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 15 $HASP373 MOUNT STARTED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 15 IEF403I MOUNT - STARTED - TIME=22.55.01
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 15 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,MOUNT,401
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 14 IST110I NETWORK SOLICITOR STARTED
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 10 DMSK00I DYNAMASK DONE ****
09:55:01 /22.55.01 STC 10 DMSK06I START
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 14 IST093I APPLJRP ACTIVE
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 14 IST093I APPLPIES ACTIVE
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 14 IST093I APPLPIAD ACTIVE
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 10 IEF404I DYNAMASK - ENDED - TIME=22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 10 $HASP395 DYNAMASK ENDED
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 10 $HASP150 DYNAMASK ON PRINTER2 30 LINES
09:55:02 /22.55.02 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 10 $HASP250 DYNAMASK IS PURGED
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 14 IST093I APPLTSO ACTIVE
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 14 IST093I APPLTEST ACTIVE
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 14 IST093I LCLMAJRP ACTIVE
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 BSPSP91I - Parms passed: NOREPLYU
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 BSPSP93I - PFK definitions will be updated in memory
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 14 IST093I LCLMAJ00 ACTIVE
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 16 $HASP100 TSO ON STCINRDR
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 17 $HASP100 JRP ON STCINRDR
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 16 $HASP373 TSO STARTED
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 16 IEF403I TSO - STARTED - TIME=22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 $HASP000 OK
09:55:02 /22.55.02 $HASP000 OK
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 17 $HASP373 JRP STARTED
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 14 IST020I VTAM INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 17 IEF403I JRP - STARTED - TIME=22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 14 IEA000I 0C1,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 14 IEA000I 0C0,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 14 IEA000I 0C2,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 BSPSP22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 BSPSP23I - on volume MVSRES
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK01
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 13 IFC001I D=3350 N=0B F=01AB0000 L=01AC0005 S=01AB000002 DIP COMPLETE
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 13 IEF404I LOGRECI - ENDED - TIME=22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 13 $HASP395 LOGRECI ENDED
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 13 $HASP150 LOGRECI ON PRINTER2 20 LINES
09:55:02 /22.55.02 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 13 $HASP250 LOGRECI IS PURGED
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 +BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 15 IEF404I MOUNT - ENDED - TIME=22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 15 $HASP395 MOUNT ENDED
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 15 $HASP150 MOUNT ON PRINTER2 18 LINES
09:55:02 /22.55.02 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 15 $HASP250 MOUNT IS PURGED
09:55:02 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/subjobs2.rc
09:55:02 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs2.rc
09:55:02 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file conf/subjobs2.rc
09:55:02 HHC01603I hao clear
09:55:02 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
09:55:02 HHC01603I hao tgt IEF238D
09:55:02 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
09:55:02 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
09:55:02 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
09:55:02 HHC01603I hao tgt IEC301A
09:55:02 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 1
09:55:02 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/secret.rc
09:55:02 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 1
09:55:02 HHC01603I devinit 401 tapes/pctomf.tdf
09:55:02 HHC00221I 0:0401 Tape file tapes/pctomf.tdf, type oma: format type Optical Media Attachment (OMA) tape
09:55:02 HHC02245I 0:0401 device initialized
09:55:02 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP373 TERMHERC
09:55:02 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 2
09:55:02 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/termherc.rc
09:55:02 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 2
09:55:02 HHC01603I devinit 00c jcl/hercauto.jcl eof
09:55:02 HHC01046I 0:000C COMM: device unbound from socket 127.0.0.1:3505
09:55:02 HHC00101I Thread id 00002940, prio 0, name Socket device listener ended
09:55:02 HHC02245I 0:000C device initialized
09:55:02 HHC02264I Script 5: file conf/subjobs2.rc processing ended
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 1 $HASP100 HERC01A ON READER1
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 2 $HASP100 TERMHERC ON READER1
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 1 $HASP373 HERC01A STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 1 IEF403I HERC01A - STARTED - TIME=22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 +BSPSP99I - End of processing, MAXRC=0000
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 IEF404I BSPSETPF - ENDED - TIME=22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 $HASP395 BSPSETPF ENDED
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 $HASP150 BSPSETPF ON PRINTER2 34 LINES
09:55:02 /22.55.02 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
09:55:02 /22.55.02 STC 12 $HASP250 BSPSETPF IS PURGED
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 1 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 1 HERC01A IEFBR14 IEFBR14 RC= 0000
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 1 IEF404I HERC01A - ENDED - TIME=22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 1 $HASP395 HERC01A ENDED
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 1 $HASP150 HERC01A ON PRINTER1 30 LINES
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 1 *$HASP190 HERC01A SETUP -- PRINTER1 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
09:55:02 /22.55.02 $HASP000 OK
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 2 $HASP373 TERMHERC STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
09:55:02 HHC00081I Match at index 02, executing command script conf/termherc.rc
09:55:02 HHC01603I script conf/termherc.rc
09:55:02 HHC02260I Script 6: begin processing file conf/termherc.rc
09:55:02 HHC01603I hao clear
09:55:02 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
09:55:02 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 TERMHERC
09:55:02 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
09:55:02 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/termherc2.rc
09:55:02 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
09:55:02 HHC02264I Script 6: file conf/termherc.rc processing ended
09:55:02 /22.55.02 JOB 2 IEF403I TERMHERC - STARTED - TIME=22.55.02
09:55:02 /22.55.02 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
09:55:03 /22.55.02 JOB 1 $HASP250 HERC01A IS PURGED
09:55:03 /22.55.03 *IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES
09:55:03 /22.55.03 IEE361I SMF DATA LOST - SYS1.MANY NOT AVAILABLE TIME=22.55.03
09:55:03 /22.55.03 STC 18 $HASP100 SMFDAILY ON STCINRDR
09:55:03 /22.55.03 STC 16 IKT007I TCAS ACCEPTING LOGONS
09:55:03 /22.55.03 STC 16 IKT005I TCAS IS INITIALIZED
09:55:03 /22.55.03 STC 18 $HASP373 SMFDAILY STARTED
09:55:03 /22.55.03 STC 18 IEF403I SMFDAILY - STARTED - TIME=22.55.03
09:55:03 /22.55.03 STC 18 IEF453I SMFDAILY - JOB FAILED - JCL ERROR - TIME=22.55.03
09:55:03 /22.55.03 STC 18 $HASP395 SMFDAILY ENDED
09:55:03 /22.55.03 STC 18 $HASP150 SMFDAILY ON PRINTER2 25 LINES
09:55:03 /22.55.03 IEE132I START COMMAND DEVICE ALLOCATION ERROR
09:55:03 /22.55.03 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
09:55:03 /22.55.03 STC 18 $HASP250 SMFDAILY IS PURGED
09:55:03 /22.55.03 JOB 2 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
09:55:03 /22.55.03 JOB 2 TERMHERC S1 IEBGENER RC= 0000
09:55:03 /22.55.03 JOB 2 IEF404I TERMHERC - ENDED - TIME=22.55.03
09:55:03 /22.55.03 JOB 2 $HASP395 TERMHERC ENDED
09:55:03 /22.55.03 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
09:55:03 /22.55.03 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER1 1 LINE
09:55:03 /22.55.03 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER2 44 LINES
09:55:03 /22.55.03 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
09:55:03 /22.55.03 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
09:55:03 /22.55.03 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
09:55:03 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/termherc2.rc
09:55:03 HHC01603I script conf/termherc2.rc
09:55:03 HHC02260I Script 7: begin processing file conf/termherc2.rc
09:55:03 HHC01603I stopall
09:55:03 HHC01603I quit
09:55:03 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
09:55:03 HHC00101I Thread id 00001f54, prio -20, name Timer ended
09:55:03 HHC00101I Thread id 00002050, prio 0, name Hercules Automatic Operator ended
09:55:03 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
09:55:03 HHC02272I Highest observed MIPS and IO/s rates
09:55:03 HHC02272I from Mon Mar 20 00:00:00 2017
09:55:03 HHC02272I to Mon Mar 20 09:55:03 2017
09:55:03 HHC02272I MIPS: 55.700780 IO/s: 1035
09:55:03 HHC00101I Thread id 00004224, prio 0, name HTTP server ended
09:55:03 HHC00101I Thread id 000033a4, prio 0, name Processor CP00 ended
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-20 00:44:16 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> HHC02103I Logger: logger thread terminating
> HHC01424I All termination routines complete
> HHC01425I Hercules shutdown complete
> HHC01412I Hercules terminated
> HHC00101I Thread id 00001d60, prio 0, name Control panel ended
> Terminate batch job (Y/N)?

Note that the above output on my screen
is slightly different from the additional
text that went into hercules.log:

09:55:03 HHC00101I Thread id 000033a4, prio 0, name Processor CP00 ended
11:13:29 HHC01401I CTRL_C_EVENT received: initiating emergency shutdown
11:13:29 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
11:13:29 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
11:13:29 HHC02103I Logger: logger thread terminating
11:13:29 HHC00101I Thread id 00001d60, prio 0, name Control panel ended


BFN. Paul.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-22 03:29:38 UTC
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The latest freeze with 4.0 rc0 is quite
different from what I have seen before.

The screen and log both show this at
the end:

HHC00333I 0:01B3 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
HHC00335I 0:01B3 --------------------------------------------------------------------
HHC00336I 0:01B3 [*] 0168333900 004 % 5454 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
HHC00338I 0:01B3 dasd/mvssrc.193
HHC00339I 0:01B3 [0] 0168333900 004 % 5454 rw 0000001 0000000 0000001

ie it is in the middle of closing files.

ctrl-c then produces:

HHC00338I 0:01B3 dasd/mvssrc.193
HHC00339I 0:01B3 [0] 0168333900 004 % 5454 rw 0000001 0000000 0000001
HHC01401I CTRL_C_EVENT received: initiating emergency shutdown
HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
HHC01423I Calling termination routines

HHC02103I Logger: logger thread terminating
HHC01424I All termination routines complete
HHC01425I Hercules shutdown complete
HHC01412I Hercules terminated
HHC00101I Thread id 0000029c, prio 0, name Control panel ended
Terminate batch job (Y/N)?

which I reply "N" to.

Full log below.

BFN. Paul.




13:46:10 HHC01413I Hercules version 4.0.0.0 (4.0.0.0)
13:46:10 HHC01414I (C) Copyright 1999-2016 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
13:46:10 HHC01415I Build date: Dec 16 2016 at 14:14:30
13:46:10 HHC01417I Built with: Microsoft Visual C 190024215 1
13:46:10 HHC01417I Build type: Windows MSVC i386 host architecture build
13:46:10 HHC01417I Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/Arch
13:46:10 HHC01417I Max CPU Engines: 32
13:46:10 HHC01417I Using Fish threads Threading Model
13:46:10 HHC01417I Using Error-Checking Mutex Locking Model
13:46:10 HHC01417I With Syncio support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With Shared Devices support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With Dynamic loading support
13:46:10 HHC01417I Using shared libraries
13:46:10 HHC01417I With External GUI support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With Partial TCP keepalive support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With IPV6 support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With HTTP Server support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With sqrtl support
13:46:10 HHC01417I Without SIGABEND handler
13:46:10 HHC01417I With CCKD BZIP2 support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With HET BZIP2 support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With ZLIB support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With Regular Expressions support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With Object REXX support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With Regina REXX support
13:46:10 HHC01417I With Automatic Operator support
13:46:10 HHC01417I Without National Language Support
13:46:10 HHC01417I Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8 fetch_dw store_dw hatomics=msvcIntrinsics
13:46:10 HHC01417I Running on: PAUL-DELL (Windows-6.2.9200 Intel(R) x64) LP=8, Cores=4, CPUs=1
13:46:10 HHC00018W Hercules is NOT running in elevated mode
13:46:10 HHC02323W This build of Hercules has only partial TCP keepalive support
13:46:10 HHC01508I HDL: loadable module directory is c:/herc380/
13:46:10 HHC00150I Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright 2003-2016 by Bernard van der Helm
13:46:10 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist
13:46:10 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist Extension 1, 2, 3 and 4
13:46:10 HHC00100I Thread id 00003130, prio 15, name Processor CP00 started
13:46:10 HHC00100I Thread id 00002cf0, prio -20, name Timer started
13:46:10 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch
13:46:10 HHC02204I cpuserial set to 000611
13:46:10 HHC02204I cpumodel set to 4381
13:46:10 HHC17003I MAIN storage is 200M (mainsize); storage is not locked
13:46:10 HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked
13:46:10 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370
13:46:10 HHC02204I archmode set to S/370
13:46:10 HHC02203I default allowed automount directory: c:/mvs380/
13:46:10 HHC02204I mounted_tape_reinit set to disabled
13:46:10 HHC01474I Using internal codepage conversion table 819/1047
13:46:10 HHC02256W Command httpport is deprecated, use http port nnnn [[noauth]|[auth user pass]] instead
13:46:10 HHC02204I httpport set to port=8081 noauth
13:46:10 HHC01807I HTTP server signaled to start
13:46:10 HHC02204I todprio set to -20
13:46:10 HHC02204I hercprio set to 8
13:46:10 HHC02204I devprio set to 0
13:46:10 HHC02204I cpuprio set to 0
13:46:10 HHC02204I loadparm set to ........
13:46:10 HHC02204I maxcpu set to 1
13:46:10 HHC02204I numcpu set to 1
13:46:10 HHC02204I panrate set to FAST
13:46:10 HHC02204I pantitle set to MVS/380 v1.2 running under Hercules-3.07:380-4.0
13:46:10 HHC00100I Thread id 00003fc8, prio 0, name HTTP server started
13:46:10 HHC01802I HTTP server using root directory c:/herc380/html/
13:46:10 HHC01803I HTTP server waiting for requests on port 8081
13:46:10 HHC01042I 0:000C COMM: device bound to socket 127.0.0.1:3505
13:46:10 HHC00100I Thread id 00000fdc, prio 0, name Socket device listener started
13:46:10 HHC01437I Config file[123] conf/mvs380.conf: including file conf/mvs380_DASD.conf
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0148 CKD file dasd/mvsres.148: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0148 CKD file dasd/mvsres.148: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0131 CKD file dasd/sort01.131: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0131 CKD file dasd/sort01.131: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0132 CKD file dasd/sort02.132: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0132 CKD file dasd/sort02.132: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0133 CKD file dasd/sort03.133: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0133 CKD file dasd/sort03.133: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0134 CKD file dasd/sort04.134: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0134 CKD file dasd/sort04.134: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0135 CKD file dasd/sort05.135: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0135 CKD file dasd/sort05.135: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0136 CKD file dasd/sort06.136: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0136 CKD file dasd/sort06.136: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0140 CKD file dasd/work00.140: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0140 CKD file dasd/work00.140: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0152 CKD file dasd/hasp00.152: cyls 404 heads 19 tracks 7676 trklen 13312
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0160 CKD file dasd/page00.160: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0161 CKD file dasd/page01.161: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0162 CKD file dasd/page02.162: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0170 CKD file dasd/work01.170: cyls 962 heads 12 tracks 11544 trklen 35840
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:01A0 CKD file dasd/work02.180: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:01A0 CKD file dasd/work02.180: cyls 886 heads 15 tracks 13290 trklen 47616
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:01B0 CKD file dasd/work03.190: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:01B0 CKD file dasd/work03.190: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:01B1 CKD file dasd/mvscat.191: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:01B1 CKD file dasd/mvscat.191: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:01B2 CKD file dasd/seasik.192: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:01B2 CKD file dasd/seasik.192: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:01B3 CKD file dasd/mvssrc.193: cyls 2226 heads 15 tracks 33390 trklen 56832
13:46:10 HHC00401E 0:01B4 CKD file dasd/pub004.1b4: open error: not found
13:46:10 HHC01463E 0:01B4 device initialization failed
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0240 CKD file dasd/pub000.240: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0240 CKD file dasd/pub000.240: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0248 CKD file dasd/mvsdlb.248: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0248 CKD file dasd/mvsdlb.248: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:02A0 CKD file dasd/pub002.280: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:02A0 CKD file dasd/pub002.280: cyls 1772 heads 15 tracks 26580 trklen 47616
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:02B1 CKD file dasd/tmptmp.2b1: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:02B1 CKD file dasd/tmptmp.2b1: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:02B2 CKD file dasd/xmit90.2b2: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:02B2 CKD file dasd/xmit90.2b2: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0150 CKD file dasd/start1.150: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0150 CKD file dasd/start1.150: cyls 808 heads 19 tracks 15352 trklen 13312
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0151 CKD file dasd/spool0.151: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0151 CKD file dasd/spool0.151: cyls 808 heads 19 tracks 15352 trklen 13312
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0340 CKD file dasd/cbt000.340: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0340 CKD file dasd/cbt000.340: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0341 CKD file dasd/cbt001.341: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0341 CKD file dasd/cbt001.341: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0342 CKD file dasd/cbt002.342: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0342 CKD file dasd/cbt002.342: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0343 CKD file dasd/cbtcat.343: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0343 CKD file dasd/cbtcat.343: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0348 CKD file dasd/src000.348: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0348 CKD file dasd/src000.348: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0349 CKD file dasd/src001.349: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0349 CKD file dasd/src001.349: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:034A CKD file dasd/src002.34a: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:034A CKD file dasd/src002.34a: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:034B CKD file dasd/srccat.34b: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:034B CKD file dasd/srccat.34b: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0149 CKD file dasd/smp001.149: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0149 CKD file dasd/smp001.149: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:014A CKD file dasd/smp002.14a: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:014A CKD file dasd/smp002.14a: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:014B CKD file dasd/smp003.14b: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:014B CKD file dasd/smp003.14b: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:014C CKD file dasd/smp004.14c: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:014C CKD file dasd/smp004.14c: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0700 CKD file dasd/js2sp0.700: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0700 CKD file dasd/js2sp0.700: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0138 CKD file dasd/dlicat.138: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0138 CKD file dasd/dlicat.138: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0139 CKD file dasd/dlisys.139: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0139 CKD file dasd/dlisys.139: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:013A CKD file dasd/dli000.13a: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:013A CKD file dasd/dli000.13a: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:013B CKD file dasd/dli001.13b: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:013B CKD file dasd/dli001.13b: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:013C CKD file dasd/dli002.13c: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:013C CKD file dasd/dli002.13c: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0710 CKD file dasd/js3sp0.710: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0710 CKD file dasd/js3sp0.710: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00403I 0:0711 CKD file dasd/js3res.711: opening as r/o
13:46:10 HHC00414I 0:0711 CKD file dasd/js3res.711: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
13:46:10 HHC00100I Thread id 00000db8, prio 0, name Console connection started
13:46:10 HHC01024I Waiting for console connections on port 3270
13:46:10 HHC00222I 0:0400 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
13:46:10 HHC00222I 0:0401 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
13:46:10 HHC00222I 0:0402 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
13:46:10 HHC00222I 0:0403 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
13:46:10 HHC00100I Thread id 0000029c, prio 0, name Control panel started
13:46:10 HHC02260I Script 1: begin processing file conf/auto_run.rc
13:46:10 HHC01603I devlist
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:000C 3505 127.0.0.1:3505 sockdev ascii trunc eof IO[0]
13:46:10 HHC02279I (no one currently connected)
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:000D 3525 pch/pch00d.txt ascii crlf IO[0]
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:000E 1403 prt/prt00e.txt crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:000F 1403 prt/prt00f.txt crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:001F 3215 *syscons cmdpref(/) noprompt IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:00C0 3270 * IO[0]
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:00C1 3270 * IO[0]
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:00C2 3270 * IO[0]
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:00C7 3287 * IO[0]
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:010C 3505 jcl/dummy eof IO[0]
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0131 2314 dasd/sort01.131 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0132 2314 dasd/sort02.132 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0133 2314 dasd/sort03.133 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0134 2314 dasd/sort04.134 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0135 2314 dasd/sort05.135 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0136 2314 dasd/sort06.136 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0138 2314 dasd/dlicat.138 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0139 2314 dasd/dlisys.139 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:013A 2314 dasd/dli000.13a [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:013B 2314 dasd/dli001.13b [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:013C 2314 dasd/dli002.13c [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0140 3350 dasd/work00.140 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0148 3350 dasd/mvsres.148 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0149 3350 dasd/smp001.149 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:014A 3350 dasd/smp002.14a [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:014B 3350 dasd/smp003.14b [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:014C 3350 dasd/smp004.14c [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0150 3330 dasd/start1.150 [808 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0151 3330 dasd/spool0.151 [808 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0152 3330 dasd/hasp00.152 [404 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0160 3340 dasd/page00.160 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0161 3340 dasd/page01.161 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0162 3340 dasd/page02.162 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0170 3375 dasd/work01.170 [962 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:01A0 3380 dasd/work02.180 [886 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:01B0 3390 dasd/work03.190 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:01B1 3390 dasd/mvscat.191 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:01B2 3390 dasd/seasik.192 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:01B3 3390 dasd/mvssrc.193 [2226 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:01C7 3287 * IO[0]
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0240 3350 dasd/pub000.240 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0248 3350 dasd/mvsdlb.248 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:02A0 3380 dasd/pub002.280 [1772 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:02B1 3390 dasd/tmptmp.2b1 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:02B2 3390 dasd/xmit90.2b2 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:030E 1403 log/hardcopy.log crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0340 3350 dasd/cbt000.340 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0341 3350 dasd/cbt001.341 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0342 3350 dasd/cbt002.342 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0343 3350 dasd/cbtcat.343 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0348 3350 dasd/src000.348 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0349 3350 dasd/src001.349 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:034A 3350 dasd/src002.34a [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:034B 3350 dasd/srccat.34b [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0400 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0401 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0402 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0403 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0700 3350 dasd/js2sp0.700 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0710 3350 dasd/js3sp0.710 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC02279I 0:0711 3350 dasd/js3res.711 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
13:46:10 HHC01603I logopt timestamp
13:46:10 HHC02204I logopt set to TIMESTAMP
13:46:10 HHC01603I panrate 1000
13:46:10 HHC02204I panrate set to 1000
13:46:10 HHC01603I hao tgt IEF238D
13:46:10 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
13:46:10 HHC00100I Thread id 00003aec, prio 0, name Hercules Automatic Operator started
13:46:10 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
13:46:10 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
13:46:10 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP395 DYNAMASK
13:46:10 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 1
13:46:10 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs_slow.rc
13:46:10 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 1
13:46:10 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP373 SVC120I
13:46:10 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 2
13:46:10 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
13:46:10 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 2
13:46:10 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP436 REPLY
13:46:10 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 3
13:46:10 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/replyy.rc
13:46:10 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 3
13:46:10 HHC01603I devinit 402 tapes/mftopc.het
13:46:10 HHC00221I 0:0402 Tape file tapes/mftopc.het, type het: format type Hercules Emulated Tape file
13:46:10 HHC02245I 0:0402 device initialized
13:46:10 HHC01603I devinit 403 tapes/awstap.aws
13:46:10 HHC00221I 0:0403 Tape file tapes/awstap.aws, type het: format type Hercules Emulated Tape file
13:46:10 HHC02245I 0:0403 device initialized
13:46:10 /r 00,clpa,cmd=co
13:46:10 HHC01603I ipl 148
13:46:10 HHC02264I Script 1: file conf/auto_run.rc processing ended
13:46:10 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra(), active=0, started=0, max=2
13:46:10 HHC00100I Thread id 00003738, prio 0, name Read-ahead thread-1 started
13:46:10 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra() from cckd_ra(), active=1, started=1, max=2
13:46:10 HHC00100I Thread id 00003e38, prio 0, name Read-ahead thread-2 started
13:46:11 /IEA101A SPECIFY SYSTEM PARMS FOR MVS/380 1.2 v03.8 TK3+
13:46:11 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer(), active=0, started=0, max=2
13:46:11 HHC00100I Thread id 00004e34, prio 0, name Writer thread-1 started
13:46:11 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_gcol(), active=0, started=0, max=1
13:46:11 HHC00100I Thread id 00001890, prio 0, name Garbage collector started
13:46:11 /IEA940I THE FOLLOWING PAGE DATA SETS ARE IN USE
13:46:11 / PLPA ... SYS1.PAGELPA
13:46:11 / COMMON . SYS1.PAGECSA
13:46:11 / DUPLEX . SYS1.DUPLEX
13:46:11 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL01
13:46:11 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL02
13:46:11 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL03
13:46:12 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer() from cckd_writer(), active=1, started=1, max=2
13:46:12 HHC00100I Thread id 0000327c, prio 0, name Writer thread-2 started
13:46:17 / IGF992I MIH INIT COMPLETE, PRI=000300, SEC=000015
13:46:18 /*IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MANY ON MVSRES
13:46:18 / IEE360I SMF NOW RECORDING ON SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES TIME=02.46.18
13:46:18 / IEF677I WARNING MESSAGE(S) FOR JOB JES2 ISSUED
13:46:18 /*00 $HASP436 REPLY Y OR N TO CONFIRM CHECKPOINT RECORD CHANGE
13:46:18 HHC00081I Match at index 03, executing command script conf/replyy.rc
13:46:18 HHC01603I script conf/replyy.rc
13:46:18 HHC02260I Script 2: begin processing file conf/replyy.rc
13:46:18 /reply 00,y
13:46:18 HHC02264I Script 2: file conf/replyy.rc processing ended
13:46:18 / IEE600I REPLY TO 00 IS;SUPPRESSED
13:46:18 / $HASP493 JES2 COLD-START IS IN PROGRESS
13:46:21 / $HASP412 MAXIMUM OF 1 READER(S) EXCEEDED
13:46:21 /02.46.21 IEE041I THE SYSTEM LOG IS NOW ACTIVE
13:46:21 /02.46.21 IEE302I 00E ONLINE
13:46:21 /02.46.21 IEE302I 00F ONLINE
13:46:21 /02.46.21 IEE313I 30E UNIT REF INVALID
13:46:21 /02.46.21 IEE450I 02.46.21 UNIT STATUS 159
13:46:21 / UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE
13:46:21 / 400 3400 O /REMOV 401 3400 O /REMOV
13:46:21 / 402 3400 O /REMOV
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP000 OK
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP000 OK
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP000 OK
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP000 OK
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP000 OK
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP000 OK
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP000 OK
13:46:21 /02.46.21 IEE305I X COMMAND INVALID
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP000 OK
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP000 OK
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP000 OK
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
13:46:21 /02.46.21 $HASP160 PUNCH1 INACTIVE - CLASS=B
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 2 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 3 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 2 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 2 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=02.46.21
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 3 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 3 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=02.46.21
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 4 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 4 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 4 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=02.46.21
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 5 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 5 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 5 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=02.46.21
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 6 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
13:46:21 /02.46.21 STC 6 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
13:46:22 /02.46.21 STC 6 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=02.46.21
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 7 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 7 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 7 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=02.46.22
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 8 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 8 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 8 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=02.46.22
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 9 $HASP100 SVC120I ON STCINRDR
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 9 $HASP373 SVC120I STARTED
13:46:22 HHC00081I Match at index 02, executing command script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
13:46:22 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
13:46:22 HHC02260I Script 3: begin processing file conf/subjobs_fast.rc
13:46:22 HHC01603I hao clear
13:46:22 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
13:46:22 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 SVC120I
13:46:22 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
13:46:22 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs.rc
13:46:22 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
13:46:22 HHC02264I Script 3: file conf/subjobs_fast.rc processing ended
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 9 IEF403I SVC120I - STARTED - TIME=02.46.22
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 10 $HASP100 DYNAMASK ON STCINRDR
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 10 $HASP373 DYNAMASK STARTED
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 10 IEF403I DYNAMASK - STARTED - TIME=02.46.22
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 11 $HASP100 BSPPILOT ON STCINRDR
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 11 $HASP373 BSPPILOT STARTED
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 11 IEF403I BSPPILOT - STARTED - TIME=02.46.22
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 12 $HASP100 BSPSETPF ON STCINRDR
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 13 $HASP100 LOGRECI ON STCINRDR
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 12 $HASP373 BSPSETPF STARTED
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 12 IEF403I BSPSETPF - STARTED - TIME=02.46.22
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 13 $HASP373 LOGRECI STARTED
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 13 IEF403I LOGRECI - STARTED - TIME=02.46.22
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 14 $HASP100 NET ON STCINRDR
13:46:22 /02.46.22 $HASP309 INIT 1 INACTIVE ******** C=A
13:46:22 /02.46.22 $HASP309 INIT 2 INACTIVE ******** C=BA
13:46:22 /02.46.22 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
13:46:22 /02.46.22 $HASP309 INIT 4 INACTIVE ******** C=SHB
13:46:22 /02.46.22 $HASP309 INIT 5 INACTIVE ******** C=SBA
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 14 $HASP373 NET STARTED
13:46:22 /02.46.22 $HASP309 INIT 6 INACTIVE ******** C=S
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 14 IEF403I NET - STARTED - TIME=02.46.22
13:46:22 /02.46.22 $HASP309 INIT 7 INACTIVE ******** C=E
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 9 BSPGM39E - Hercules and MVS 380 mods required
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 9 IEF404I SVC120I - ENDED - TIME=02.46.22
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 9 $HASP395 SVC120I ENDED
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 9 $HASP150 SVC120I ON PRINTER2 41 LINES
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 9 *$HASP190 SVC120I SETUP -- PRINTER2 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
13:46:22 /02.46.22 $HASP000 OK
13:46:22 /02.46.22 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 9 $HASP250 SVC120I IS PURGED
13:46:22 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/subjobs.rc
13:46:22 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs.rc
13:46:22 HHC02260I Script 4: begin processing file conf/subjobs.rc
13:46:22 HHC01603I hao clear
13:46:22 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
13:46:22 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 MOUNT
13:46:22 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
13:46:22 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs2.rc
13:46:22 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
13:46:22 /M 401,VOL=(NL,PCTOMF)
13:46:22 HHC02264I Script 4: file conf/subjobs.rc processing ended
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 15 $HASP100 MOUNT ON STCINRDR
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 15 $HASP373 MOUNT STARTED
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 15 IEF403I MOUNT - STARTED - TIME=02.46.22
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 15 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,MOUNT,401
13:46:22 /02.46.22 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST110I NETWORK SOLICITOR STARTED
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST093I APPLJRP ACTIVE
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST093I APPLPIES ACTIVE
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST093I APPLPIAD ACTIVE
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST093I APPLTSO ACTIVE
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST093I APPLTEST ACTIVE
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 10 DMSK00I DYNAMASK DONE ****
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 10 DMSK06I START
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST093I LCLMAJRP ACTIVE
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 10 IEF404I DYNAMASK - ENDED - TIME=02.46.23
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 10 $HASP395 DYNAMASK ENDED
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST093I LCLMAJ00 ACTIVE
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 10 $HASP150 DYNAMASK ON PRINTER2 30 LINES
13:46:23 /02.46.23 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 10 $HASP250 DYNAMASK IS PURGED
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 16 $HASP100 TSO ON STCINRDR
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 16 $HASP373 TSO STARTED
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 16 IEF403I TSO - STARTED - TIME=02.46.23
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 17 $HASP100 JRP ON STCINRDR
13:46:23 /02.46.23 $HASP000 OK
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 17 $HASP373 JRP STARTED
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 17 IEF403I JRP - STARTED - TIME=02.46.23
13:46:23 /02.46.23 $HASP000 OK
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IST020I VTAM INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IEA000I 0C0,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,02.46.23
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IEA000I 0C1,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,02.46.23
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 14 IEA000I 0C2,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,02.46.23
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 12 BSPSP91I - Parms passed: NOREPLYU
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 12 BSPSP93I - PFK definitions will be updated in memory
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 12 BSPSP22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 12 BSPSP23I - on volume MVSRES
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 12 BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK01
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 13 IFC001I D=3350 N=0B F=01AB0000 L=01AC0005 S=01AB000002 DIP COMPLETE
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 13 IEF404I LOGRECI - ENDED - TIME=02.46.23
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 13 $HASP395 LOGRECI ENDED
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 12 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 12 +BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK02
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 13 $HASP150 LOGRECI ON PRINTER2 20 LINES
13:46:23 /02.46.23 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 13 $HASP250 LOGRECI IS PURGED
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 15 IEF404I MOUNT - ENDED - TIME=02.46.23
13:46:23 /02.46.23 STC 15 $HASP395 MOUNT ENDED
13:46:24 /02.46.23 STC 15 $HASP150 MOUNT ON PRINTER2 18 LINES
13:46:24 /02.46.24 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 15 $HASP250 MOUNT IS PURGED
13:46:24 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/subjobs2.rc
13:46:24 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs2.rc
13:46:24 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file conf/subjobs2.rc
13:46:24 HHC01603I hao clear
13:46:24 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
13:46:24 HHC01603I hao tgt IEF238D
13:46:24 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
13:46:24 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
13:46:24 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
13:46:24 HHC01603I hao tgt IEC301A
13:46:24 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 1
13:46:24 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/secret.rc
13:46:24 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 1
13:46:24 HHC01603I devinit 401 tapes/pctomf.tdf
13:46:24 HHC00221I 0:0401 Tape file tapes/pctomf.tdf, type oma: format type Optical Media Attachment (OMA) tape
13:46:24 HHC02245I 0:0401 device initialized
13:46:24 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP373 TERMHERC
13:46:24 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 2
13:46:24 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/termherc.rc
13:46:24 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 2
13:46:24 HHC01603I devinit 00c jcl/hercauto.jcl eof
13:46:24 HHC01046I 0:000C COMM: device unbound from socket 127.0.0.1:3505
13:46:24 HHC00101I Thread id 00000fdc, prio 0, name Socket device listener ended
13:46:24 HHC02245I 0:000C device initialized
13:46:24 HHC02264I Script 5: file conf/subjobs2.rc processing ended
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 1 $HASP100 HERC01A ON READER1
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 2 $HASP100 TERMHERC ON READER1
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 1 $HASP373 HERC01A STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 1 IEF403I HERC01A - STARTED - TIME=02.46.24
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 12 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 12 +BSPSP99I - End of processing, MAXRC=0000
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 12 IEF404I BSPSETPF - ENDED - TIME=02.46.24
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 12 $HASP395 BSPSETPF ENDED
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 12 $HASP150 BSPSETPF ON PRINTER2 34 LINES
13:46:24 /02.46.24 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 12 $HASP250 BSPSETPF IS PURGED
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 1 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 1 HERC01A IEFBR14 IEFBR14 RC= 0000
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 1 IEF404I HERC01A - ENDED - TIME=02.46.24
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 1 $HASP395 HERC01A ENDED
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 1 $HASP150 HERC01A ON PRINTER1 30 LINES
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 1 *$HASP190 HERC01A SETUP -- PRINTER1 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
13:46:24 /02.46.24 $HASP000 OK
13:46:24 /02.46.24 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 1 $HASP250 HERC01A IS PURGED
13:46:24 /02.46.24 *IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES
13:46:24 /02.46.24 IEE361I SMF DATA LOST - SYS1.MANY NOT AVAILABLE TIME=02.46.24
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 18 $HASP100 SMFDAILY ON STCINRDR
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 2 $HASP373 TERMHERC STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
13:46:24 HHC00081I Match at index 02, executing command script conf/termherc.rc
13:46:24 HHC01603I script conf/termherc.rc
13:46:24 HHC02260I Script 6: begin processing file conf/termherc.rc
13:46:24 HHC01603I hao clear
13:46:24 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
13:46:24 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 TERMHERC
13:46:24 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
13:46:24 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/termherc2.rc
13:46:24 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
13:46:24 HHC02264I Script 6: file conf/termherc.rc processing ended
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 18 $HASP373 SMFDAILY STARTED
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 18 IEF403I SMFDAILY - STARTED - TIME=02.46.24
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 2 IEF403I TERMHERC - STARTED - TIME=02.46.24
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 16 IKT007I TCAS ACCEPTING LOGONS
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 16 IKT005I TCAS IS INITIALIZED
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 18 IEF453I SMFDAILY - JOB FAILED - JCL ERROR - TIME=02.46.24
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 18 $HASP395 SMFDAILY ENDED
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 18 $HASP150 SMFDAILY ON PRINTER2 25 LINES
13:46:24 /02.46.24 IEE132I START COMMAND DEVICE ALLOCATION ERROR
13:46:24 /02.46.24 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
13:46:24 /02.46.24 STC 18 $HASP250 SMFDAILY IS PURGED
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 2 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 2 TERMHERC S1 IEBGENER RC= 0000
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 2 IEF404I TERMHERC - ENDED - TIME=02.46.24
13:46:24 /02.46.24 JOB 2 $HASP395 TERMHERC ENDED
13:46:24 /02.46.24 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
13:46:25 /02.46.25 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER1 1 LINE
13:46:25 /02.46.25 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER2 44 LINES
13:46:25 /02.46.25 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
13:46:25 /02.46.25 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
13:46:25 /02.46.25 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
13:46:25 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/termherc2.rc
13:46:25 HHC01603I script conf/termherc2.rc
13:46:25 HHC02260I Script 7: begin processing file conf/termherc2.rc
13:46:25 HHC01603I stopall
13:46:25 HHC01603I quit
13:46:25 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
13:46:25 HHC00101I Thread id 00003aec, prio 0, name Hercules Automatic Operator ended
13:46:25 HHC00101I Thread id 00002cf0, prio -20, name Timer ended
13:46:25 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
13:46:25 HHC02272I Highest observed MIPS and IO/s rates
13:46:25 HHC02272I from Wed Mar 22 00:00:00 2017
13:46:25 HHC02272I to Wed Mar 22 13:46:25 2017
13:46:25 HHC02272I MIPS: 53.757883 IO/s: 922
13:46:25 HHC00101I Thread id 00003fc8, prio 0, name HTTP server ended
13:46:25 HHC00101I Thread id 00003130, prio 0, name Processor CP00 ended
13:46:25 HHC00333I 0:0148 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:25 HHC00334I 0:0148 readaheads misses
13:46:25 HHC00335I 0:0148 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:25 HHC00336I 0:0148 [*] 0018796398 002 % 0016 0001264 0000024 0000036 0001319 0002067
13:46:25 HHC00337I 0:0148 0000526 0000075
13:46:25 HHC00338I 0:0148 dasd/mvsres.148
13:46:25 HHC00339I 0:0148 [0] 0015179178 000 % 0001 ro 0001069 0000000 0000018
13:46:25 HHC00340I 0:0148 shadow/mvsres_*.148
13:46:25 HHC00341I 0:0148 [1] 0003617220 008 % 0015 0000195 0000024 0000018
13:46:25 HHC00333I 0:0131 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:25 HHC00335I 0:0131 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:25 HHC00336I 0:0131 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00338I 0:0131 dasd/sort01.131
13:46:25 HHC00339I 0:0131 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00340I 0:0131 shadow/sort01_*.131
13:46:25 HHC00341I 0:0131 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
13:46:25 HHC00333I 0:0132 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:25 HHC00335I 0:0132 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:25 HHC00336I 0:0132 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00338I 0:0132 dasd/sort02.132
13:46:25 HHC00339I 0:0132 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00340I 0:0132 shadow/sort02_*.132
13:46:25 HHC00341I 0:0132 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
13:46:25 HHC00333I 0:0133 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:25 HHC00335I 0:0133 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:25 HHC00336I 0:0133 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00338I 0:0133 dasd/sort03.133
13:46:25 HHC00339I 0:0133 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00340I 0:0133 shadow/sort03_*.133
13:46:25 HHC00341I 0:0133 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
13:46:25 HHC00333I 0:0134 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:25 HHC00335I 0:0134 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:25 HHC00336I 0:0134 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00338I 0:0134 dasd/sort04.134
13:46:25 HHC00339I 0:0134 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00340I 0:0134 shadow/sort04_*.134
13:46:25 HHC00341I 0:0134 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
13:46:25 HHC00333I 0:0135 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:25 HHC00335I 0:0135 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:25 HHC00336I 0:0135 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00338I 0:0135 dasd/sort05.135
13:46:25 HHC00339I 0:0135 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00340I 0:0135 shadow/sort05_*.135
13:46:25 HHC00341I 0:0135 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
13:46:25 HHC00333I 0:0136 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:25 HHC00335I 0:0136 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:25 HHC00336I 0:0136 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00338I 0:0136 dasd/sort06.136
13:46:25 HHC00339I 0:0136 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00340I 0:0136 shadow/sort06_*.136
13:46:25 HHC00341I 0:0136 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
13:46:25 HHC00333I 0:0140 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:25 HHC00335I 0:0140 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:25 HHC00336I 0:0140 [*] 0052445479 002 % 0019 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00338I 0:0140 dasd/work00.140
13:46:25 HHC00339I 0:0140 [0] 0000141963 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00340I 0:0140 shadow/work00_*.140
13:46:25 HHC00341I 0:0140 [1] 0052303516 002 % 0018 0000000 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00333I 0:0152 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:25 HHC00335I 0:0152 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:25 HHC00336I 0:0152 [*] 0004838436 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00338I 0:0152 dasd/hasp00.152
13:46:25 HHC00339I 0:0152 [0] 0004838436 000 % 0001 rw 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:25 HHC00333I 0:0160 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:25 HHC00334I 0:0160 readaheads misses
13:46:25 HHC00335I 0:0160 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:25 HHC00336I 0:0160 [*] 0014659230 040 % 0529 0001855 0001382 0000008 0001167 0002330
13:46:25 HHC00337I 0:0160 0000692 0000156
13:46:25 HHC00338I 0:0160 dasd/page00.160
13:46:25 HHC00339I 0:0160 [0] 0014659230 040 % 0529 rw 0001855 0001382 0000008
13:46:25 HHC00333I 0:0161 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:25 HHC00334I 0:0161 readaheads misses
13:46:26 HHC00335I 0:0161 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:26 HHC00336I 0:0161 [*] 0003429990 003 % 0095 0000045 0000058 0000006 0000037 0000056
13:46:26 HHC00337I 0:0161 0000026 0000003
13:46:26 HHC00338I 0:0161 dasd/page01.161
13:46:26 HHC00339I 0:0161 [0] 0003429990 003 % 0095 rw 0000045 0000058 0000006
13:46:26 HHC00333I 0:0162 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:26 HHC00334I 0:0162 readaheads misses
13:46:26 HHC00335I 0:0162 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:26 HHC00336I 0:0162 [*] 0003334004 004 % 0120 0000042 0000036 0000001 0000037 0000054
13:46:26 HHC00337I 0:0162 0000025 0000006
13:46:26 HHC00338I 0:0162 dasd/page02.162
13:46:26 HHC00339I 0:0162 [0] 0003334004 004 % 0120 rw 0000042 0000036 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00333I 0:0170 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:26 HHC00335I 0:0170 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:26 HHC00336I 0:0170 [*] 0057202932 001 % 0046 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00338I 0:0170 dasd/work01.170
13:46:26 HHC00339I 0:0170 [0] 0057202932 001 % 0046 rw 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00333I 0:01A0 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:26 HHC00335I 0:01A0 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:26 HHC00336I 0:01A0 [*] 0066629478 001 % 0181 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00338I 0:01A0 dasd/work02.180
13:46:26 HHC00339I 0:01A0 [0] 0000113799 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00340I 0:01A0 shadow/work02_*.180
13:46:26 HHC00341I 0:01A0 [1] 0066515679 001 % 0180 0000000 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00333I 0:01B0 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:26 HHC00335I 0:01B0 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:26 HHC00336I 0:01B0 [*] 0056476534 002 % 0129 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00338I 0:01B0 dasd/work03.190
13:46:26 HHC00339I 0:01B0 [0] 0000142257 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00340I 0:01B0 shadow/work03_*.190
13:46:26 HHC00341I 0:01B0 [1] 0056334277 002 % 0128 0000000 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00333I 0:01B1 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:26 HHC00334I 0:01B1 readaheads misses
13:46:26 HHC00335I 0:01B1 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:26 HHC00336I 0:01B1 [*] 0015481595 000 % 0002 0000019 0000001 0000005 0000015 0000031
13:46:26 HHC00337I 0:01B1 0000004 0000003
13:46:26 HHC00338I 0:01B1 dasd/mvscat.191
13:46:26 HHC00339I 0:01B1 [0] 0003658727 000 % 0001 ro 0000010 0000000 0000003
13:46:26 HHC00340I 0:01B1 shadow/mvscat_*.191
13:46:26 HHC00341I 0:01B1 [1] 0011822868 000 % 0001 0000009 0000001 0000002
13:46:26 HHC00333I 0:01B2 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:26 HHC00335I 0:01B2 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:26 HHC00336I 0:01B2 [*] 0103500159 017 % 1297 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00338I 0:01B2 dasd/seasik.192
13:46:26 HHC00339I 0:01B2 [0] 0016164960 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00340I 0:01B2 shadow/seasik_*.192
13:46:26 HHC00341I 0:01B2 [1] 0087335199 020 % 1297 0000000 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00333I 0:01B3 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
13:46:26 HHC00335I 0:01B3 --------------------------------------------------------------------
13:46:26 HHC00336I 0:01B3 [*] 0168333900 004 % 5454 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
13:46:26 HHC00338I 0:01B3 dasd/mvssrc.193
13:46:26 HHC00339I 0:01B3 [0] 0168333900 004 % 5454 rw 0000001 0000000 0000001
14:27:37 HHC01401I CTRL_C_EVENT received: initiating emergency shutdown
14:27:37 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
14:27:37 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
14:27:37 HHC02103I Logger: logger thread terminating
14:27:37 HHC00101I Thread id 0000029c, prio 0, name Control panel ended
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-24 23:38:23 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> The latest freeze with 4.0 rc0 is quite
> different from what I have seen before.

Another new one. Very rare. First time I've
seen in 25,000 runs of 4.0 rc0.

My screen ends like this:

HHC02204I cpuserial set to 000611
HHC02204I cpumodel set to 4381
HHC00100I Thread id 00003c94, prio -20, name Timer started
HHC17003I MAIN storage is 200M (mainsize); storage is not locked
HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked
HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370

So it is frozen ... on STARTUP!!!

After ctrl-c my screen looks like this:

HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked
HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370
HHC01401I CTRL_C_EVENT received: initiating emergency shutdownH
HC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
HHC01423I Calling termination routines
HHC00101I Thread id 000024b8, prio 15, name Processor CP00 ended
HHC01427I Main storage released
HHC01427I Expanded storage released
HHC01422I Configuration released

(still hung)

Further ctrl-c have no effect, and the
console remains hung until I close
the entire Windows prompt window.

Full hercules.log below.

BFN. Paul.




10:12:00 HHC01413I Hercules version 4.0.0.0 (4.0.0.0)
10:12:00 HHC01414I (C) Copyright 1999-2016 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
10:12:00 HHC01415I Build date: Dec 16 2016 at 14:14:30
10:12:00 HHC01417I Built with: Microsoft Visual C 190024215 1
10:12:00 HHC01417I Build type: Windows MSVC i386 host architecture build
10:12:00 HHC01417I Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/Arch
10:12:00 HHC01417I Max CPU Engines: 32
10:12:00 HHC01417I Using Fish threads Threading Model
10:12:00 HHC01417I Using Error-Checking Mutex Locking Model
10:12:00 HHC01417I With Syncio support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With Shared Devices support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With Dynamic loading support
10:12:00 HHC01417I Using shared libraries
10:12:00 HHC01417I With External GUI support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With Partial TCP keepalive support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With IPV6 support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With HTTP Server support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With sqrtl support
10:12:00 HHC01417I Without SIGABEND handler
10:12:00 HHC01417I With CCKD BZIP2 support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With HET BZIP2 support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With ZLIB support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With Regular Expressions support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With Object REXX support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With Regina REXX support
10:12:00 HHC01417I With Automatic Operator support
10:12:00 HHC01417I Without National Language Support
10:12:00 HHC01417I Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8 fetch_dw store_dw hatomics=msvcIntrinsics
10:12:00 HHC01417I Running on: PAUL-DELL (Windows-6.2.9200 Intel(R) x64) LP=8, Cores=4, CPUs=1
10:12:00 HHC00018W Hercules is NOT running in elevated mode
10:12:00 HHC02323W This build of Hercules has only partial TCP keepalive support
10:12:00 HHC01508I HDL: loadable module directory is c:/herc380/
10:12:00 HHC00150I Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright 2003-2016 by Bernard van der Helm
10:12:00 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist
10:12:00 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist Extension 1, 2, 3 and 4
10:12:00 HHC00100I Thread id 000024b8, prio 15, name Processor CP00 started
10:12:00 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch
10:12:00 HHC02204I cpuserial set to 000611
10:12:00 HHC02204I cpumodel set to 4381
10:12:00 HHC00100I Thread id 00003c94, prio -20, name Timer started
10:12:00 HHC17003I MAIN storage is 200M (mainsize); storage is not locked
10:12:00 HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked
10:12:00 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370
10:35:43 HHC01401I CTRL_C_EVENT received: initiating emergency shutdown
10:35:43 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
10:35:44 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
10:35:44 HHC00101I Thread id 000024b8, prio 15, name Processor CP00 ended
10:35:44 HHC01427I Main storage released
10:35:44 HHC01427I Expanded storage released
10:35:44 HHC01422I Configuration released
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-25 05:39:21 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> Another new one. Very rare. First time I've
> seen in 25,000 runs of 4.0 rc0.

Yet another one.

Hercules popped up a window saying it
had crashed and whether I wanted a
dump for the developers to analyze.

I didn't think to take a screenshot.

I believe I said "yes", but I don't know
where the dump file went, and the
automatic runs continued so I don't
know anything more than that. The
crash doesn't show in the log (below)
other than that it is cut short.

BFN. Paul.




16:25:32 HHC01413I Hercules version 4.0.0.0 (4.0.0.0)
16:25:32 HHC01414I (C) Copyright 1999-2016 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
16:25:32 HHC01415I Build date: Dec 16 2016 at 14:14:30
16:25:32 HHC01417I Built with: Microsoft Visual C 190024215 1
16:25:32 HHC01417I Build type: Windows MSVC i386 host architecture build
16:25:32 HHC01417I Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/Arch
16:25:32 HHC01417I Max CPU Engines: 32
16:25:32 HHC01417I Using Fish threads Threading Model
16:25:32 HHC01417I Using Error-Checking Mutex Locking Model
16:25:32 HHC01417I With Syncio support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With Shared Devices support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With Dynamic loading support
16:25:32 HHC01417I Using shared libraries
16:25:32 HHC01417I With External GUI support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With Partial TCP keepalive support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With IPV6 support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With HTTP Server support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With sqrtl support
16:25:32 HHC01417I Without SIGABEND handler
16:25:32 HHC01417I With CCKD BZIP2 support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With HET BZIP2 support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With ZLIB support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With Regular Expressions support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With Object REXX support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With Regina REXX support
16:25:32 HHC01417I With Automatic Operator support
16:25:32 HHC01417I Without National Language Support
16:25:32 HHC01417I Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8 fetch_dw store_dw hatomics=msvcIntrinsics
16:25:32 HHC01417I Running on: PAUL-DELL (Windows-6.2.9200 Intel(R) x64) LP=8, Cores=4, CPUs=1
16:25:32 HHC00018W Hercules is NOT running in elevated mode
16:25:32 HHC02323W This build of Hercules has only partial TCP keepalive support
16:25:32 HHC01508I HDL: loadable module directory is c:/herc380/
16:25:32 HHC00150I Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright 2003-2016 by Bernard van der Helm
16:25:32 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist
16:25:32 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist Extension 1, 2, 3 and 4
16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 00003ea8, prio 15, name Processor CP00 started
16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 00004248, prio -20, name Timer started
16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch
16:25:32 HHC02204I cpuserial set to 000611
16:25:32 HHC02204I cpumodel set to 4381
16:25:32 HHC17003I MAIN storage is 200M (mainsize); storage is not locked
16:25:32 HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked
16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370
16:25:32 HHC02204I archmode set to S/370
16:25:32 HHC02203I default allowed automount directory: c:/mvs380/
16:25:32 HHC02204I mounted_tape_reinit set to disabled
16:25:32 HHC01474I Using internal codepage conversion table 819/1047
16:25:32 HHC02256W Command httpport is deprecated, use http port nnnn [[noauth]|[auth user pass]] instead
16:25:32 HHC02204I httpport set to port=8081 noauth
16:25:32 HHC01807I HTTP server signaled to start
16:25:32 HHC02204I todprio set to -20
16:25:32 HHC02204I hercprio set to 8
16:25:32 HHC02204I devprio set to 0
16:25:32 HHC02204I cpuprio set to 0
16:25:32 HHC02204I loadparm set to ........
16:25:32 HHC02204I maxcpu set to 1
16:25:32 HHC02204I numcpu set to 1
16:25:32 HHC02204I panrate set to FAST
16:25:32 HHC02204I pantitle set to MVS/380 v1.2 running under Hercules-3.07:380-4.0
16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 0000338c, prio 0, name HTTP server started
16:25:32 HHC01802I HTTP server using root directory c:/herc380/html/
16:25:32 HHC01803I HTTP server waiting for requests on port 8081
16:25:32 HHC01042I 0:000C COMM: device bound to socket 127.0.0.1:3505
16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 00002cb4, prio 0, name Socket device listener started
16:25:32 HHC01437I Config file[123] conf/mvs380.conf: including file conf/mvs380_DASD.conf
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0148 CKD file dasd/mvsres.148: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0148 CKD file dasd/mvsres.148: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0131 CKD file dasd/sort01.131: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0131 CKD file dasd/sort01.131: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0132 CKD file dasd/sort02.132: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0132 CKD file dasd/sort02.132: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0133 CKD file dasd/sort03.133: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0133 CKD file dasd/sort03.133: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0134 CKD file dasd/sort04.134: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0134 CKD file dasd/sort04.134: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0135 CKD file dasd/sort05.135: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0135 CKD file dasd/sort05.135: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0136 CKD file dasd/sort06.136: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0136 CKD file dasd/sort06.136: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0140 CKD file dasd/work00.140: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0140 CKD file dasd/work00.140: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0152 CKD file dasd/hasp00.152: cyls 404 heads 19 tracks 7676 trklen 13312
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0160 CKD file dasd/page00.160: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0161 CKD file dasd/page01.161: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0162 CKD file dasd/page02.162: cyls 698 heads 12 tracks 8376 trklen 8704
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0170 CKD file dasd/work01.170: cyls 962 heads 12 tracks 11544 trklen 35840
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:01A0 CKD file dasd/work02.180: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:01A0 CKD file dasd/work02.180: cyls 886 heads 15 tracks 13290 trklen 47616
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:01B0 CKD file dasd/work03.190: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:01B0 CKD file dasd/work03.190: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:01B1 CKD file dasd/mvscat.191: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:01B1 CKD file dasd/mvscat.191: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:01B2 CKD file dasd/seasik.192: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:01B2 CKD file dasd/seasik.192: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:01B3 CKD file dasd/mvssrc.193: cyls 2226 heads 15 tracks 33390 trklen 56832
16:25:32 HHC00401E 0:01B4 CKD file dasd/pub004.1b4: open error: not found
16:25:32 HHC01463E 0:01B4 device initialization failed
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0240 CKD file dasd/pub000.240: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0240 CKD file dasd/pub000.240: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0248 CKD file dasd/mvsdlb.248: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0248 CKD file dasd/mvsdlb.248: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:02A0 CKD file dasd/pub002.280: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:02A0 CKD file dasd/pub002.280: cyls 1772 heads 15 tracks 26580 trklen 47616
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:02B1 CKD file dasd/tmptmp.2b1: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:02B1 CKD file dasd/tmptmp.2b1: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:02B2 CKD file dasd/xmit90.2b2: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:02B2 CKD file dasd/xmit90.2b2: cyls 1114 heads 15 tracks 16710 trklen 56832
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0150 CKD file dasd/start1.150: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0150 CKD file dasd/start1.150: cyls 808 heads 19 tracks 15352 trklen 13312
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0151 CKD file dasd/spool0.151: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0151 CKD file dasd/spool0.151: cyls 808 heads 19 tracks 15352 trklen 13312
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0340 CKD file dasd/cbt000.340: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0340 CKD file dasd/cbt000.340: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0341 CKD file dasd/cbt001.341: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0341 CKD file dasd/cbt001.341: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0342 CKD file dasd/cbt002.342: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0342 CKD file dasd/cbt002.342: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0343 CKD file dasd/cbtcat.343: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0343 CKD file dasd/cbtcat.343: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0348 CKD file dasd/src000.348: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0348 CKD file dasd/src000.348: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0349 CKD file dasd/src001.349: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0349 CKD file dasd/src001.349: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:034A CKD file dasd/src002.34a: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:034A CKD file dasd/src002.34a: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:034B CKD file dasd/srccat.34b: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:034B CKD file dasd/srccat.34b: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0149 CKD file dasd/smp001.149: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0149 CKD file dasd/smp001.149: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:014A CKD file dasd/smp002.14a: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:014A CKD file dasd/smp002.14a: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:014B CKD file dasd/smp003.14b: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:014B CKD file dasd/smp003.14b: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:014C CKD file dasd/smp004.14c: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:014C CKD file dasd/smp004.14c: cyls 560 heads 30 tracks 16800 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0700 CKD file dasd/js2sp0.700: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0700 CKD file dasd/js2sp0.700: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0138 CKD file dasd/dlicat.138: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0138 CKD file dasd/dlicat.138: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0139 CKD file dasd/dlisys.139: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0139 CKD file dasd/dlisys.139: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:013A CKD file dasd/dli000.13a: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:013A CKD file dasd/dli000.13a: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:013B CKD file dasd/dli001.13b: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:013B CKD file dasd/dli001.13b: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:013C CKD file dasd/dli002.13c: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:013C CKD file dasd/dli002.13c: cyls 200 heads 20 tracks 4000 trklen 7680
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0710 CKD file dasd/js3sp0.710: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0710 CKD file dasd/js3sp0.710: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0711 CKD file dasd/js3res.711: opening as r/o
16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0711 CKD file dasd/js3res.711: cyls 555 heads 30 tracks 16650 trklen 19456
16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 0000331c, prio 0, name Console connection started
16:25:32 HHC01024I Waiting for console connections on port 3270
16:25:32 HHC00222I 0:0400 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
16:25:32 HHC00222I 0:0401 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
16:25:32 HHC00222I 0:0402 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
16:25:32 HHC00222I 0:0403 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 00003da8, prio 0, name Control panel started
16:25:32 HHC02260I Script 1: begin processing file conf/auto_run.rc
16:25:32 HHC01603I devlist
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:000C 3505 127.0.0.1:3505 sockdev ascii trunc eof IO[0]
16:25:32 HHC02279I (no one currently connected)
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:000D 3525 pch/pch00d.txt ascii crlf IO[0]
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:000E 1403 prt/prt00e.txt crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:000F 1403 prt/prt00f.txt crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:001F 3215 *syscons cmdpref(/) noprompt IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:00C0 3270 * IO[0]
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:00C1 3270 * IO[0]
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:00C2 3270 * IO[0]
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:00C7 3287 * IO[0]
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:010C 3505 jcl/dummy eof IO[0]
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0131 2314 dasd/sort01.131 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0132 2314 dasd/sort02.132 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0133 2314 dasd/sort03.133 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0134 2314 dasd/sort04.134 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0135 2314 dasd/sort05.135 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0136 2314 dasd/sort06.136 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0138 2314 dasd/dlicat.138 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0139 2314 dasd/dlisys.139 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:013A 2314 dasd/dli000.13a [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:013B 2314 dasd/dli001.13b [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:013C 2314 dasd/dli002.13c [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0140 3350 dasd/work00.140 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0148 3350 dasd/mvsres.148 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0149 3350 dasd/smp001.149 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:014A 3350 dasd/smp002.14a [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:014B 3350 dasd/smp003.14b [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:014C 3350 dasd/smp004.14c [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0150 3330 dasd/start1.150 [808 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0151 3330 dasd/spool0.151 [808 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0152 3330 dasd/hasp00.152 [404 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0160 3340 dasd/page00.160 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0161 3340 dasd/page01.161 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0162 3340 dasd/page02.162 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0170 3375 dasd/work01.170 [962 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01A0 3380 dasd/work02.180 [886 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01B0 3390 dasd/work03.190 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01B1 3390 dasd/mvscat.191 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01B2 3390 dasd/seasik.192 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01B3 3390 dasd/mvssrc.193 [2226 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01C7 3287 * IO[0]
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0240 3350 dasd/pub000.240 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0248 3350 dasd/mvsdlb.248 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:02A0 3380 dasd/pub002.280 [1772 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:02B1 3390 dasd/tmptmp.2b1 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:02B2 3390 dasd/xmit90.2b2 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:030E 1403 log/hardcopy.log crlf noclear print fcbck IO[0]
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0340 3350 dasd/cbt000.340 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0341 3350 dasd/cbt001.341 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0342 3350 dasd/cbt002.342 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0343 3350 dasd/cbtcat.343 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0348 3350 dasd/src000.348 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0349 3350 dasd/src001.349 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:034A 3350 dasd/src002.34a [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:034B 3350 dasd/srccat.34b [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0400 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0401 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0402 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0403 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0700 3350 dasd/js2sp0.700 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0710 3350 dasd/js3sp0.710 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0711 3350 dasd/js3res.711 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0] open
16:25:32 HHC01603I logopt timestamp
16:25:32 HHC02204I logopt set to TIMESTAMP
16:25:32 HHC01603I panrate 1000
16:25:32 HHC02204I panrate set to 1000
16:25:32 HHC01603I hao tgt IEF238D
16:25:32 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
16:25:32 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
16:25:32 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
16:25:32 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP395 DYNAMASK
16:25:32 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 1
16:25:32 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs_slow.rc
16:25:32 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 1
16:25:32 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP373 SVC120I
16:25:32 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 2
16:25:32 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
16:25:32 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 2
16:25:32 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP436 REPLY
16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 000043f8, prio 0, name Hercules Automatic Operator started
16:25:32 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 3
16:25:32 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/replyy.rc
16:25:32 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 3
16:25:32 HHC01603I devinit 402 tapes/mftopc.het
16:25:32 HHC00221I 0:0402 Tape file tapes/mftopc.het, type het: format type Hercules Emulated Tape file
16:25:32 HHC02245I 0:0402 device initialized
16:25:32 HHC01603I devinit 403 tapes/awstap.aws
16:25:32 HHC00221I 0:0403 Tape file tapes/awstap.aws, type het: format type Hercules Emulated Tape file
16:25:32 HHC02245I 0:0403 device initialized
16:25:32 /r 00,clpa,cmd=co
16:25:32 HHC01603I ipl 148
16:25:32 HHC02264I Script 1: file conf/auto_run.rc processing ended
16:25:32 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra(), active=0, started=0, max=2
16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 000031e4, prio 0, name Read-ahead thread-1 started
16:25:32 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra() from cckd_ra(), active=1, started=1, max=2
16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 00002ce4, prio 0, name Read-ahead thread-2 started
16:25:32 /IEA101A SPECIFY SYSTEM PARMS FOR MVS/380 1.2 v03.8 TK3+
16:25:33 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer(), active=0, started=0, max=2
16:25:33 HHC00100I Thread id 00004264, prio 0, name Writer thread-1 started
16:25:33 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_gcol(), active=0, started=0, max=1
16:25:33 HHC00100I Thread id 00002298, prio 0, name Garbage collector started
16:25:33 /IEA940I THE FOLLOWING PAGE DATA SETS ARE IN USE
16:25:33 / PLPA ... SYS1.PAGELPA
16:25:33 / COMMON . SYS1.PAGECSA
16:25:33 / DUPLEX . SYS1.DUPLEX
16:25:33 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL01
16:25:33 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL02
16:25:33 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL03
16:25:33 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer() from cckd_writer(), active=1, started=1, max=2
16:25:33 HHC00100I Thread id 000040c4, prio 0, name Writer thread-2 started
16:25:38 / IGF992I MIH INIT COMPLETE, PRI=000300, SEC=000015
16:25:38 /*IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MANY ON MVSRES
16:25:38 / IEE360I SMF NOW RECORDING ON SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES TIME=05.25.38
16:25:39 / IEF677I WARNING MESSAGE(S) FOR JOB JES2 ISSUED
16:25:39 /*00 $HASP436 REPLY Y OR N TO CONFIRM CHECKPOINT RECORD CHANGE
16:25:39 HHC00081I Match at index 03, executing command script conf/replyy.rc
16:25:39 HHC01603I script conf/replyy.rc
16:25:39 HHC02260I Script 2: begin processing file conf/replyy.rc
16:25:39 /reply 00,y
16:25:39 HHC02264I Script 2: file conf/replyy.rc processing ended
16:25:39 / IEE600I REPLY TO 00 IS;SUPPRESSED
16:25:39 / $HASP493 JES2 COLD-START IS IN PROGRESS
16:25:41 / $HASP412 MAXIMUM OF 1 READER(S) EXCEEDED
16:25:41 /05.25.41 IEE041I THE SYSTEM LOG IS NOW ACTIVE
16:25:41 /05.25.41 IEE302I 00E ONLINE
16:25:41 /05.25.41 IEE302I 00F ONLINE
16:25:41 /05.25.41 IEE313I 30E UNIT REF INVALID
16:25:41 /05.25.41 IEE450I 05.25.41 UNIT STATUS 160
16:25:41 / UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE
16:25:41 / 400 3400 O /REMOV 401 3400 O /REMOV
16:25:41 / 402 3400 O /REMOV
16:25:41 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
16:25:41 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
16:25:41 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
16:25:41 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
16:25:41 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
16:25:42 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP000 OK
16:25:42 /05.25.42 IEE305I X COMMAND INVALID
16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP000 OK
16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP000 OK
16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP000 OK
16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP160 PUNCH1 INACTIVE - CLASS=B
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 2 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 3 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 2 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 2 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 3 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 3 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 4 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 4 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 4 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 5 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 6 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 5 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 5 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 6 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 6 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 7 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 7 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 7 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 8 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 8 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 8 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 9 $HASP100 SVC120I ON STCINRDR
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 9 $HASP373 SVC120I STARTED
16:25:42 HHC00081I Match at index 02, executing command script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
16:25:42 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
16:25:42 HHC02260I Script 3: begin processing file conf/subjobs_fast.rc
16:25:42 HHC01603I hao clear
16:25:42 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
16:25:42 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 SVC120I
16:25:42 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
16:25:42 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs.rc
16:25:42 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
16:25:42 HHC02264I Script 3: file conf/subjobs_fast.rc processing ended
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 9 IEF403I SVC120I - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 10 $HASP100 DYNAMASK ON STCINRDR
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 11 $HASP100 BSPPILOT ON STCINRDR
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 10 $HASP373 DYNAMASK STARTED
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 10 IEF403I DYNAMASK - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 11 $HASP373 BSPPILOT STARTED
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 11 IEF403I BSPPILOT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 12 $HASP100 BSPSETPF ON STCINRDR
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 13 $HASP100 LOGRECI ON STCINRDR
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 12 $HASP373 BSPSETPF STARTED
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 12 IEF403I BSPSETPF - STARTED - TIME=05.25.43
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 13 $HASP373 LOGRECI STARTED
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 13 IEF403I LOGRECI - STARTED - TIME=05.25.43
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 $HASP100 NET ON STCINRDR
16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 1 INACTIVE ******** C=A
16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 2 INACTIVE ******** C=BA
16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 $HASP373 NET STARTED
16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 4 INACTIVE ******** C=SHB
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IEF403I NET - STARTED - TIME=05.25.43
16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 5 INACTIVE ******** C=SBA
16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 6 INACTIVE ******** C=S
16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 7 INACTIVE ******** C=E
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 BSPGM39E - Hercules and MVS 380 mods required
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 IEF404I SVC120I - ENDED - TIME=05.25.43
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 $HASP395 SVC120I ENDED
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 $HASP150 SVC120I ON PRINTER2 41 LINES
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 *$HASP190 SVC120I SETUP -- PRINTER2 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP000 OK
16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 $HASP250 SVC120I IS PURGED
16:25:43 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/subjobs.rc
16:25:43 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs.rc
16:25:43 HHC02260I Script 4: begin processing file conf/subjobs.rc
16:25:43 HHC01603I hao clear
16:25:43 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
16:25:43 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 MOUNT
16:25:43 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
16:25:43 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs2.rc
16:25:43 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
16:25:43 /M 401,VOL=(NL,PCTOMF)
16:25:43 HHC02264I Script 4: file conf/subjobs.rc processing ended
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 15 $HASP100 MOUNT ON STCINRDR
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 15 $HASP373 MOUNT STARTED
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 15 IEF403I MOUNT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.43
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 15 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,MOUNT,401
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST110I NETWORK SOLICITOR STARTED
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I APPLJRP ACTIVE
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I APPLPIES ACTIVE
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I APPLPIAD ACTIVE
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I APPLTSO ACTIVE
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 DMSK00I DYNAMASK DONE ****
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 DMSK06I START
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I APPLTEST ACTIVE
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I LCLMAJRP ACTIVE
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 IEF404I DYNAMASK - ENDED - TIME=05.25.43
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 $HASP395 DYNAMASK ENDED
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 $HASP150 DYNAMASK ON PRINTER2 30 LINES
16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 $HASP250 DYNAMASK IS PURGED
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I LCLMAJ00 ACTIVE
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 16 $HASP100 TSO ON STCINRDR
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 16 $HASP373 TSO STARTED
16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 16 IEF403I TSO - STARTED - TIME=05.25.43
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 17 $HASP100 JRP ON STCINRDR
16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP000 OK
16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP000 OK
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 17 $HASP373 JRP STARTED
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 17 IEF403I JRP - STARTED - TIME=05.25.44
16:25:44 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST020I VTAM INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 14 IEA000I 0C0,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,05.25.44
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 14 IEA000I 0C1,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,05.25.44
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 14 IEA000I 0C2,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET ,05.25.44
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 BSPSP91I - Parms passed: NOREPLYU
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 BSPSP93I - PFK definitions will be updated in memory
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 BSPSP22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 BSPSP23I - on volume MVSRES
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK01
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 13 IFC001I D=3350 N=0B F=01AB0000 L=01AC0005 S=01AB000002 DIP COMPLETE
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 13 IEF404I LOGRECI - ENDED - TIME=05.25.44
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 13 $HASP395 LOGRECI ENDED
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 13 $HASP150 LOGRECI ON PRINTER2 20 LINES
16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 13 $HASP250 LOGRECI IS PURGED
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 +BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK02
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 15 IEF404I MOUNT - ENDED - TIME=05.25.44
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 15 $HASP395 MOUNT ENDED
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 15 $HASP150 MOUNT ON PRINTER2 18 LINES
16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 15 $HASP250 MOUNT IS PURGED
16:25:44 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/subjobs2.rc
16:25:44 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs2.rc
16:25:44 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file conf/subjobs2.rc
16:25:44 HHC01603I hao clear
16:25:44 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
16:25:44 HHC01603I hao tgt IEF238D
16:25:44 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
16:25:44 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
16:25:44 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
16:25:44 HHC01603I hao tgt IEC301A
16:25:44 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 1
16:25:44 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/secret.rc
16:25:44 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 1
16:25:44 HHC01603I devinit 401 tapes/pctomf.tdf
16:25:44 HHC00221I 0:0401 Tape file tapes/pctomf.tdf, type oma: format type Optical Media Attachment (OMA) tape
16:25:44 HHC02245I 0:0401 device initialized
16:25:44 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP373 TERMHERC
16:25:44 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 2
16:25:44 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/termherc.rc
16:25:44 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 2
16:25:44 HHC01603I devinit 00c jcl/hercauto.jcl eof
16:25:44 HHC01046I 0:000C COMM: device unbound from socket 127.0.0.1:3505
16:25:44 HHC00101I Thread id 00002cb4, prio 0, name Socket device listener ended
16:25:44 HHC02245I 0:000C device initialized
16:25:44 HHC02264I Script 5: file conf/subjobs2.rc processing ended
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 $HASP100 HERC01A ON READER1
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 2 $HASP100 TERMHERC ON READER1
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 $HASP373 HERC01A STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 IEF403I HERC01A - STARTED - TIME=05.25.44
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 +BSPSP99I - End of processing, MAXRC=0000
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 IEF404I BSPSETPF - ENDED - TIME=05.25.44
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 $HASP395 BSPSETPF ENDED
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 $HASP150 BSPSETPF ON PRINTER2 34 LINES
16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 $HASP250 BSPSETPF IS PURGED
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 16 IKT007I TCAS ACCEPTING LOGONS
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 16 IKT005I TCAS IS INITIALIZED
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 HERC01A IEFBR14 IEFBR14 RC= 0000
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 IEF404I HERC01A - ENDED - TIME=05.25.44
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 $HASP395 HERC01A ENDED
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 $HASP150 HERC01A ON PRINTER1 30 LINES
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 *$HASP190 HERC01A SETUP -- PRINTER1 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = SN
16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP000 OK
16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 $HASP250 HERC01A IS PURGED
16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 2 $HASP373 TERMHERC STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS BSP1
16:25:44 HHC00081I Match at index 02, executing command script conf/termherc.rc
16:25:44 HHC01603I script conf/termherc.rc
16:25:44 HHC02260I Script 6: begin processing file conf/termherc.rc
16:25:44 HHC01603I hao clear
16:25:44 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
16:25:44 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 TERMHERC
16:25:44 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
16:25:44 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/termherc2.rc
16:25:44 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
16:25:44 HHC02264I Script 6: file conf/termherc.rc processing ended
16:25:44 /05.25.44 *IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES
16:25:44 /05.25.44 IEE361I SMF DATA LOST - SYS1.MANY NOT AVAILABLE TIME=05.25.44
16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 18 $HASP100 SMFDAILY ON STCINRDR
16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 IEF403I TERMHERC - STARTED - TIME=05.25.45
16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 $HASP373 SMFDAILY STARTED
16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 IEF403I SMFDAILY - STARTED - TIME=05.25.45
16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 IEF453I SMFDAILY - JOB FAILED - JCL ERROR - TIME=05.25.45
16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 $HASP395 SMFDAILY ENDED
16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 $HASP150 SMFDAILY ON PRINTER2 25 LINES
16:25:45 /05.25.45 IEE132I START COMMAND DEVICE ALLOCATION ERROR
16:25:45 /05.25.45 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 $HASP250 SMFDAILY IS PURGED
16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 TERMHERC S1 IEBGENER RC= 0000
16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 IEF404I TERMHERC - ENDED - TIME=05.25.45
16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 $HASP395 TERMHERC ENDED
16:25:45 /05.25.45 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER1 1 LINE
16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER2 44 LINES
16:25:45 /05.25.45 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
16:25:45 /05.25.45 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
16:25:45 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script conf/termherc2.rc
16:25:45 HHC01603I script conf/termherc2.rc
16:25:45 HHC02260I Script 7: begin processing file conf/termherc2.rc
16:25:45 HHC01603I stopall
16:25:45 HHC01603I quit
16:25:45 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
16:25:45 HHC00101I Thread id 000043f8, prio 0, name Hercules Automatic Operator ended
16:25:45 HHC00101I Thread id 00004248, prio -20, name Timer ended
16:25:45 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
16:25:45 HHC02272I Highest observed MIPS and IO/s rates
16:25:45 HHC02272I from Sat Mar 25 00:00:00 2017
16:25:45 HHC02272I to Sat Mar 25 16:25:45 2017
16:25:45 HHC02272I MIPS: 47.699310 IO/s: 1329
16:25:45 HHC00101I Thread id 0000338c, prio 0, name HTTP server ended
16:25:45 HHC00101I Thread id 00003ea8, prio 0, name Processor CP00 ended
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0148 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00334I 0:0148 readaheads misses
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0148 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0148 [*] 0018846903 002 % 0010 0001268 0000106 0000038 0001335 0002081
16:25:45 HHC00337I 0:0148 0000532 0000085
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0148 dasd/mvsres.148
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0148 [0] 0015179178 000 % 0001 ro 0001068 0000000 0000018
16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0148 shadow/mvsres_*.148
16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0148 [1] 0003667725 009 % 0009 0000200 0000106 0000020
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0131 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0131 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0131 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0131 dasd/sort01.131
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0131 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0131 shadow/sort01_*.131
16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0131 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0132 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0132 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0132 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0132 dasd/sort02.132
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0132 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0132 shadow/sort02_*.132
16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0132 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0133 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0133 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0133 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0133 dasd/sort03.133
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0133 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0133 shadow/sort03_*.133
16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0133 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0134 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0134 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0134 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0134 dasd/sort04.134
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0134 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0134 shadow/sort04_*.134
16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0134 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0135 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0135 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0135 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0135 dasd/sort05.135
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0135 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0135 shadow/sort05_*.135
16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0135 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0136 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0136 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0136 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0136 dasd/sort06.136
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0136 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0136 shadow/sort06_*.136
16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0136 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0140 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0140 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0140 [*] 0052445479 002 % 0019 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0140 dasd/work00.140
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0140 [0] 0000141963 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0140 shadow/work00_*.140
16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0140 [1] 0052303516 002 % 0018 0000000 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0152 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0152 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0152 [*] 0004838436 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0152 dasd/hasp00.152
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0152 [0] 0004838436 000 % 0001 rw 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0160 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00334I 0:0160 readaheads misses
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0160 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0160 [*] 0014724868 040 % 0644 0001866 0001489 0000029 0001167 0002355
16:25:45 HHC00337I 0:0160 0000678 0000159
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0160 dasd/page00.160
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0160 [0] 0014724868 040 % 0644 rw 0001866 0001489 0000029
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0161 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00334I 0:0161 readaheads misses
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0161 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0161 [*] 0003620550 008 % 0082 0000056 0000099 0000005 0000037 0000071
16:25:45 HHC00337I 0:0161 0000022 0000004
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0161 dasd/page01.161
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0161 [0] 0003620550 008 % 0082 rw 0000056 0000099 0000005
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0162 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00334I 0:0162 readaheads misses
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0162 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0162 [*] 0003453436 009 % 0101 0000030 0000088 0000012 0000018 0000034
16:25:45 HHC00337I 0:0162 0000014 0000003
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0162 dasd/page02.162
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0162 [0] 0003453436 009 % 0101 rw 0000030 0000088 0000012
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0170 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0170 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0170 [*] 0057202932 001 % 0046 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0170 dasd/work01.170
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0170 [0] 0057202932 001 % 0046 rw 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:01A0 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:01A0 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:01A0 [*] 0066629478 001 % 0181 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:01A0 dasd/work02.180
16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:01A0 [0] 0000113799 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:01A0 shadow/work02_*.180
16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:01A0 [1] 0066515679 001 % 0180 0000000 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:01B0 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:01B0 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:01B0 [*] 0056476534 002 % 0129 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:01B0 dasd/work03.190
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:01B0 [0] 0000142257 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:01B0 shadow/work03_*.190
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:01B0 [1] 0056334277 002 % 0128 0000000 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:01B1 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00334I 0:01B1 readaheads misses
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:01B1 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:01B1 [*] 0015481595 000 % 0002 0000019 0000001 0000005 0000015 0000031
16:25:46 HHC00337I 0:01B1 0000004 0000002
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:01B1 dasd/mvscat.191
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:01B1 [0] 0003658727 000 % 0001 ro 0000010 0000000 0000003
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:01B1 shadow/mvscat_*.191
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:01B1 [1] 0011822868 000 % 0001 0000009 0000001 0000002
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:01B2 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:01B2 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:01B2 [*] 0103500159 017 % 1297 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:01B2 dasd/seasik.192
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:01B2 [0] 0016164960 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:01B2 shadow/seasik_*.192
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:01B2 [1] 0087335199 020 % 1297 0000000 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:01B3 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:01B3 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:01B3 [*] 0168333900 004 % 5454 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:01B3 dasd/mvssrc.193
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:01B3 [0] 0168333900 004 % 5454 rw 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0240 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00334I 0:0240 readaheads misses
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0240 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0240 [*] 0044521227 002 % 0011 0000033 0000000 0000008 0000067 0000092
16:25:46 HHC00337I 0:0240 0000008 0000003
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0240 dasd/pub000.240
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0240 [0] 0007591138 003 % 0001 ro 0000013 0000000 0000004
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0240 shadow/pub000_*.240
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0240 [1] 0036930089 002 % 0010 0000020 0000000 0000004
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0248 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0248 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0248 [*] 0025670309 000 % 0003 0000006 0000009 0000005 0000001 0000007
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0248 dasd/mvsdlb.248
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0248 [0] 0025471539 000 % 0001 ro 0000003 0000000 0000003
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0248 shadow/mvsdlb_*.248
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0248 [1] 0000198770 012 % 0002 0000003 0000009 0000002
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:02A0 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:02A0 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:02A0 [*] 0100064666 008 % 0539 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:02A0 dasd/pub002.280
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:02A0 [0] 0002171954 029 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:02A0 shadow/pub002_*.280
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:02A0 [1] 0097892712 008 % 0538 0000000 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:02B1 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:02B1 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:02B1 [*] 0000143545 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:02B1 dasd/tmptmp.2b1
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:02B1 [0] 0000142257 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:02B1 shadow/tmptmp_*.2b1
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:02B1 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:02B2 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:02B2 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:02B2 [*] 0000143545 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:02B2 dasd/xmit90.2b2
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:02B2 [0] 0000142257 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:02B2 shadow/xmit90_*.2b2
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:02B2 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0150 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0150 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0150 [*] 0006099280 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0150 dasd/start1.150
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0150 [0] 0006098016 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0150 shadow/start1_*.150
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0150 [1] 0000001264 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0151 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0151 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0151 [*] 0004595678 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0151 dasd/spool0.151
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0151 [0] 0004594414 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0151 shadow/spool0_*.151
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0151 [1] 0000001264 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0340 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0340 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0340 [*] 0050622559 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0340 dasd/cbt000.340
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0340 [0] 0050621271 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0340 shadow/cbt000_*.340
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0340 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0341 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0341 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0341 [*] 0053836805 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0341 dasd/cbt001.341
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0341 [0] 0053835517 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0341 shadow/cbt001_*.341
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0341 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0342 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0342 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0342 [*] 0046082980 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0342 dasd/cbt002.342
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0342 [0] 0046081692 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0342 shadow/cbt002_*.342
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0342 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0343 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0343 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0343 [*] 0027241782 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0343 dasd/cbtcat.343
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0343 [0] 0027240494 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0343 shadow/cbtcat_*.343
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0343 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0348 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0348 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0348 [*] 0046003602 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0348 dasd/src000.348
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0348 [0] 0046002314 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0348 shadow/src000_*.348
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0348 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0349 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0349 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0349 [*] 0045707725 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0349 dasd/src001.349
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0349 [0] 0045706437 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0349 shadow/src001_*.349
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0349 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:034A size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:034A --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:034A [*] 0044403653 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:034A dasd/src002.34a
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:034A [0] 0044402365 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:034A shadow/src002_*.34a
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:034A [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:034B size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:034B --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:034B [*] 0006321674 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:034B dasd/srccat.34b
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:034B [0] 0006310767 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:034B shadow/srccat_*.34b
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:034B [1] 0000010907 007 % 0001 0000000 0000000 0000000
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0149 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0149 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0149 [*] 0001118801 011 % 0002 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0149 dasd/smp001.149
16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0149 [0] 0000774654 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0149 shadow/smp001_*.149
16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0149 [1] 0000344147 038 % 0002 0000000 0000000 0000001
16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:014A size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:47 HHC00335I 0:014A --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:47 HHC00336I 0:014A [*] 0001621663 024 % 0012 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
16:25:47 HHC00338I 0:014A dasd/smp002.14a
16:25:47 HHC00339I 0:014A [0] 0000856740 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:47 HHC00340I 0:014A shadow/smp002_*.14a
16:25:47 HHC00341I 0:014A [1] 0000764923 051 % 0012 0000000 0000000 0000001
16:25:47 HHC00333I 0:014B size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:47 HHC00335I 0:014B --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:47 HHC00336I 0:014B [*] 0001077383 019 % 0003 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
16:25:47 HHC00338I 0:014B dasd/smp003.14b
16:25:47 HHC00339I 0:014B [0] 0000592555 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:47 HHC00340I 0:014B shadow/smp003_*.14b
16:25:47 HHC00341I 0:014B [1] 0000484828 042 % 0003 0000000 0000000 0000001
16:25:47 HHC00333I 0:014C size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:47 HHC00335I 0:014C --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:47 HHC00336I 0:014C [*] 0003437923 036 % 0004 0000001 0000000 0000002 0000000 0000001
16:25:47 HHC00338I 0:014C dasd/smp004.14c
16:25:47 HHC00339I 0:014C [0] 0002916431 035 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000 0000001
16:25:47 HHC00340I 0:014C shadow/smp004_*.14c
16:25:47 HHC00341I 0:014C [1] 0000521492 041 % 0003 0000000 0000000 0000001
16:25:47 HHC00333I 0:0700 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits switches
16:25:47 HHC00334I 0:0700 readaheads misses
16:25:47 HHC00335I 0:0700 --------------------------------------------------------------------
16:25:47 HHC00336I 0:0700 [*] 0003461015 003 % 0108 0000119 0000162 0000006 0000745 0000834
16:25:47 HHC00337I 0:0700 0000034 0000012
16:25:47 HHC00338I 0:0700 dasd/js2sp0.700
16:25:47 HHC00339I 0:0700 [0] 0000142291 000 % 0001 ro 0000000 0000000 0000001
16:25:47 HHC00340I 0:0700 shadow/js2sp0_*.700
16:25:47 HHC00341I 0:0700 [1] 0003318724 003 % 0107 0000119 0000162 0000005
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-25 12:45:32 UTC
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"16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch
16:25:32 HHC02204I cpuserial set to 000611
16:25:32 HHC02204I cpumodel set to 4381
16:25:32 HHC17003I MAIN storage is 200M (mainsize); storage is not locked
16:25:32 HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked
16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370
16:25:32 HHC02204I archmode set to S/370"

Huh? A S/370 machine with a main size of 200MB?

A 4381 max main size was 64MB (Models 23 and 24). Model 23 was
uniprocessor, Model 24 was dual processor.

Also, a 4381 Model 23 only supported six channels. A Model 24 supported 12
channels.

Joe






On Sat, Mar 25, 2017 at 12:39 AM, ***@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> ---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
>
> > Another new one. Very rare. First time I've
> > seen in 25,000 runs of 4.0 rc0.
>
> Yet another one.
>
> Hercules popped up a window saying it
> had crashed and whether I wanted a
> dump for the developers to analyze.
>
> I didn't think to take a screenshot.
>
> I believe I said "yes", but I don't know
> where the dump file went, and the
> automatic runs continued so I don't
> know anything more than that. The
> crash doesn't show in the log (below)
> other than that it is cut short.
>
> BFN. Paul.
>
> 16:25:32 HHC01413I Hercules version 4.0.0.0 (4.0.0.0)
> 16:25:32 HHC01414I (C) Copyright 1999-2016 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger,
> and others
> 16:25:32 HHC01415I Build date: Dec 16 2016 at 14:14:30
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I Built with: Microsoft Visual C 190024215 1
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I Build type: Windows MSVC i386 host architecture build
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I Modes: S/370 ESA/390 z/Arch
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I Max CPU Engines: 32
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I Using Fish threads Threading Model
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I Using Error-Checking Mutex Locking Model
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With Syncio support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With Shared Devices support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With Dynamic loading support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I Using shared libraries
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With External GUI support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With Partial TCP keepalive support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With IPV6 support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With HTTP Server support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With sqrtl support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I Without SIGABEND handler
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With CCKD BZIP2 support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With HET BZIP2 support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With ZLIB support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With Regular Expressions support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With Object REXX support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With Regina REXX support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I With Automatic Operator support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I Without National Language Support
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I Machine dependent assists: cmpxchg1 cmpxchg4 cmpxchg8
> fetch_dw store_dw hatomics=msvcIntrinsics
> 16:25:32 HHC01417I Running on: PAUL-DELL (Windows-6.2.9200 Intel(R) x64)
> LP=8, Cores=4, CPUs=1
> 16:25:32 HHC00018W Hercules is NOT running in elevated mode
> 16:25:32 HHC02323W This build of Hercules has only partial TCP keepalive
> support
> 16:25:32 HHC01508I HDL: loadable module directory is c:/herc380/
> 16:25:32 HHC00150I Crypto module loaded (c) Copyright 2003-2016 by Bernard
> van der Helm
> 16:25:32 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist
> 16:25:32 HHC00151I Activated facility: Message Security Assist Extension
> 1, 2, 3 and 4
> 16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 00003ea8, prio 15, name Processor CP00 started
> 16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 00004248, prio -20, name Timer started
> 16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I cpuserial set to 000611
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I cpumodel set to 4381
> 16:25:32 HHC17003I MAIN storage is 200M (mainsize); storage is not locked
> 16:25:32 HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked
> 16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I archmode set to S/370
> 16:25:32 HHC02203I default allowed automount directory: c:/mvs380/
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I mounted_tape_reinit set to disabled
> 16:25:32 HHC01474I Using internal codepage conversion table 819/1047
> 16:25:32 HHC02256W Command httpport is deprecated, use http port nnnn
> [[noauth]|[auth user pass]] instead
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I httpport set to port=8081 noauth
> 16:25:32 HHC01807I HTTP server signaled to start
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I todprio set to -20
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I hercprio set to 8
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I devprio set to 0
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I cpuprio set to 0
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I loadparm set to ........
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I maxcpu set to 1
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I numcpu set to 1
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I panrate set to FAST
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I pantitle set to MVS/380 v1.2 running under
> Hercules-3.07:380-4.0
> 16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 0000338c, prio 0, name HTTP server started
> 16:25:32 HHC01802I HTTP server using root directory c:/herc380/html/
> 16:25:32 HHC01803I HTTP server waiting for requests on port 8081
> 16:25:32 HHC01042I 0:000C COMM: device bound to socket 127.0.0.1:3505
> 16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 00002cb4, prio 0, name Socket device listener
> started
> 16:25:32 HHC01437I Config file[123] conf/mvs380.conf: including file
> conf/mvs380_DASD.conf
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0148 CKD file dasd/mvsres.148: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0148 CKD file dasd/mvsres.148: cyls 560 heads 30
> tracks 16800 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0131 CKD file dasd/sort01.131: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0131 CKD file dasd/sort01.131: cyls 200 heads 20
> tracks 4000 trklen 7680
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0132 CKD file dasd/sort02.132: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0132 CKD file dasd/sort02.132: cyls 200 heads 20
> tracks 4000 trklen 7680
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0133 CKD file dasd/sort03.133: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0133 CKD file dasd/sort03.133: cyls 200 heads 20
> tracks 4000 trklen 7680
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0134 CKD file dasd/sort04.134: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0134 CKD file dasd/sort04.134: cyls 200 heads 20
> tracks 4000 trklen 7680
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0135 CKD file dasd/sort05.135: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0135 CKD file dasd/sort05.135: cyls 200 heads 20
> tracks 4000 trklen 7680
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0136 CKD file dasd/sort06.136: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0136 CKD file dasd/sort06.136: cyls 200 heads 20
> tracks 4000 trklen 7680
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0140 CKD file dasd/work00.140: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0140 CKD file dasd/work00.140: cyls 560 heads 30
> tracks 16800 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0152 CKD file dasd/hasp00.152: cyls 404 heads 19
> tracks 7676 trklen 13312
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0160 CKD file dasd/page00.160: cyls 698 heads 12
> tracks 8376 trklen 8704
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0161 CKD file dasd/page01.161: cyls 698 heads 12
> tracks 8376 trklen 8704
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0162 CKD file dasd/page02.162: cyls 698 heads 12
> tracks 8376 trklen 8704
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0170 CKD file dasd/work01.170: cyls 962 heads 12
> tracks 11544 trklen 35840
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:01A0 CKD file dasd/work02.180: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:01A0 CKD file dasd/work02.180: cyls 886 heads 15
> tracks 13290 trklen 47616
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:01B0 CKD file dasd/work03.190: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:01B0 CKD file dasd/work03.190: cyls 1114 heads 15
> tracks 16710 trklen 56832
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:01B1 CKD file dasd/mvscat.191: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:01B1 CKD file dasd/mvscat.191: cyls 1114 heads 15
> tracks 16710 trklen 56832
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:01B2 CKD file dasd/seasik.192: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:01B2 CKD file dasd/seasik.192: cyls 1114 heads 15
> tracks 16710 trklen 56832
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:01B3 CKD file dasd/mvssrc.193: cyls 2226 heads 15
> tracks 33390 trklen 56832
> 16:25:32 HHC00401E 0:01B4 CKD file dasd/pub004.1b4: open error: not found
> 16:25:32 HHC01463E 0:01B4 device initialization failed
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0240 CKD file dasd/pub000.240: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0240 CKD file dasd/pub000.240: cyls 560 heads 30
> tracks 16800 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0248 CKD file dasd/mvsdlb.248: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0248 CKD file dasd/mvsdlb.248: cyls 560 heads 30
> tracks 16800 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:02A0 CKD file dasd/pub002.280: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:02A0 CKD file dasd/pub002.280: cyls 1772 heads 15
> tracks 26580 trklen 47616
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:02B1 CKD file dasd/tmptmp.2b1: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:02B1 CKD file dasd/tmptmp.2b1: cyls 1114 heads 15
> tracks 16710 trklen 56832
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:02B2 CKD file dasd/xmit90.2b2: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:02B2 CKD file dasd/xmit90.2b2: cyls 1114 heads 15
> tracks 16710 trklen 56832
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0150 CKD file dasd/start1.150: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0150 CKD file dasd/start1.150: cyls 808 heads 19
> tracks 15352 trklen 13312
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0151 CKD file dasd/spool0.151: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0151 CKD file dasd/spool0.151: cyls 808 heads 19
> tracks 15352 trklen 13312
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0340 CKD file dasd/cbt000.340: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0340 CKD file dasd/cbt000.340: cyls 555 heads 30
> tracks 16650 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0341 CKD file dasd/cbt001.341: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0341 CKD file dasd/cbt001.341: cyls 555 heads 30
> tracks 16650 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0342 CKD file dasd/cbt002.342: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0342 CKD file dasd/cbt002.342: cyls 555 heads 30
> tracks 16650 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0343 CKD file dasd/cbtcat.343: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0343 CKD file dasd/cbtcat.343: cyls 555 heads 30
> tracks 16650 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0348 CKD file dasd/src000.348: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0348 CKD file dasd/src000.348: cyls 555 heads 30
> tracks 16650 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0349 CKD file dasd/src001.349: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0349 CKD file dasd/src001.349: cyls 555 heads 30
> tracks 16650 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:034A CKD file dasd/src002.34a: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:034A CKD file dasd/src002.34a: cyls 555 heads 30
> tracks 16650 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:034B CKD file dasd/srccat.34b: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:034B CKD file dasd/srccat.34b: cyls 555 heads 30
> tracks 16650 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0149 CKD file dasd/smp001.149: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0149 CKD file dasd/smp001.149: cyls 560 heads 30
> tracks 16800 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:014A CKD file dasd/smp002.14a: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:014A CKD file dasd/smp002.14a: cyls 560 heads 30
> tracks 16800 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:014B CKD file dasd/smp003.14b: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:014B CKD file dasd/smp003.14b: cyls 560 heads 30
> tracks 16800 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:014C CKD file dasd/smp004.14c: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:014C CKD file dasd/smp004.14c: cyls 560 heads 30
> tracks 16800 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0700 CKD file dasd/js2sp0.700: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0700 CKD file dasd/js2sp0.700: cyls 555 heads 30
> tracks 16650 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0138 CKD file dasd/dlicat.138: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0138 CKD file dasd/dlicat.138: cyls 200 heads 20
> tracks 4000 trklen 7680
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0139 CKD file dasd/dlisys.139: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0139 CKD file dasd/dlisys.139: cyls 200 heads 20
> tracks 4000 trklen 7680
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:013A CKD file dasd/dli000.13a: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:013A CKD file dasd/dli000.13a: cyls 200 heads 20
> tracks 4000 trklen 7680
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:013B CKD file dasd/dli001.13b: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:013B CKD file dasd/dli001.13b: cyls 200 heads 20
> tracks 4000 trklen 7680
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:013C CKD file dasd/dli002.13c: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:013C CKD file dasd/dli002.13c: cyls 200 heads 20
> tracks 4000 trklen 7680
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0710 CKD file dasd/js3sp0.710: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0710 CKD file dasd/js3sp0.710: cyls 555 heads 30
> tracks 16650 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00403I 0:0711 CKD file dasd/js3res.711: opening as r/o
> 16:25:32 HHC00414I 0:0711 CKD file dasd/js3res.711: cyls 555 heads 30
> tracks 16650 trklen 19456
> 16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 0000331c, prio 0, name Console connection
> started
> 16:25:32 HHC01024I Waiting for console connections on port 3270
> 16:25:32 HHC00222I 0:0400 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
> 16:25:32 HHC00222I 0:0401 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
> 16:25:32 HHC00222I 0:0402 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
> 16:25:32 HHC00222I 0:0403 Tape file *, type aws: option level accepted
> 16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 00003da8, prio 0, name Control panel started
> 16:25:32 HHC02260I Script 1: begin processing file conf/auto_run.rc
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I devlist
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:000C 3505 127.0.0.1:3505 sockdev ascii trunc eof
> IO[0]
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I (no one currently connected)
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:000D 3525 pch/pch00d.txt ascii crlf IO[0]
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:000E 1403 prt/prt00e.txt crlf noclear print fcbck
> IO[0]
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:000F 1403 prt/prt00f.txt crlf noclear print fcbck
> IO[0]
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:001F 3215 *syscons cmdpref(/) noprompt IO[0] open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:00C0 3270 * IO[0]
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:00C1 3270 * IO[0]
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:00C2 3270 * IO[0]
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:00C7 3287 * IO[0]
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:010C 3505 jcl/dummy eof IO[0]
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0131 2314 dasd/sort01.131 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0132 2314 dasd/sort02.132 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0133 2314 dasd/sort03.133 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0134 2314 dasd/sort04.134 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0135 2314 dasd/sort05.135 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0136 2314 dasd/sort06.136 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0138 2314 dasd/dlicat.138 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0139 2314 dasd/dlisys.139 [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:013A 2314 dasd/dli000.13a [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:013B 2314 dasd/dli001.13b [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:013C 2314 dasd/dli002.13c [200 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0140 3350 dasd/work00.140 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0148 3350 dasd/mvsres.148 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0149 3350 dasd/smp001.149 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:014A 3350 dasd/smp002.14a [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:014B 3350 dasd/smp003.14b [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:014C 3350 dasd/smp004.14c [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0150 3330 dasd/start1.150 [808 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0151 3330 dasd/spool0.151 [808 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0152 3330 dasd/hasp00.152 [404 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0160 3340 dasd/page00.160 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0161 3340 dasd/page01.161 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0162 3340 dasd/page02.162 [698 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0170 3375 dasd/work01.170 [962 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01A0 3380 dasd/work02.180 [886 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01B0 3390 dasd/work03.190 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01B1 3390 dasd/mvscat.191 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01B2 3390 dasd/seasik.192 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01B3 3390 dasd/mvssrc.193 [2226 cyls] [0 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:01C7 3287 * IO[0]
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0240 3350 dasd/pub000.240 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0248 3350 dasd/mvsdlb.248 [560 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:02A0 3380 dasd/pub002.280 [1772 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:02B1 3390 dasd/tmptmp.2b1 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:02B2 3390 dasd/xmit90.2b2 [1114 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:030E 1403 log/hardcopy.log crlf noclear print fcbck
> IO[0]
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0340 3350 dasd/cbt000.340 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0341 3350 dasd/cbt001.341 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0342 3350 dasd/cbt002.342 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0343 3350 dasd/cbtcat.343 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0348 3350 dasd/src000.348 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0349 3350 dasd/src001.349 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:034A 3350 dasd/src002.34a [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:034B 3350 dasd/srccat.34b [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0400 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0401 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0402 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0403 3420 * IO[0] maxsize=0 eotmargin=128K deonirq=N
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0700 3350 dasd/js2sp0.700 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0710 3350 dasd/js3sp0.710 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC02279I 0:0711 3350 dasd/js3res.711 [555 cyls] [1 sfs] IO[0]
> open
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I logopt timestamp
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I logopt set to TIMESTAMP
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I panrate 1000
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I panrate set to 1000
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I hao tgt IEF238D
> 16:25:32 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
> 16:25:32 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP395 DYNAMASK
> 16:25:32 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 1
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs_slow.rc
> 16:25:32 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 1
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP373 SVC120I
> 16:25:32 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 2
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
> 16:25:32 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 2
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP436 REPLY
> 16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 000043f8, prio 0, name Hercules Automatic
> Operator started
> 16:25:32 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 3
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/replyy.rc
> 16:25:32 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 3
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I devinit 402 tapes/mftopc.het
> 16:25:32 HHC00221I 0:0402 Tape file tapes/mftopc.het, type het: format
> type Hercules Emulated Tape file
> 16:25:32 HHC02245I 0:0402 device initialized
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I devinit 403 tapes/awstap.aws
> 16:25:32 HHC00221I 0:0403 Tape file tapes/awstap.aws, type het: format
> type Hercules Emulated Tape file
> 16:25:32 HHC02245I 0:0403 device initialized
> 16:25:32 /r 00,clpa,cmd=co
> 16:25:32 HHC01603I ipl 148
> 16:25:32 HHC02264I Script 1: file conf/auto_run.rc processing ended
> 16:25:32 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra(), active=0, started=0, max=2
> 16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 000031e4, prio 0, name Read-ahead thread-1
> started
> 16:25:32 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_ra() from cckd_ra(), active=1,
> started=1, max=2
> 16:25:32 HHC00100I Thread id 00002ce4, prio 0, name Read-ahead thread-2
> started
> 16:25:32 /IEA101A SPECIFY SYSTEM PARMS FOR MVS/380 1.2 v03.8 TK3+
> 16:25:33 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer(), active=0, started=0,
> max=2
> 16:25:33 HHC00100I Thread id 00004264, prio 0, name Writer thread-1 started
> 16:25:33 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_gcol(), active=0, started=0, max=1
> 16:25:33 HHC00100I Thread id 00002298, prio 0, name Garbage collector
> started
> 16:25:33 /IEA940I THE FOLLOWING PAGE DATA SETS ARE IN USE
> 16:25:33 / PLPA ... SYS1.PAGELPA
> 16:25:33 / COMMON . SYS1.PAGECSA
> 16:25:33 / DUPLEX . SYS1.DUPLEX
> 16:25:33 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL01
> 16:25:33 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL02
> 16:25:33 / LOCAL .. SYS1.PAGEL03
> 16:25:33 HHC00107I Starting thread cckd_writer() from cckd_writer(),
> active=1, started=1, max=2
> 16:25:33 HHC00100I Thread id 000040c4, prio 0, name Writer thread-2 started
> 16:25:38 / IGF992I MIH INIT COMPLETE, PRI=000300, SEC=000015
> 16:25:38 /*IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MANY ON MVSRES
> 16:25:38 / IEE360I SMF NOW RECORDING ON SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES TIME=05.25.38
> 16:25:39 / IEF677I WARNING MESSAGE(S) FOR JOB JES2 ISSUED
> 16:25:39 /*00 $HASP436 REPLY Y OR N TO CONFIRM CHECKPOINT RECORD CHANGE
> 16:25:39 HHC00081I Match at index 03, executing command script
> conf/replyy.rc
> 16:25:39 HHC01603I script conf/replyy.rc
> 16:25:39 HHC02260I Script 2: begin processing file conf/replyy.rc
> 16:25:39 /reply 00,y
> 16:25:39 HHC02264I Script 2: file conf/replyy.rc processing ended
> 16:25:39 / IEE600I REPLY TO 00 IS;SUPPRESSED
> 16:25:39 / $HASP493 JES2 COLD-START IS IN PROGRESS
> 16:25:41 / $HASP412 MAXIMUM OF 1 READER(S) EXCEEDED
> 16:25:41 /05.25.41 IEE041I THE SYSTEM LOG IS NOW ACTIVE
> 16:25:41 /05.25.41 IEE302I 00E ONLINE
> 16:25:41 /05.25.41 IEE302I 00F ONLINE
> 16:25:41 /05.25.41 IEE313I 30E UNIT REF INVALID
> 16:25:41 /05.25.41 IEE450I 05.25.41 UNIT STATUS 160
> 16:25:41 / UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER VOLSTATE UNIT TYPE STATUS VOLSER
> VOLSTATE
> 16:25:41 / 400 3400 O /REMOV 401 3400 O /REMOV
> 16:25:41 / 402 3400 O /REMOV
> 16:25:41 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:41 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:41 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:41 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:41 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:42 /05.25.41 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 IEE305I X COMMAND INVALID
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 $HASP160 PUNCH1 INACTIVE - CLASS=B
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 2 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 3 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 2 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 2 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 3 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 3 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 4 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 4 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 4 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 5 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 6 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 5 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 5 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 6 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 6 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 7 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 7 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 7 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 8 $HASP100 INIT ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 8 $HASP373 INIT STARTED
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 8 IEF403I INIT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 9 $HASP100 SVC120I ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 9 $HASP373 SVC120I STARTED
> 16:25:42 HHC00081I Match at index 02, executing command script
> conf/subjobs_fast.rc
> 16:25:42 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs_fast.rc
> 16:25:42 HHC02260I Script 3: begin processing file conf/subjobs_fast.rc
> 16:25:42 HHC01603I hao clear
> 16:25:42 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
> 16:25:42 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 SVC120I
> 16:25:42 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
> 16:25:42 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs.rc
> 16:25:42 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
> 16:25:42 HHC02264I Script 3: file conf/subjobs_fast.rc processing ended
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 9 IEF403I SVC120I - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 10 $HASP100 DYNAMASK ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 11 $HASP100 BSPPILOT ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 10 $HASP373 DYNAMASK STARTED
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 10 IEF403I DYNAMASK - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 11 $HASP373 BSPPILOT STARTED
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 11 IEF403I BSPPILOT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.42
> 16:25:42 /05.25.42 STC 12 $HASP100 BSPSETPF ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 13 $HASP100 LOGRECI ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 12 $HASP373 BSPSETPF STARTED
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 12 IEF403I BSPSETPF - STARTED - TIME=05.25.43
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 13 $HASP373 LOGRECI STARTED
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 13 IEF403I LOGRECI - STARTED - TIME=05.25.43
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 $HASP100 NET ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 1 INACTIVE ******** C=A
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 2 INACTIVE ******** C=BA
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 $HASP373 NET STARTED
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 4 INACTIVE ******** C=SHB
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IEF403I NET - STARTED - TIME=05.25.43
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 5 INACTIVE ******** C=SBA
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 6 INACTIVE ******** C=S
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP309 INIT 7 INACTIVE ******** C=E
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 BSPGM39E - Hercules and MVS 380 mods required
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 IEF404I SVC120I - ENDED - TIME=05.25.43
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 $HASP395 SVC120I ENDED
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 $HASP150 SVC120I ON PRINTER2 41 LINES
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 *$HASP190 SVC120I SETUP -- PRINTER2 -- F = 0001
> -- C = 6 -- T = SN
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 9 $HASP250 SVC120I IS PURGED
> 16:25:43 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script
> conf/subjobs.rc
> 16:25:43 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs.rc
> 16:25:43 HHC02260I Script 4: begin processing file conf/subjobs.rc
> 16:25:43 HHC01603I hao clear
> 16:25:43 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
> 16:25:43 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 MOUNT
> 16:25:43 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
> 16:25:43 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/subjobs2.rc
> 16:25:43 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
> 16:25:43 /M 401,VOL=(NL,PCTOMF)
> 16:25:43 HHC02264I Script 4: file conf/subjobs.rc processing ended
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 15 $HASP100 MOUNT ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 15 $HASP373 MOUNT STARTED
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 15 IEF403I MOUNT - STARTED - TIME=05.25.43
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 15 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,MOUNT,401
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAE IN VTAMLIB
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST025I BLDL FAILED FOR IEDIAK IN VTAMLIB
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST110I NETWORK SOLICITOR STARTED
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I APPLJRP ACTIVE
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I APPLPIES ACTIVE
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I APPLPIAD ACTIVE
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I APPLTSO ACTIVE
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 DMSK00I DYNAMASK DONE ****
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 DMSK06I START
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I APPLTEST ACTIVE
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I LCLMAJRP ACTIVE
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 IEF404I DYNAMASK - ENDED - TIME=05.25.43
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 $HASP395 DYNAMASK ENDED
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 $HASP150 DYNAMASK ON PRINTER2 30 LINES
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 10 $HASP250 DYNAMASK IS PURGED
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST093I LCLMAJ00 ACTIVE
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 16 $HASP100 TSO ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 16 $HASP373 TSO STARTED
> 16:25:43 /05.25.43 STC 16 IEF403I TSO - STARTED - TIME=05.25.43
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 17 $HASP100 JRP ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 17 $HASP373 JRP STARTED
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 17 IEF403I JRP - STARTED - TIME=05.25.44
> 16:25:44 /05.25.43 STC 14 IST020I VTAM INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 14 IEA000I 0C0,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET
> ,05.25.44
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 14 IEA000I 0C1,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET
> ,05.25.44
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 14 IEA000I 0C2,IOE,05,0200,400000000001,,,NET
> ,05.25.44
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 BSPSP91I - Parms passed: NOREPLYU
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 BSPSP93I - PFK definitions will be updated in
> memory
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 BSPSP22I - Dataset processed: SYS1.PARMLIB
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 BSPSP23I - on volume MVSRES
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK01
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 13 IFC001I D=3350 N=0B F=01AB0000 L=01AC0005
> S=01AB000002 DIP COMPLETE
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 13 IEF404I LOGRECI - ENDED - TIME=05.25.44
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 13 $HASP395 LOGRECI ENDED
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 13 $HASP150 LOGRECI ON PRINTER2 20 LINES
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 13 $HASP250 LOGRECI IS PURGED
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 +BSPSP21I - Member being processed: SETPFK02
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 15 IEF404I MOUNT - ENDED - TIME=05.25.44
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 15 $HASP395 MOUNT ENDED
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 15 $HASP150 MOUNT ON PRINTER2 18 LINES
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 15 $HASP250 MOUNT IS PURGED
> 16:25:44 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script
> conf/subjobs2.rc
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I script conf/subjobs2.rc
> 16:25:44 HHC02260I Script 5: begin processing file conf/subjobs2.rc
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I hao clear
> 16:25:44 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I hao tgt IEF238D
> 16:25:44 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc
> 16:25:44 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I hao tgt IEC301A
> 16:25:44 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 1
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/secret.rc
> 16:25:44 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 1
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I devinit 401 tapes/pctomf.tdf
> 16:25:44 HHC00221I 0:0401 Tape file tapes/pctomf.tdf, type oma: format
> type Optical Media Attachment (OMA) tape
> 16:25:44 HHC02245I 0:0401 device initialized
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP373 TERMHERC
> 16:25:44 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 2
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/termherc.rc
> 16:25:44 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 2
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I devinit 00c jcl/hercauto.jcl eof
> 16:25:44 HHC01046I 0:000C COMM: device unbound from socket 127.0.0.1:3505
> 16:25:44 HHC00101I Thread id 00002cb4, prio 0, name Socket device listener
> ended
> 16:25:44 HHC02245I 0:000C device initialized
> 16:25:44 HHC02264I Script 5: file conf/subjobs2.rc processing ended
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 $HASP100 HERC01A ON READER1
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 2 $HASP100 TERMHERC ON READER1
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 $HASP373 HERC01A STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C - SYS
> BSP1
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 IEF403I HERC01A - STARTED - TIME=05.25.44
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 +BSPSP98I - Member processed, LASTCC=0000
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 +BSPSP99I - End of processing, MAXRC=0000
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 IEF404I BSPSETPF - ENDED - TIME=05.25.44
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 $HASP395 BSPSETPF ENDED
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 $HASP150 BSPSETPF ON PRINTER2 34 LINES
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 12 $HASP250 BSPSETPF IS PURGED
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 16 IKT007I TCAS ACCEPTING LOGONS
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 16 IKT005I TCAS IS INITIALIZED
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 HERC01A IEFBR14 IEFBR14 RC= 0000
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 IEF404I HERC01A - ENDED - TIME=05.25.44
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 $HASP395 HERC01A ENDED
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 $HASP150 HERC01A ON PRINTER1 30 LINES
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 *$HASP190 HERC01A SETUP -- PRINTER1 -- F = 0001
> -- C = 6 -- T = SN
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP000 OK
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 1 $HASP250 HERC01A IS PURGED
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 JOB 2 $HASP373 TERMHERC STARTED - INIT 3 - CLASS C -
> SYS BSP1
> 16:25:44 HHC00081I Match at index 02, executing command script
> conf/termherc.rc
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I script conf/termherc.rc
> 16:25:44 HHC02260I Script 6: begin processing file conf/termherc.rc
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I hao clear
> 16:25:44 HHC00080I All HAO rules are cleared
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I hao tgt HASP250 TERMHERC
> 16:25:44 HHC00077I The target was placed at index 0
> 16:25:44 HHC01603I hao cmd script conf/termherc2.rc
> 16:25:44 HHC00077I The command was placed at index 0
> 16:25:44 HHC02264I Script 6: file conf/termherc.rc processing ended
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 *IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MANX ON MVSRES
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 IEE361I SMF DATA LOST - SYS1.MANY NOT AVAILABLE
> TIME=05.25.44
> 16:25:44 /05.25.44 STC 18 $HASP100 SMFDAILY ON STCINRDR
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 IEF403I TERMHERC - STARTED - TIME=05.25.45
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 $HASP373 SMFDAILY STARTED
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 IEF403I SMFDAILY - STARTED - TIME=05.25.45
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 IEF453I SMFDAILY - JOB FAILED - JCL ERROR -
> TIME=05.25.45
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 $HASP395 SMFDAILY ENDED
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 $HASP150 SMFDAILY ON PRINTER2 25 LINES
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 IEE132I START COMMAND DEVICE ALLOCATION ERROR
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 STC 18 $HASP250 SMFDAILY IS PURGED
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 IEFACTRT - Stepname Procstep Program Retcode
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 TERMHERC S1 IEBGENER RC= 0000
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 IEF404I TERMHERC - ENDED - TIME=05.25.45
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 $HASP395 TERMHERC ENDED
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 $HASP309 INIT 3 INACTIVE ******** C=CBA
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER1 1 LINE
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 $HASP150 TERMHERC ON PRINTER2 44 LINES
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 $HASP160 PRINTER1 INACTIVE - CLASS=AP
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 $HASP160 PRINTER2 INACTIVE - CLASS=Z
> 16:25:45 /05.25.45 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
> 16:25:45 HHC00081I Match at index 00, executing command script
> conf/termherc2.rc
> 16:25:45 HHC01603I script conf/termherc2.rc
> 16:25:45 HHC02260I Script 7: begin processing file conf/termherc2.rc
> 16:25:45 HHC01603I stopall
> 16:25:45 HHC01603I quit
> 16:25:45 HHC01420I Begin Hercules shutdown
> 16:25:45 HHC00101I Thread id 000043f8, prio 0, name Hercules Automatic
> Operator ended
> 16:25:45 HHC00101I Thread id 00004248, prio -20, name Timer ended
> 16:25:45 HHC01423I Calling termination routines
> 16:25:45 HHC02272I Highest observed MIPS and IO/s rates
> 16:25:45 HHC02272I from Sat Mar 25 00:00:00 2017
> 16:25:45 HHC02272I to Sat Mar 25 16:25:45 2017
> 16:25:45 HHC02272I MIPS: 47.699310 IO/s: 1329
> 16:25:45 HHC00101I Thread id 0000338c, prio 0, name HTTP server ended
> 16:25:45 HHC00101I Thread id 00003ea8, prio 0, name Processor CP00 ended
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0148 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00334I 0:0148 readaheads misses
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0148 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0148 [*] 0018846903 002 % 0010 0001268 0000106
> 0000038 0001335 0002081
> 16:25:45 HHC00337I 0:0148 0000532 0000085
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0148 dasd/mvsres.148
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0148 [0] 0015179178 000 % 0001 ro 0001068 0000000
> 0000018
> 16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0148 shadow/mvsres_*.148
> 16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0148 [1] 0003667725 009 % 0009 0000200 0000106 0000020
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0131 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0131 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0131 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0131 dasd/sort01.131
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0131 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0131 shadow/sort01_*.131
> 16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0131 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0132 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0132 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0132 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0132 dasd/sort02.132
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0132 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0132 shadow/sort02_*.132
> 16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0132 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0133 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0133 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0133 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0133 dasd/sort03.133
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0133 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0133 shadow/sort03_*.133
> 16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0133 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0134 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0134 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0134 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0134 dasd/sort04.134
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0134 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0134 shadow/sort04_*.134
> 16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0134 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0135 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0135 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0135 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0135 dasd/sort05.135
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0135 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0135 shadow/sort05_*.135
> 16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0135 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0136 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0136 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0136 [*] 0000035424 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0136 dasd/sort06.136
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0136 [0] 0000034336 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0136 shadow/sort06_*.136
> 16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0136 [1] 0000001088 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0140 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0140 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0140 [*] 0052445479 002 % 0019 0000001 0000000
> 0000002 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0140 dasd/work00.140
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0140 [0] 0000141963 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:0140 shadow/work00_*.140
> 16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:0140 [1] 0052303516 002 % 0018 0000000 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0152 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0152 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0152 [*] 0004838436 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0152 dasd/hasp00.152
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0152 [0] 0004838436 000 % 0001 rw 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0160 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00334I 0:0160 readaheads misses
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0160 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0160 [*] 0014724868 040 % 0644 0001866 0001489
> 0000029 0001167 0002355
> 16:25:45 HHC00337I 0:0160 0000678 0000159
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0160 dasd/page00.160
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0160 [0] 0014724868 040 % 0644 rw 0001866 0001489
> 0000029
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0161 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00334I 0:0161 readaheads misses
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0161 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0161 [*] 0003620550 008 % 0082 0000056 0000099
> 0000005 0000037 0000071
> 16:25:45 HHC00337I 0:0161 0000022 0000004
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0161 dasd/page01.161
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0161 [0] 0003620550 008 % 0082 rw 0000056 0000099
> 0000005
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0162 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00334I 0:0162 readaheads misses
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0162 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0162 [*] 0003453436 009 % 0101 0000030 0000088
> 0000012 0000018 0000034
> 16:25:45 HHC00337I 0:0162 0000014 0000003
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0162 dasd/page02.162
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0162 [0] 0003453436 009 % 0101 rw 0000030 0000088
> 0000012
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:0170 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:0170 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:0170 [*] 0057202932 001 % 0046 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:0170 dasd/work01.170
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:0170 [0] 0057202932 001 % 0046 rw 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:01A0 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:01A0 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:01A0 [*] 0066629478 001 % 0181 0000001 0000000
> 0000002 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:01A0 dasd/work02.180
> 16:25:45 HHC00339I 0:01A0 [0] 0000113799 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00340I 0:01A0 shadow/work02_*.180
> 16:25:45 HHC00341I 0:01A0 [1] 0066515679 001 % 0180 0000000 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00333I 0:01B0 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:45 HHC00335I 0:01B0 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:45 HHC00336I 0:01B0 [*] 0056476534 002 % 0129 0000001 0000000
> 0000002 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:45 HHC00338I 0:01B0 dasd/work03.190
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:01B0 [0] 0000142257 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:01B0 shadow/work03_*.190
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:01B0 [1] 0056334277 002 % 0128 0000000 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:01B1 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00334I 0:01B1 readaheads misses
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:01B1 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:01B1 [*] 0015481595 000 % 0002 0000019 0000001
> 0000005 0000015 0000031
> 16:25:46 HHC00337I 0:01B1 0000004 0000002
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:01B1 dasd/mvscat.191
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:01B1 [0] 0003658727 000 % 0001 ro 0000010 0000000
> 0000003
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:01B1 shadow/mvscat_*.191
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:01B1 [1] 0011822868 000 % 0001 0000009 0000001 0000002
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:01B2 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:01B2 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:01B2 [*] 0103500159 017 % 1297 0000001 0000000
> 0000002 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:01B2 dasd/seasik.192
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:01B2 [0] 0016164960 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:01B2 shadow/seasik_*.192
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:01B2 [1] 0087335199 020 % 1297 0000000 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:01B3 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:01B3 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:01B3 [*] 0168333900 004 % 5454 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:01B3 dasd/mvssrc.193
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:01B3 [0] 0168333900 004 % 5454 rw 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0240 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00334I 0:0240 readaheads misses
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0240 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0240 [*] 0044521227 002 % 0011 0000033 0000000
> 0000008 0000067 0000092
> 16:25:46 HHC00337I 0:0240 0000008 0000003
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0240 dasd/pub000.240
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0240 [0] 0007591138 003 % 0001 ro 0000013 0000000
> 0000004
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0240 shadow/pub000_*.240
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0240 [1] 0036930089 002 % 0010 0000020 0000000 0000004
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0248 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0248 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0248 [*] 0025670309 000 % 0003 0000006 0000009
> 0000005 0000001 0000007
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0248 dasd/mvsdlb.248
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0248 [0] 0025471539 000 % 0001 ro 0000003 0000000
> 0000003
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0248 shadow/mvsdlb_*.248
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0248 [1] 0000198770 012 % 0002 0000003 0000009 0000002
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:02A0 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:02A0 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:02A0 [*] 0100064666 008 % 0539 0000001 0000000
> 0000002 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:02A0 dasd/pub002.280
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:02A0 [0] 0002171954 029 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:02A0 shadow/pub002_*.280
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:02A0 [1] 0097892712 008 % 0538 0000000 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:02B1 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:02B1 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:02B1 [*] 0000143545 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:02B1 dasd/tmptmp.2b1
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:02B1 [0] 0000142257 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:02B1 shadow/tmptmp_*.2b1
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:02B1 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:02B2 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:02B2 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:02B2 [*] 0000143545 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:02B2 dasd/xmit90.2b2
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:02B2 [0] 0000142257 000 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:02B2 shadow/xmit90_*.2b2
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:02B2 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0150 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0150 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0150 [*] 0006099280 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0150 dasd/start1.150
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0150 [0] 0006098016 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0150 shadow/start1_*.150
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0150 [1] 0000001264 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0151 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0151 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0151 [*] 0004595678 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0151 dasd/spool0.151
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0151 [0] 0004594414 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0151 shadow/spool0_*.151
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0151 [1] 0000001264 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0340 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0340 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0340 [*] 0050622559 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0340 dasd/cbt000.340
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0340 [0] 0050621271 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0340 shadow/cbt000_*.340
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0340 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0341 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0341 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0341 [*] 0053836805 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0341 dasd/cbt001.341
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0341 [0] 0053835517 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0341 shadow/cbt001_*.341
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0341 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0342 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0342 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0342 [*] 0046082980 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0342 dasd/cbt002.342
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0342 [0] 0046081692 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0342 shadow/cbt002_*.342
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0342 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0343 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0343 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0343 [*] 0027241782 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0343 dasd/cbtcat.343
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0343 [0] 0027240494 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0343 shadow/cbtcat_*.343
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0343 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0348 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0348 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0348 [*] 0046003602 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0348 dasd/src000.348
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0348 [0] 0046002314 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0348 shadow/src000_*.348
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0348 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0349 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0349 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0349 [*] 0045707725 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0349 dasd/src001.349
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0349 [0] 0045706437 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0349 shadow/src001_*.349
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0349 [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:034A size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:034A ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:034A [*] 0044403653 000 % 0000 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:034A dasd/src002.34a
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:034A [0] 0044402365 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:034A shadow/src002_*.34a
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:034A [1] 0000001288 000 % 0000 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:034B size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:034B ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:034B [*] 0006321674 000 % 0001 0000001 0000000
> 0000001 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:034B dasd/srccat.34b
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:034B [0] 0006310767 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:034B shadow/srccat_*.34b
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:034B [1] 0000010907 007 % 0001 0000000 0000000 0000000
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:0149 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:46 HHC00335I 0:0149 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:46 HHC00336I 0:0149 [*] 0001118801 011 % 0002 0000001 0000000
> 0000002 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00338I 0:0149 dasd/smp001.149
> 16:25:46 HHC00339I 0:0149 [0] 0000774654 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00340I 0:0149 shadow/smp001_*.149
> 16:25:46 HHC00341I 0:0149 [1] 0000344147 038 % 0002 0000000 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:46 HHC00333I 0:014A size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:47 HHC00335I 0:014A ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:47 HHC00336I 0:014A [*] 0001621663 024 % 0012 0000001 0000000
> 0000002 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:47 HHC00338I 0:014A dasd/smp002.14a
> 16:25:47 HHC00339I 0:014A [0] 0000856740 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:47 HHC00340I 0:014A shadow/smp002_*.14a
> 16:25:47 HHC00341I 0:014A [1] 0000764923 051 % 0012 0000000 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:47 HHC00333I 0:014B size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:47 HHC00335I 0:014B ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:47 HHC00336I 0:014B [*] 0001077383 019 % 0003 0000001 0000000
> 0000002 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:47 HHC00338I 0:014B dasd/smp003.14b
> 16:25:47 HHC00339I 0:014B [0] 0000592555 000 % 0000 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:47 HHC00340I 0:014B shadow/smp003_*.14b
> 16:25:47 HHC00341I 0:014B [1] 0000484828 042 % 0003 0000000 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:47 HHC00333I 0:014C size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:47 HHC00335I 0:014C ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:47 HHC00336I 0:014C [*] 0003437923 036 % 0004 0000001 0000000
> 0000002 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:47 HHC00338I 0:014C dasd/smp004.14c
> 16:25:47 HHC00339I 0:014C [0] 0002916431 035 % 0001 ro 0000001 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:47 HHC00340I 0:014C shadow/smp004_*.14c
> 16:25:47 HHC00341I 0:014C [1] 0000521492 041 % 0003 0000000 0000000 0000001
> 16:25:47 HHC00333I 0:0700 size free nbr st reads writes l2reads hits
> switches
> 16:25:47 HHC00334I 0:0700 readaheads misses
> 16:25:47 HHC00335I 0:0700 ------------------------------
> ----------------------------
> 16:25:47 HHC00336I 0:0700 [*] 0003461015 003 % 0108 0000119 0000162
> 0000006 0000745 0000834
> 16:25:47 HHC00337I 0:0700 0000034 0000012
> 16:25:47 HHC00338I 0:0700 dasd/js2sp0.700
> 16:25:47 HHC00339I 0:0700 [0] 0000142291 000 % 0001 ro 0000000 0000000
> 0000001
> 16:25:47 HHC00340I 0:0700 shadow/js2sp0_*.700
> 16:25:47 HHC00341I 0:0700 [1] 0003318724 003 % 0107 0000119 0000162 0000005
>
>
Ivan Warren ivan@vmfacility.fr [hercules-390]
2017-03-25 12:52:33 UTC
Permalink
On 3/25/2017 1:45 PM, Joe Monk ***@gmail.com [hercules-390] wrote:
>
>
> "16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I cpuserial set to 000611
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I cpumodel set to 4381
> 16:25:32 HHC17003I MAIN storage is 200M (mainsize); storage is not locked
> 16:25:32 HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked
> 16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370
> 16:25:32 HHC02204I archmode set to S/370"
>
>
The CPU Type/Model has no impact on hercules operations.

--Ivan


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Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-25 13:51:12 UTC
Permalink
Even so... when did ANY machine capable of IPL'ing MVS 3.8J support 200M
main size?

The configuration he's running is nonsense .. and then complaining about
lockups, etc.

Joe

On Sat, Mar 25, 2017 at 7:52 AM, Ivan Warren ***@vmfacility.fr
[hercules-390] <hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
>
>
> On 3/25/2017 1:45 PM, Joe Monk ***@gmail.com [hercules-390] wrote:
> >
> >
> > "16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch
> > 16:25:32 HHC02204I cpuserial set to 000611
> > 16:25:32 HHC02204I cpumodel set to 4381
> > 16:25:32 HHC17003I MAIN storage is 200M (mainsize); storage is not locked
> > 16:25:32 HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not
> locked
> > 16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370
> > 16:25:32 HHC02204I archmode set to S/370"
> >
> >
> The CPU Type/Model has no impact on hercules operations.
>
> --Ivan
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
Ivan Warren ivan@vmfacility.fr [hercules-390]
2017-03-25 13:59:39 UTC
Permalink
On 3/25/2017 2:51 PM, Joe Monk ***@gmail.com [hercules-390] wrote:
>
>
> Even so... when did ANY machine capable of IPL'ing MVS 3.8J support
> 200M main size?
>
> The configuration he's running is nonsense .. and then complaining
> about lockups, etc.
>
> Joe
>
True !

But storage size (even if it's nonsense) shouldn't affect operations.

Then again he is pushing the limits of the operational constraints..

(Yes I did try... one of my colleague did push "power on" repeatedly on
a 4341 console of an already powered on 4341 system... it didn't end
well[1]).

--Ivan

[1] Actually he intended to push the Light Check button ... only his
finger slipped ! The 4341 terminated in a machine check... Did he call
the CE ? *NO WAY* he turned white as a sheet of paper and made sure
everything was normal again after he fixed the mishap !


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kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-25 23:32:30 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> Even so... when did ANY machine capable of
> IPL'ing MVS 3.8J support 200M main size?

> The configuration he's running is nonsense ..
> and then complaining about lockups, etc.

If you believe it is possible that random
lockups are caused by excessive amount
of memory being declared, then the
proper solution to that is for Hercules to
refuse to start with excessive memory,
with an error message along the lines of:

HHHC too much memory, can cause random lockups, terminating now

Having actually seen what Hercules does
with the memory, ie a simple malloc/calloc,
I know that extra memory is (or should be)
completely harmless, and that this is not
the cause of the lockups.

Would you like to place a bet that if I
reduce the memory size to 16 MiB
the random lockups will go away?

If not, why are you giving an opinion
that extra memory is probably
responsible for random lockups
and blaming the configuration
instead of the software?

BFN. Paul.
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 03:42:43 UTC
Permalink
Well you know, its just awful damn strange that I am running the system
consistent with the machine type that I specify (a 3083 with 8MB main in
S/370 mode) and I'm not experiencing these issues.

Joe

On Sat, Mar 25, 2017 at 6:32 PM, ***@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> ---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
>
> > Even so... when did ANY machine capable of
> > IPL'ing MVS 3.8J support 200M main size?
>
> > The configuration he's running is nonsense ..
> > and then complaining about lockups, etc.
>
> If you believe it is possible that random
> lockups are caused by excessive amount
> of memory being declared, then the
> proper solution to that is for Hercules to
> refuse to start with excessive memory,
> with an error message along the lines of:
>
> HHHC too much memory, can cause random lockups, terminating now
>
> Having actually seen what Hercules does
> with the memory, ie a simple malloc/calloc,
> I know that extra memory is (or should be)
> completely harmless, and that this is not
> the cause of the lockups.
>
> Would you like to place a bet that if I
> reduce the memory size to 16 MiB
> the random lockups will go away?
>
> If not, why are you giving an opinion
> that extra memory is probably
> responsible for random lockups
> and blaming the configuration
> instead of the software?
>
> BFN. Paul.
>
>
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 03:56:20 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> Well you know, its just awful damn strange
> that I am running the system consistent with
> the machine type that I specify (a 3083 with
> 8MB main in S/370 mode) and I'm not
> experiencing these issues.

Nothing strange at all. I wasn't experiencing
the issues either until I trimmed the automated
startup down to a few seconds, and then
ran thousands of tests, with no artificial
delays.

I had never thrashed Hercules until now.
The GCC compiles thrashed Hercules
in a different way though (ie solid CPU).

Also, it is the very nature of intermittent
bugs that it is not surprising that others
don't experience them.

And do you even use the HAO features
at all to automate job submission? If
so, that's a whole area of code you
are avoiding.

There is nothing strange about this at
all. It is all bog standard computer science.
What is unusual is you even THINKING
that an increase of memory from 16 MiB
to 200 MiB could possibly be what is
causing random errors that I have
reported. If a bug goes away when
memory is changed from 16 to 200,
it just means that the problem has
been temporarily circumvented. The
bug remains. It is a bug if you
randomly hang etc just because
the amount of memory is different.

BFN. Paul.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 04:07:37 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> Also, it is the very nature of intermittent
> bugs that it is not surprising that others
> don't experience them.

And the proper reaction to intermittent
bugs is to thank the gods that they:

1. Are reproducible by anyone at all.
2. Are reproducible in a test environment.

BFN. Paul.
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 04:36:37 UTC
Permalink
Given that no physical IBM system in 370 mode could ever have 200MB of main
storage...

You don't even realize that none of this crap you are doing would ever be
possible in the real world on real hardware (In 370 mode).

Joe


On Sat, Mar 25, 2017 at 10:56 PM, ***@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> ---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
>
> > Well you know, its just awful damn strange
> > that I am running the system consistent with
> > the machine type that I specify (a 3083 with
> > 8MB main in S/370 mode) and I'm not
> > experiencing these issues.
>
> Nothing strange at all. I wasn't experiencing
> the issues either until I trimmed the automated
> startup down to a few seconds, and then
> ran thousands of tests, with no artificial
> delays.
>
> I had never thrashed Hercules until now.
> The GCC compiles thrashed Hercules
> in a different way though (ie solid CPU).
>
> Also, it is the very nature of intermittent
> bugs that it is not surprising that others
> don't experience them.
>
> And do you even use the HAO features
> at all to automate job submission? If
> so, that's a whole area of code you
> are avoiding.
>
> There is nothing strange about this at
> all. It is all bog standard computer science.
> What is unusual is you even THINKING
> that an increase of memory from 16 MiB
> to 200 MiB could possibly be what is
> causing random errors that I have
> reported. If a bug goes away when
> memory is changed from 16 to 200,
> it just means that the problem has
> been temporarily circumvented. The
> bug remains. It is a bug if you
> randomly hang etc just because
> the amount of memory is different.
>
> BFN. Paul.
>
>
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 05:25:36 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> Given that no physical IBM system in 370
> mode could ever have 200MB of main storage...

Irrelevant to the fact that Hercules should
not be having any of these problems no
matter how much memory is defined.

> You don't even realize that none of this
> crap you are doing would ever be possible
> in the real world on real hardware (In 370 mode).

If real hardware doesn't fail 1 in 1000
IPLs like Hercules does, then real
hardware is superior to Hercules.

The goal should be to eliminate these
clear bugs in Hercules, instead of
having 1 failure per 1000 users doing
an IPL or anything else, perhaps
something important.

BFN. Paul.
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 05:57:52 UTC
Permalink
Just curious....

Can you explain why you set the archlvl to z/arch, followed by an immediate
switch to s/370?

Why not just set it to s/370 to start?

16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch
16:25:32 HHC02204I cpuserial set to 000611
16:25:32 HHC02204I cpumodel set to 4381
16:25:32 HHC17003I MAIN storage is 200M (mainsize); storage is not locked
16:25:32 HHC17003I EXPANDED storage is 0 (xpndsize); storage is not locked
16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370

Joe


On Sun, Mar 26, 2017 at 12:25 AM, ***@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> ---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
>
> > Given that no physical IBM system in 370
> > mode could ever have 200MB of main storage...
>
> Irrelevant to the fact that Hercules should
> not be having any of these problems no
> matter how much memory is defined.
>
> > You don't even realize that none of this
> > crap you are doing would ever be possible
> > in the real world on real hardware (In 370 mode).
>
> If real hardware doesn't fail 1 in 1000
> IPLs like Hercules does, then real
> hardware is superior to Hercules.
>
> The goal should be to eliminate these
> clear bugs in Hercules, instead of
> having 1 failure per 1000 users doing
> an IPL or anything else, perhaps
> something important.
>
> BFN. Paul.
>
>
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 06:38:46 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> Can you explain why you set the archlvl
> to z/arch, followed by an immediate switch to s/370?


> 16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode z/Arch
> 16:25:32 HHC00811I Processor CP00: architecture mode S/370





No idea. Only 4.0 shows that. 3.07 and
3.12 don't do that. Here's the beginning
of my config file:


#
# Hercules configuration file conf/mvs380.conf
#
# Hercules runtime specifications
#
# Warning! CPU Model must be 4381 if the security
# package PIES is to be used. The CPU
# model has been changed from 3033
# Warning! Use of TODDRAG is not recommended!
# Use this parameter at your own risk !!!!!!!!!
#
CPUSERIAL 000611
CPUMODEL 4381
# GCCMVS requires around 64MB of memory to run in its default
# configuration.
#MAINSIZE 15
MAINSIZE 200
# provide 15000 MiB of memory if testing 64-bit addressing
#MAINSIZE 15000
# was 200
XPNDSIZE 0
ARCHMODE S/370
#ARCHMODE z/Arch
#ARCHMODE ESA/390
# AUTOINIT ON creates an empty tape file if the tape file
# could not be found. Default is OFF.
#AUTOINIT OFF # Command not supported in Hercules v3.07
AUTOMOUNT ADD . # Auto-mount CCW start at current folder
MOUNTED_TAPE_REINIT DISALLOW # DEVINIT will not unload
#
# Note - the default Hercules code page translation will screw
# up the vertical bar used in several programming languages.
# We need a code page that converts the normal ASCII vertical
# bar to the unbroken vertical bar in EBCDIC. Unfortunately
# EBCDIC defined two vertical bars and ASCII only one, hence
# the confusion. Square brackets need to be converted properly
# too for C code. This one will get your programming languages
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BFN. Paul.
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 18:41:59 UTC
Permalink
- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote: >Given that no physical IBM system in 370 mode could ever have 200MB of main storage... > You don't even realize that none of this crap you are doing would ever be possible in the
>real world on real hardware (In 370 mode).
>Joe
- - - old notes snipped - - -


You are confusing real and virtual memory.


S/370-24bit supports 16MB virtual memory.
S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.


I ran MVS/SP3 at 16MB virtual memory and 64MB real memory.
No issue.


Check the S/370-24bit Prin.of Op.
It shows instructions and support for 31-bit real memory.
IDAW, RRBE, SSKE, and others.


MAINSIZE defines real memory so 200MB matches S/370-24bit
Ivan Warren ivan@vmfacility.fr [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 18:47:43 UTC
Permalink
On 3/26/2017 8:41 PM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] wrote:
>
>
> You are confusing real and virtual memory.
>
> S/370-24bit supports 16MB virtual memory.
> S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.
>
>
Nope...

S/370 can use only 64MB max (not 2GB)... (Using DAT EA).

--Ivan


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 18:56:37 UTC
Permalink
- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> On 3/26/2017 8:41 PM, ***@... mailto:***@... [hercules-390] wrote:
>> You are confusing real and virtual memory.
>> S/370-24bit supports 16MB virtual memory.
>> S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.
> Nope...
> S/370 can use only 64MB max (not 2GB)... (Using DAT EA).
> --Ivan
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I can always rely on you for unique reading of the Prin.of Op.

Why do you want DAT EA or other DAT involved with the
31-bit real memory access for the specified enhanced IDAW,
RRBE, SSKE?

31-bit is 2GB
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 19:38:13 UTC
Permalink
Try again. Page 1-2.

"System/370 has the capability of addressing a main storage of up to 64M
bytes."

http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/ibm/370/princOps/GA22-7000-10_370_Principles_of_Operation_Sep87.pdf

On Sun, Mar 26, 2017 at 1:56 PM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> > On 3/26/2017 8:41 PM, ***@... mailto:***@... [hercules-390]
> wrote:
> >> You are confusing real and virtual memory.
> >> S/370-24bit supports 16MB virtual memory.
> >> S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.
> > Nope...
> > S/370 can use only 64MB max (not 2GB)... (Using DAT EA).
> > --Ivan
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
> I can always rely on you for unique reading of the Prin.of Op.
>
> Why do you want DAT EA or other DAT involved with the
> 31-bit real memory access for the specified enhanced IDAW,
> RRBE, SSKE?
>
> 31-bit is 2GB
>
>
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 21:34:54 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

Try again. Page 1-2.

"System/370 has the capability of addressing a main storage of up to 64M bytes."

> http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/ibm/370/princOps/GA22-7000-10_370_Principles_of_Operation_Sep87.pdf
- - - old notes snipped - - -

Why not complete the thought:
"System/370 has the capability of
addressing a main storage of up to 64M
bytes. The System/370 dynamic-address-
translation facility, used with appro-
priate programming support, can provide
each user with an address space of 16M
bytes independent of the amount of main
storage."

That is about DAT, not the limit of real memory
for S/370-24bit.

Further defined on 3-4 as:
Storage Addressing with Extended Address
Fields
Extended real addressing, 31-bit IDAWs,
the instructions associated with
storage-key-instruction extensions, and
TEST BLOCK all provide for addresses
which are more than 24 bits. This
section describes the handling of these
addresses.
Extended real addressing provides a
26-bit page-frame real address in the
page-table entry for 4K-byte pages.

Note the difference in 26-bit DAT and real memory
addressing.

ISKE:
The contents of general register R2 are
treated as a 31-bit real address of a
4K-byte block in storage.

RRBE:
The contents of general register R2 are
treated as a 31-bit real address of a
4K-byte block in storage.

SSKE:
The contents of general register R2 are
treated as a 31-bit real address ofa
4K-byte block in storage.

TB:
The contents of general register R2 are
treated as a 31-bit real address of a
4K-byte block in storage.

Don't misuse, TB clears memory to zeroes.

Chapter 13:

Addressing Using the 31-Bit IDAW
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 22:19:37 UTC
Permalink
"Why not complete the thought:
"System/370 has the capability of
addressing a main storage of up to 64M
bytes. The System/370 dynamic-address-
translation facility, used with appro-
priate programming support, can provide
each user with an address space of 16M
bytes independent of the amount of main
storage."

That is about DAT, not the limit of real memory
for S/370-24bit."

Baloney. That interpretation would render the section titled MAIN STORAGE
on page 2-3 superfluous:

"Main storage, *which is directly address**able*, provides for high-speed
processing of data by the CPUs and channels. Both data and programs
must be loaded
into main storage from input devices before they can be processed. The
amount of main storage available on the system depends on the model, and,
depending on the model, the amount in the configuration may be under
control of model-dependent configuration controls."

DAT and directly addressable are mutually exclusive.

Joe

On Sun, Mar 26, 2017 at 4:34 PM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> ---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
>
> Try again. Page 1-2.
>
> "System/370 has the capability of addressing a main storage of up to 64M
> bytes."
>
> > http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/ibm/370/princOps/
> GA22-7000-10_370_Principles_of_Operation_Sep87.pdf
> - - - old notes snipped - - -
>
> Why not complete the thought:
> "System/370 has the capability of
> addressing a main storage of up to 64M
> bytes. The System/370 dynamic-address-
> translation facility, used with appro-
> priate programming support, can provide
> each user with an address space of 16M
> bytes independent of the amount of main
> storage."
>
> That is about DAT, not the limit of real memory
> for S/370-24bit.
>
> Further defined on 3-4 as:
> Storage Addressing with Extended Address
> Fields
> Extended real addressing, 31-bit IDAWs,
> the instructions associated with
> storage-key-instruction extensions, and
> TEST BLOCK all provide for addresses
> which are more than 24 bits. This
> section describes the handling of these
> addresses.
> Extended real addressing provides a
> 26-bit page-frame real address in the
> page-table entry for 4K-byte pages.
>
> Note the difference in 26-bit DAT and real memory
> addressing.
>
> ISKE:
> The contents of general register R2 are
> treated as a 31-bit real address of a
> 4K-byte block in storage.
>
> RRBE:
> The contents of general register R2 are
> treated as a 31-bit real address of a
> 4K-byte block in storage.
>
> SSKE:
> The contents of general register R2 are
> treated as a 31-bit real address ofa
> 4K-byte block in storage.
>
> TB:
> The contents of general register R2 are
> treated as a 31-bit real address of a
> 4K-byte block in storage.
>
> Don't misuse, TB clears memory to zeroes.
>
> Chapter 13:
>
> Addressing Using the 31-Bit IDAW
>
>
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 00:16:23 UTC
Permalink
- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
>> "Why not complete the thought:
>>"System/370 has the capability of
>>addressing a main storage of up to 64M
>>bytes. The System/370 dynamic-address-
>>translation facility, used with appro-
>>priate programming support, can provide
>>each user with an address space of 16M
>>bytes independent of the amount of main
>>storage."
>>That is about DAT, not the limit of real memory
>>for S/370-24bit."
> Baloney. That interpretation would render the section titled
>MAIN STORAGE on page 2-3 superfluous:
> "Main storage, which is directly addressable, provides for high-speed
>processing of data by the CPUs and channels.

Yes, the S/370-24bit CPU and channels can directly address 2GB of memory.

I never said different.

You could call IDAW indirect but to the channels, it's direct.

> Both data and programs must be loaded into main storage from input
>devices before they can be processed.

I have fun patching data and instructions in memory with
toggle switches so you can call them input devices.

> The amount of main storage available on the system depends
>on the model, and, depending on the model, the amount in the
>configuration may be under control of model-dependent
>configuration controls."

Hercules all but ignores model numbers.

My model says that S/370-24bit can have the maximum
real memory that S/370-24bit supports. That is 2GB.

> DAT and directly addressable are mutually exclusive.
>Joe
- - - old notes snipped - - -

You may care to read up on virtual, real, absolute,
and prefixed.

If you code an EX for an MVC, are the three logical
addresses real, virtual, or other?
Can one be real, one virtual, and the other be other?

S/370-24bit supports 2GB of real memory.

Watch out for things like:
"With the introduction of the storage-
key-instruction-extension facility, the
test-block facility, and the extended-
real-addressing facility, prefixing is
described in terms of 31-bit real
addresses, whether or not these facili-
ties are installed.

All real addresses
are considered to be 31 bits, with any
shorter address fields extended to 31
bits by appending zeros on the left.
Thus, 24-bit real addresses are extended
to 31 bits by appending zeros on the
left."
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 00:48:25 UTC
Permalink
I see. So IBM must be lying:

"31-bit real and absolute addressing provides addressability for up to 2G
bytes of main storage. Associated with this extension, a number of formats
are changed to provide for 31-bit address fields. These include the
dynamic-address- translation and other table entries, the associated
control registers, and the prefix register. *The
31-bit-real-and-absolute-addressing facility replaces the
extended-real-addressing facility of System/370, where page-table-entry
bits 13 and 14 are used to extend the real address to 26 bits."*

26 bits = 64 MB, does it not?

http://bitsavers.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/pdf/ibm/370/princOps/SA22-7085-1_370-XA_Principles_of_Operation_Jan87.pdf

Page 1-2

Joe




On Sun, Mar 26, 2017 at 7:16 PM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> >> "Why not complete the thought:
> >>"System/370 has the capability of
> >>addressing a main storage of up to 64M
> >>bytes. The System/370 dynamic-address-
> >>translation facility, used with appro-
> >>priate programming support, can provide
> >>each user with an address space of 16M
> >>bytes independent of the amount of main
> >>storage."
> >>That is about DAT, not the limit of real memory
> >>for S/370-24bit."
> > Baloney. That interpretation would render the section titled
> >MAIN STORAGE on page 2-3 superfluous:
> > "Main storage, which is directly addressable, provides for high-speed
> >processing of data by the CPUs and channels.
>
> Yes, the S/370-24bit CPU and channels can directly address 2GB of memory.
>
> I never said different.
>
> You could call IDAW indirect but to the channels, it's direct.
>
> > Both data and programs must be loaded into main storage from input
> >devices before they can be processed.
>
> I have fun patching data and instructions in memory with
> toggle switches so you can call them input devices.
>
> > The amount of main storage available on the system depends
> >on the model, and, depending on the model, the amount in the
> >configuration may be under control of model-dependent
> >configuration controls."
>
> Hercules all but ignores model numbers.
>
> My model says that S/370-24bit can have the maximum
> real memory that S/370-24bit supports. That is 2GB.
>
> > DAT and directly addressable are mutually exclusive.
> >Joe
> - - - old notes snipped - - -
>
> You may care to read up on virtual, real, absolute,
> and prefixed.
>
> If you code an EX for an MVC, are the three logical
> addresses real, virtual, or other?
> Can one be real, one virtual, and the other be other?
>
> S/370-24bit supports 2GB of real memory.
>
> Watch out for things like:
> "With the introduction of the storage-
> key-instruction-extension facility, the
> test-block facility, and the extended-
> real-addressing facility, prefixing is
> described in terms of 31-bit real
> addresses, whether or not these facili-
> ties are installed.
>
> All real addresses
> are considered to be 31 bits, with any
> shorter address fields extended to 31
> bits by appending zeros on the left.
> Thus, 24-bit real addresses are extended
> to 31 bits by appending zeros on the
> left."
>
>
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 01:08:25 UTC
Permalink
- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> I see. So IBM must be lying:

No, IBM agrees with what I said.
S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.
They repeat it over and over in many ways.

>"31-bit real and absolute addressing provides addressability for up to 2G bytes
>of main storage. Associated with this extension, a number of formats are
>changed to provide for 31-bit address fields. These include the
>dynamic-address- translation and other table entries, the associated control
>registers, and the prefix register.

You quoted S/370-31bit but it also happens to apply with S/370-24bit.

> The 31-bit-real-and-absolute-addressing facility replaces the
>extended-real-addressing facility of System/370, where page-table-entry
>bits 13 and 14 are used to extend the real address to 26 bits."
> 26 bits = 64 MB, does it not?

There you go off a wild tangent and are talking about DAT.
DAT defines virtual addresses and is not directly related to
S/370-24bit support for 2GB of real absolute memory.

The words "Real" and "DAT" or "virtual" are not identical.

> http://bitsavers.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/pdf/ibm/370/princOps/SA22-7085-1_370-XA_Principles_of_Operation_Jan87.pdf
> Page 1-2
> Joe
- - - old notes snipped - - -

Again, you are quoting from a S/370-31bit manual,
not a S370-24bit manual.
Why not switch to S/360-16bit or zArch-64bit manuals
to prove if S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory?
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 01:47:46 UTC
Permalink
"Again, you are quoting from a S/370-31bit manual,
not a S370-24bit manual."

I quoted the CHANGES from the prior architecture to this architecture,
which explicitly state that the real memory capacity of the prior
architecture was 26bits, or 64MB.

QED

Joe

On Sun, Mar 26, 2017 at 8:08 PM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> > I see. So IBM must be lying:
>
> No, IBM agrees with what I said.
> S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.
> They repeat it over and over in many ways.
>
> >"31-bit real and absolute addressing provides addressability for up to 2G
> bytes
> >of main storage. Associated with this extension, a number of formats are
> >changed to provide for 31-bit address fields. These include the
> >dynamic-address- translation and other table entries, the associated
> control
> >registers, and the prefix register.
>
> You quoted S/370-31bit but it also happens to apply with S/370-24bit.
>
> > The 31-bit-real-and-absolute-addressing facility replaces the
> >extended-real-addressing facility of System/370, where page-table-entry
> >bits 13 and 14 are used to extend the real address to 26 bits."
> > 26 bits = 64 MB, does it not?
>
> There you go off a wild tangent and are talking about DAT.
> DAT defines virtual addresses and is not directly related to
> S/370-24bit support for 2GB of real absolute memory.
>
> The words "Real" and "DAT" or "virtual" are not identical.
>
> > http://bitsavers.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/pdf/ibm/370/
> princOps/SA22-7085-1_370-XA_Principles_of_Operation_Jan87.pdf
> > Page 1-2
> > Joe
> - - - old notes snipped - - -
>
> Again, you are quoting from a S/370-31bit manual,
> not a S370-24bit manual.
> Why not switch to S/360-16bit or zArch-64bit manuals
> to prove if S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory?
>
>
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 15:56:13 UTC
Permalink
- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
>> "Again, you are quoting from a S/370-31bit manual,
>>not a S370-24bit manual."
> I quoted the CHANGES from the prior architecture to this architecture,
>which explicitly state that the real memory capacity of the prior
>architecture was 26bits, or 64MB.
> QED
> Joe
- - - old notes snipped - - -

No.

You quoted that some S/370-24bit DAT page table entries had
room for 26 bits ignoring that some don't.

Neither "Real" nor "absolute" are identical to "virtual" or "DAT".

In other words, your quote from the S/370-31bit manual has
nothing to do with S/370-24bit supporting 2GB real memory.
Okay, the first sentence implied that it supported 2GB but
the quote was not from a S/370-24bit manual..

S/370-24bit is limited to 2GB of real memory.
Setting 1TB of memory in the next room doesn't increase that.
Looking at the number of bits to describe real memory in some
DAT page table does not diminish that.
Laddie Hanus laddiehanus@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 16:09:27 UTC
Permalink
Why don't you guys take this elsewhere. Like the 380 group.

Laddie

Sent from whatever device I am using.

> On Mar 27, 2017, at 9:56 AM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] <hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> >> "Again, you are quoting from a S/370-31bit manual,
> >>not a S370-24bit manual."
> > I quoted the CHANGES from the prior architecture to this architecture,
> >which explicitly state that the real memory capacity of the prior
> >architecture was 26bits, or 64MB.
> > QED
> > Joe
> - - - old notes snipped - - -
>
> No.
>
> You quoted that some S/370-24bit DAT page table entries had
> room for 26 bits ignoring that some don't.
>
> Neither "Real" nor "absolute" are identical to "virtual" or "DAT".
>
> In other words, your quote from the S/370-31bit manual has
> nothing to do with S/370-24bit supporting 2GB real memory.
> Okay, the first sentence implied that it supported 2GB but
> the quote was not from a S/370-24bit manual..
>
> S/370-24bit is limited to 2GB of real memory.
> Setting 1TB of memory in the next room doesn't increase that.
> Looking at the number of bits to describe real memory in some
> DAT page table does not diminish that.
>
>
Ivan Warren ivan@vmfacility.fr [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 16:39:00 UTC
Permalink
On 3/27/2017 6:09 PM, Laddie Hanus ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
wrote:
>
>
> Why don't you guys take this elsewhere. Like the 380 group.
>
> Laddie
>
Actually although the discussion is stale and brings nothing....

It is not related to *cough cough* S/380 ....

There is a point : S/370 with Extended Storage Key and 31 bit IDAW does
support *some* way to address absolute storage addresses up to 2G (for
IDAW) and real addresses for SSKE, ISKE, RRBE.

Vanilla hercules supports this.

--Ivan



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 17:55:47 UTC
Permalink
Once again, horse hockey.

"In a virtual storage environment, there is a distinction between address
space and real storage space. Address space (virtual storage) is a set
of of identifiers or names (virtual storage addresses) that can be used in
a program to refer to data and instructions. *Real storage space is a set
of physical storage locations in the computer system in which instructions
and data can be placed for processing **by the CPU.*"

"During the execution of each instruction, address translation is performed
on any virtual storage address in the instruction that refers to data or to
an instruction. Translation occurs after the 24-bit effective virtual
storage address has been computed by adding together base, displacement,
and, if any, index values as usual. *The result of the address translation
is a* *24-bit real **storage address* designating the location containing
the data or instruction referenced by the virtual storage address in the
instruction."

24bit real storage address ... sounds like 16MB to me.

http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/www.bitsavers.org/pdf/ibm/370/systemGuide/GC20-1755-2_370-168_Guide_Jun75.pdf

Joe

On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 10:56 AM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> >> "Again, you are quoting from a S/370-31bit manual,
> >>not a S370-24bit manual."
> > I quoted the CHANGES from the prior architecture to this architecture,
> >which explicitly state that the real memory capacity of the prior
> >architecture was 26bits, or 64MB.
> > QED
> > Joe
> - - - old notes snipped - - -
>
> No.
>
> You quoted that some S/370-24bit DAT page table entries had
> room for 26 bits ignoring that some don't.
>
> Neither "Real" nor "absolute" are identical to "virtual" or "DAT".
>
> In other words, your quote from the S/370-31bit manual has
> nothing to do with S/370-24bit supporting 2GB real memory.
> Okay, the first sentence implied that it supported 2GB but
> the quote was not from a S/370-24bit manual..
>
> S/370-24bit is limited to 2GB of real memory.
> Setting 1TB of memory in the next room doesn't increase that.
> Looking at the number of bits to describe real memory in some
> DAT page table does not diminish that.
>
>
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 18:21:31 UTC
Permalink
- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> Once again, horse hockey.
> "In a virtual storage environment, there is a distinction between
>address space and real storage space. Address space (virtual storage)
>is a set of of identifiers or names (virtual storage addresses) that can
>be used in a program to refer to data and instructions. Real storage
>space is a set of physical storage locations in the computer system in
>which instructions and data can be placed for processing by the CPU."
> "During the execution of each instruction, address translation is
>performed on any virtual storage address in the instruction that refers
>to data or to an instruction. Translation occurs after the 24-bit effective
>virtual storage address has been computed by adding together base,
>displacement, and, if any, index values as usual. The result of the
>address translation is a 24-bit real storage address designating the
>location containing the data or instruction referenced by the virtual
>storage address in the instruction."
> 24bit real storage address ... sounds like 16MB to me.
> http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/www.bitsavers.org/pdf/ibm/370/systemGuide/GC20-1755-2_370-168_Guide_Jun75.pdf
> Joe
- - - old note snipped - - -

Wow, a really antique S/370 mentioned 24bit DAT virtual memory
DAT translated to 24bit real memory at one place way back in 1975.

About that time I had both a S/370-168 and S/360-65 in the same
machine room. The last I saw the S/370-168 was 1976.

What DAT(virtual) uses of real memory may or may not be the limit
of non-DAT(real) memory for an antique S/370-168

What does that have to do with the most current S/370-24bit
Principle of Operation claiming support for 2GB of real memory.

Why do you stay hung up on DAT?
Can you find an old enough manual that you can find a quote that
is not 100% related to DAT.

Did you ever find how much real memory a S/360-16bit supports?
Then you can use that to try to prove that my statement was wrong:
S/370-24bit supports 2GB of real memory.
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 19:08:23 UTC
Permalink
"What does that have to do with the most current S/370-24bit
Principle of Operation claiming support for 2GB of real memory."

You keep saying this. I haven't seen it.

Please provide a reference.

Joe

On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 1:21 PM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> > Once again, horse hockey.
> > "In a virtual storage environment, there is a distinction between
> >address space and real storage space. Address space (virtual storage)
> >is a set of of identifiers or names (virtual storage addresses) that can
> >be used in a program to refer to data and instructions. Real storage
> >space is a set of physical storage locations in the computer system in
> >which instructions and data can be placed for processing by the CPU."
> > "During the execution of each instruction, address translation is
> >performed on any virtual storage address in the instruction that refers
> >to data or to an instruction. Translation occurs after the 24-bit
> effective
> >virtual storage address has been computed by adding together base,
> >displacement, and, if any, index values as usual. The result of the
> >address translation is a 24-bit real storage address designating the
> >location containing the data or instruction referenced by the virtual
> >storage address in the instruction."
> > 24bit real storage address ... sounds like 16MB to me.
> > http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/www.bitsavers.org/pdf/
> ibm/370/systemGuide/GC20-1755-2_370-168_Guide_Jun75.pdf
> > Joe
> - - - old note snipped - - -
>
> Wow, a really antique S/370 mentioned 24bit DAT virtual memory
> DAT translated to 24bit real memory at one place way back in 1975.
>
> About that time I had both a S/370-168 and S/360-65 in the same
> machine room. The last I saw the S/370-168 was 1976.
>
> What DAT(virtual) uses of real memory may or may not be the limit
> of non-DAT(real) memory for an antique S/370-168
>
> What does that have to do with the most current S/370-24bit
> Principle of Operation claiming support for 2GB of real memory.
>
> Why do you stay hung up on DAT?
> Can you find an old enough manual that you can find a quote that
> is not 100% related to DAT.
>
> Did you ever find how much real memory a S/360-16bit supports?
> Then you can use that to try to prove that my statement was wrong:
> S/370-24bit supports 2GB of real memory.
>
>
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 19:51:48 UTC
Permalink
- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
>"What does that have to do with the most current S/370-24bit
>Principle of Operation claiming support for 2GB of real memory."
>You keep saying this. I haven't seen it.
>Please provide a reference.
>Joe
- - - old notes snipped - - -

Please refer to the last S/370-24bit Principle of Operations:

GA22-7000-10_370_Principles_of_Operation_Sep87.pdf

the whole "d"a"r"n" thing.
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 19:55:29 UTC
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No. I know that book.

Please provide specific pages.

Joe

On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 2:51 PM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> >"What does that have to do with the most current S/370-24bit
> >Principle of Operation claiming support for 2GB of real memory."
> >You keep saying this. I haven't seen it.
> >Please provide a reference.
> >Joe
> - - - old notes snipped - - -
>
> Please refer to the last S/370-24bit Principle of Operations:
>
> GA22-7000-10_370_Principles_of_Operation_Sep87.pdf
>
> the whole "d"a"r"n" thing.
>
>
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 20:30:03 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
> No. I know that book.

So read it.

> Please provide specific pages.
> Joe
- - - old notes snipped - - -

Look up instructions TB, RRBE. ISKE, SSKE, also
read up on extended IDAW. All claim 31bit real memory.
None use your repeated DAT, DAT, or more DAT.
Joe Monk joemonk64@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 22:59:26 UTC
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"Look up instructions TB, RRBE. ISKE, SSKE, also
read up on extended IDAW. All claim 31bit real memory."

All of these instructions are not present without the Storage-Key extension
facility add-on option.

So, the S/370 does not natively support 31-bit addressing. It requires
additional special hardware.

Joe




On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 3:30 PM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] <
hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> ---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
> > No. I know that book.
>
> So read it.
>
> > Please provide specific pages.
> > Joe
> - - - old notes snipped - - -
>
> Look up instructions TB, RRBE. ISKE, SSKE, also
> read up on extended IDAW. All claim 31bit real memory.
> None use your repeated DAT, DAT, or more DAT.
>
>
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-28 01:51:19 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
>> "Look up instructions TB, RRBE. ISKE, SSKE, also
>>read up on extended IDAW. All claim 31bit real memory."
> All of these instructions are not present without the Storage-Key
>extension facility add-on option.
> So, the S/370 does not natively support 31-bit addressing. It
>requires additional special hardware.
> Joe
- - - old notes snipped - - -

No, your supposed "special" features are standard features of
newer S/370-24bit models.

Call IBM and order a 4381-T92E
But you need standard features ripped off:

48MB of memory
STORAGE-KEY-INSTRUCTION EXTENSIONS
STORAGE-KEY 4K-BYTE BLOCK
TEST BLOCK
31-B1T IDAWS

Please record their laughter and upload for all to hear.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-28 02:59:52 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> Look up instructions TB, RRBE. ISKE, SSKE

I looked up those instructions, and
although they don't provide a way
of accessing the memory above
64 MiB, they do provide the ability
to set and retrieve 7 bits worth of
data.

So 2 GiB - 64 MiB is 2080374784
bytes. Divided into 4K blocks is
507904. With only 7 bits, that
equates to 444,416 bytes of extra
ATL data that can be stored using
this trick.

Half a meg on a system typically
constrained for memory.

Reminds me of the 80386 opening
up an extra 64K of 8086 addressable
memory at address ffff0.

BFN. Paul.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-28 03:48:24 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> Divided into 4K blocks

Actually, judging by this in Herc380:

feat370.h:
#ifdef FEATURE_S380
// #define FEATURE_4K_STORAGE_KEYS commented by Paul as test

it sounds like the hardware we use
when running MVS 3.8j uses 2K
blocks, so this:

> equates to 444,416 bytes of extra

becomes:

888,832

ie almost 1 MiB.

BFN. Paul.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-28 04:14:01 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

>> Divided into 4K blocks

> it sounds like the hardware we use
> when running MVS 3.8j uses 2K
> blocks, so this:

Closer inspection of SSKE suggests
that even if the hardware is set to
2K, the blocks will be paired, resulting
in an effective 4K block.

So we're back to this:

>> equates to 444,416 bytes of extra

BFN. Paul.
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-28 13:17:05 UTC
Permalink
- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com mailto:hercules-***@yahoogroups.com,
><***@...> wrote :
>> Look up instructions TB, RRBE. ISKE, SSKE

You cut out the IDAW so much of your ability to access memory
will be lost or you will come up with some silly use for memory.

> I looked up those instructions, and
>although they don't provide a way
>of accessing the memory above
>64 MiB, they do provide the ability
>to set and retrieve 7 bits worth of
>data.

Yes, I had looked ahead,

IDAW snipped, TB is ignored, and silly it is.

> So 2 GiB - 64 MiB is 2080374784
>bytes. Divided into 4K blocks is
>507904. With only 7 bits, that
>equates to 444,416 bytes of extra
>ATL data that can be stored using
>this trick.
> Half a meg on a system typically
>constrained for memory.
> Reminds me of the 80386 opening
>up an extra 64K of 8086 addressable
>memory at address ffff0.
> BFN. Paul.

Are you happy now.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-29 01:55:17 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> You cut out the IDAW so much of your ability to access memory
> will be lost or you will come up with some silly use for memory.

IDAW deals with I/O so isn't very
useful for a program trying to
access memory.

> IDAW snipped, TB is ignored, and silly it is.

I looked up TB, but didn't really
understand it. It seemed to zero out
memory, but regardless I found no
way of using it to store data.

BFN. Paul.
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-29 07:24:09 UTC
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- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com mailto:hercules-***@yahoogroups.com,
><***@...> wrote :
>> You cut out the IDAW so much of your ability to access memory
>>will be lost or you will come up with some silly use for memory.
> IDAW deals with I/O so isn't very
>useful for a program trying to
>access memory.

I/O data is data and programs do use I/O to write and read
between memory and an I/O device.

With zOS creating 256KB blocked tape and Hercules burning
CPU cycles to not drop a 24bit addressing restriction that IBM
dropped 40 years ago, IDAW could come in handy to copy or
deblock tapes.

IDAW could also be nice to copy disks a cylinder at a time.

At least Hercules isn't burning CPU cycles to support an ASCII
PSW.12, boundary alignment, or other restrictions that IBM
long ago dropped.

>> IDAW snipped, TB is ignored, and silly it is.
> I looked up TB, but didn't really
>understand it. It seemed to zero out
>memory, but regardless I found no
>way of using it to store data.
> BFN. Paul.

Don't you believe that zeroing memory is storing data?
If you want funny patterns of bytes, use IDAW.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-04-01 14:38:09 UTC
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With Hercules 3.07+ I saw my first
known occurrence of a quit hang
despite a preceding stopall. I have
previously only seen that with
Hercules 4.0 rc0.

Log looks like this:

01:20:49 14.20.49 JOB 2 $HASP250 TERMHERC IS PURGED
01:20:49 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/termherc.rc'
01:20:49 script conf/termherc.rc
01:20:49 # we put in an unnecessary "stopall" to prevent Hercules
01:20:49 # (3.07 and 3.12 and 4.0 rc0 at least) from randomly
01:20:49 # hanging in the "quit" command in about 5% of runs.
01:20:49 # It is still unclear why Hercules is hanging
01:20:49 stopall
01:20:49 quit
01:20:49 HHCIN900I Begin Hercules shutdown
01:20:49 HHCIN901I Releasing configuration

Screen itself (which has a lag time and
thus not very interesting) is below.

I can't ctrl-c out of it.

I think I'll try adding a second stopall to
slow things down a little, rather than
putting in a pause command.

But I'll try to gather statistics first, so
it'll probably take another week. :-)

BFN. Paul.




14.20.48 STC 9 BSPGM40I - 200 MiB MAINSIZE memory available 14.20.48 STC 9 BSPGM41I - 2 Partitions of 64 MiB each 14.20.48 STC 9 BSPGM78I SVC 120 EP=00FF9588; MVS/380 14.20.48 STC 17 $HASP100 MOUNT ON STCINRDR 14.20.48 STC 17 $HASP373 MOUNT STARTED 14.20.48 STC 17 IEF403I MOUNT - STARTED - TIME=14.20.48 14.20.48 STC 17 *IEF233A M 401,PCTOMF,,MOUNT,401 HHCAO003I Firing command: 'script conf/subjobs2.rc' script conf/subjobs2.rc hao clear HHCAO022I All automatic operation rules cleared # If we get a prompt for a device, cancel it hao tgt IEF238D HHCAO016I Target placed at index 0 hao cmd script conf/cancel.rc HHCAO020I Command placed at index 0 # If we get a prompt for a catalogue password, answer it hao tgt IEC301A HHCAO016I Target placed at index 1 hao cmd script conf/secret.rc HHCAO020I Command placed at index 1 devinit 401 tapes/pctomf.tdf HHCTA004I 0401: tapes/pctomf.tdf is a Optical Media Attachment (OMA) tape HHCPN098I Device 0:0401 initialized # When we see TERMHERC get purged, our job is done hao tgt HASP250 TERMHERC HHCAO016I Target placed at index 2 hao cmd script conf/termherc.rc HHCAO020I Command placed at index 2 # Now submit the job devinit 00c jcl/hercauto.jcl eof HHCSD007I Device 000C unbound from socket 127.0.0.1:3505 HHCSD022I Socketdevice listener thread terminated HHCPN098I Device 0:000C initialized Command ==> CPU0000 PSW=070C3000000454C0 24........
dave.g4ugm@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 20:39:01 UTC
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There is no such thing as “The current S/370 POP” In IBM’s eyes S/370 is dead and never existed
.


 there is the last S/370 POP but the only one I have specifically restricts addressable memory to 16Mbyte,

In either case intermittent issues that only happen once every 1000 runs or so are not going to get investigated
.



Dave







From: hercules-***@yahoogroups.com [mailto:hercules-***@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: 27 March 2017 20:08
To: hercules-***@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [hercules-390] Re: apparent console freeze








"What does that have to do with the most current S/370-24bit
Principle of Operation claiming support for 2GB of real memory."



You keep saying this. I haven't seen it.



Please provide a reference.



Joe



On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 1:21 PM, ***@yahoo.com <mailto:***@yahoo.com> [hercules-390] <hercules-***@yahoogroups.com <mailto:hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> > wrote:



- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com <mailto:hercules-***@yahoogroups.com> , <***@... <mailto:***@...> > wrote:
> Once again, horse hockey.
> "In a virtual storage environment, there is a distinction between
>address space and real storage space. Address space (virtual storage)
>is a set of of identifiers or names (virtual storage addresses) that can
>be used in a program to refer to data and instructions. Real storage
>space is a set of physical storage locations in the computer system in
>which instructions and data can be placed for processing by the CPU."
> "During the execution of each instruction, address translation is
>performed on any virtual storage address in the instruction that refers
>to data or to an instruction. Translation occurs after the 24-bit effective
>virtual storage address has been computed by adding together base,
>displacement, and, if any, index values as usual. The result of the
>address translation is a 24-bit real storage address designating the
>location containing the data or instruction referenced by the virtual
>storage address in the instruction."
> 24bit real storage address ... sounds like 16MB to me.
> http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/www.bitsavers.org/pdf/ibm/370/systemGuide/GC20-1755-2_370-168_Guide_Jun75.pdf
> Joe
- - - old note snipped - - -

Wow, a really antique S/370 mentioned 24bit DAT virtual memory
DAT translated to 24bit real memory at one place way back in 1975.

About that time I had both a S/370-168 and S/360-65 in the same
machine room. The last I saw the S/370-168 was 1976.

What DAT(virtual) uses of real memory may or may not be the limit
of non-DAT(real) memory for an antique S/370-168

What does that have to do with the most current S/370-24bit
Principle of Operation claiming support for 2GB of real memory.

Why do you stay hung up on DAT?
Can you find an old enough manual that you can find a quote that
is not 100% related to DAT.

Did you ever find how much real memory a S/360-16bit supports?
Then you can use that to try to prove that my statement was wrong:
S/370-24bit supports 2GB of real memory.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-28 01:09:11 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> In either case intermittent issues that only
> happen once every 1000 runs or so are
> not going to get investigated
.

It's only my system where the average
is something like 1-2 in 1000. Others
would likely experience it less, and
others experience it more (if they
were running the same thing as me).

I had a record 2 days ago of 17 failures
in 1000 runs. It was very annoying
because I was trying to test something
else (HAO) so didn't need the failures.

BFN. Paul.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-28 00:58:00 UTC
Permalink
---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> S/370-24bit is limited to 2GB of real memory.

Yes, as far as being able to access
it at all.

> Setting 1TB of memory in the next room doesn't increase that.

Even setting 1 TiB of memory next
to the CPU - even in a single stick
of memory - doesn't increase the
highest addressable bit of memory,
but it is still technically attached
and should not cause a fault and
be identical to the same thing
happening in Hercules.

BFN. Paul.
Tony Harminc tharminc@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 04:39:09 UTC
Permalink
On 26 March 2017 at 20:16, ***@yahoo.com wrote:

>
> My model says that S/370-24bit can have the maximum
> real memory that S/370-24bit supports. That is 2GB.


I don't think anyone knows what your point is. It is indeed possible that
the presence of > 64 MB of real storage on an S/370 (what you call "24bit",
perhaps to distinguish it from the quite different 370/XA) model would not
violate the Principles of Operation. (Of course no such model ever existed,
but I certainly grant you the possibility of producing new S/370 models
with Hercules that don't match anything IBM ever produced.) However there
is approximately zero of use that you can do with any such storage > 64 MB.
In particular, you cannot address it with any CPU instructions other than
those described below. And any change you might make to Hercules to support
access to >64MB real storage other than those listed below would be
incompatible with the S/370 Principles of Operation, and therefore not a
"model" of S/370. Like Paul, you are welcome to produce your own
architecture, but it won't be S/370.

Again, from the -10 S/370 POO (not the XA one) Chapter 3. Storage:

'With the exception of those facilities described in "Storage Addressing
with Extended Address Fields" below, addresses are 24-bit unsigned binary
integers, which provide 16,777,216 (2**24 or 16M) byte addresses.'

In the section "Storage Addressing with Extended Address Fields" mentioned
above, exactly three (3) facilities are documented:

1) Extended real addressing, which applies to the 26-bit real address in
page-table entries (for 4K-byte pages only), a 31-bit failing storage
address for certain machine-check interruptions, and a 26-bit address (left
extended to 32 bits with zeros) as the result of LRA.

2) 31-bit IDAWs.

3) The instructions ISKE, RRBE, SSKE, and TB specify 31-bit real addresses.

That is all. There is nothing else that can access any putative >64MB real
storage and be compatible with the Principles of Operation.

In particular, no CPU instruction other than the four listed can access
such storage. (LRA can produce a 32-bit *result*, but has no real address
input.) No PSW format in S/370 allows fetching an instruction from such
storage. And no real storage address resulting from the DAT process can
address such storage.

If you can find a use for what remains that can address such storage
(channel programs using IDAWs and the four instructions above), it might
make an interesting programming example.

Tony H.
Ivan Warren ivan@vmfacility.fr [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 04:54:52 UTC
Permalink
On 3/27/2017 6:39 AM, Tony Harminc ***@gmail.com [hercules-390] wrote:
>
>
> On 26 March 2017 at 20:16, ***@yahoo.com
> <mailto:***@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
> My model says that S/370-24bit can have the maximum
> real memory that S/370-24bit supports. That is 2GB.
>
>
> I don't think anyone knows what your point is. It is indeed possible
> that the presence of > 64 MB of real storage on an S/370 (what you
> call "24bit", perhaps to distinguish it from the quite different
> 370/XA) model would not violate the Principles of Operation. (Of
> course no such model ever existed, but I certainly grant you the
> possibility of producing new S/370 models with Hercules that don't
> match anything IBM ever produced.)
Tony,

Actually, some 3090 models could have more than 64MB of storage
installed and could still be IMLed in S/370 (non-XA) mode.

The first models that where non S/370 Non-XA capable machines (in basic
mode - they could still run S/370 virtual machines and possibly S/370
LPARs with PR/SM thanks to SIE) where the 9021/9121/9221 line (the 9021
was the 3090 replacement, the 9121 was the 4381 replacement and the 9221
was the 9370 replacement if memory serves).

--Ivan


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 16:57:05 UTC
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- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
- - - old note snipped - - -
> I don't think anyone knows what your point is.

I merely responded to someone telling Paul that him defining 200MB
on a S/370-24bit system is wrong implying that that could be causing
problems.

That statement was absurd so I pointed out that:

S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.

You, at that point, lost it.

>It is indeed possible that the presence of > 64 MB of real storage on an
>S/370 (what you call "24bit",perhaps to distinguish it from the quite
>different 370/XA) model would not violate the Principles of Operation.

Having 200MB real memory does not in anyway violate the most
recent S/370-24bit Principle of Operations no matter how many
times you repeat or how much twisting is done.

It is the same real memory listed in the much older first S/370-31bit
Principle of Operation.

At this time, you cannot get IBM to redesign S/370-24bit or to
rewrite the S/370-24bit Principle of Operations.

>(Of course no such model ever existed, but I certainly grant you the
>possibility of producing new S/370 models with Hercules that don't
>match anything IBM ever produced.) However there is approximately
>zero of use that you can do with any such storage > 64 MB.

IBM never made a S/360-model-40 with 6MB memory but that doesn't
prevent Hercules in emulating a S/370-24bit that doesn't match S/360
restrictions and run anything from PCP to MVS/SP3 on it.

Hopefully we don't have a new round of Hercules politics that say
we can't run MVT anymore because the S/360 memory boundary
restrictions, ASCII PSW bit change, suppressing instead of
terminating decimal instructions, difference in clocks, etc.

> In particular, you cannot address it with any CPU instructions other
>than those described below. And any change you might make to
>Hercules to support access to >64MB real storage other than those
>listed below would be incompatible with the S/370 Principles of
>Operation, and therefore not a "model" of S/370. Like Paul, you
>are welcome to produce your own architecture, but it won't be S/370.

My statement was:
S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.
None of your deflection was included or worth reading.

> Again, from the -10 S/370 POO (not the XA one) Chapter 3. Storage:
> 'With the exception of those facilities described in "Storage
>Addressing with Extended Address Fields" below, addresses are
>24-bit unsigned binary integers, which provide 16,777,216 (2**24 or
>16M) byte addresses.'

It has nothing to do with my statement, but you just took a precipitous
drop from 64MB to 16MB.

> In the section "Storage Addressing with Extended Address Fields"
>mentioned above, exactly three (3) facilities are documented:

Only three? Did any of them have anything to do with:
S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.
?

> 1) Extended real addressing, which applies to the 26-bit real
>address in page-table entries (for 4K-byte pages only), a 31-bit
>failing storage address for certain machine-check interruptions,
>and a 26-bit address (left extended to 32 bits with zeros) as
>the result of LRA.

So 31bit is repeated again. That's 2GB.

> 2) 31-bit IDAWs.

So 31bit is repeated again. That's 2GB.

> 3) The instructions ISKE, RRBE, SSKE, and TB specify
>31-bit real addresses.

So 31bit is repeated again. That's 2GB.

> That is all. There is nothing else that can access any
>putative >64MB real storage and be compatible with the
>Principles of Operation.

My statement was about defining 200MB for MVS 3.8j and was:
S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.

Your deflection and twisting has nothing to do with:
S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.

> In particular, no CPU instruction other than the four listed can
>access such storage. (LRA can produce a 32-bit *result*, but
>has no real address input.) No PSW format in S/370 allows
>fetching an instruction from such storage. And no real storage
>address resulting from the DAT process can address such
>storage.

Who gives a flip.. The statement was:
S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.

> If you can find a use for what remains that can address such
>storage (channel programs using IDAWs and the four instructions
>above), it might make an interesting programming example.
> Tony H.

Again, who gives a flip.

The question was whether Paul define of 200MB on a system that
he did IPL MVS 3.8j on was valid.
I gave the answer:
S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.
The answer hasn't changed.
S/370-24bit still supports 2GB real memory.

No matter which trip you are on to deflect, twist, or other:
S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.
Ivan Warren ivan@vmfacility.fr [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 17:17:30 UTC
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On 3/27/2017 6:57 PM, ***@yahoo.com [hercules-390] wrote:
>
> Having 200MB real memory does not in anyway violate the most
> recent S/370-24bit Principle of Operations no matter how many
> times you repeat or how much twisting is done.
>
>

Even having 16EB of storage installed on a S/370 system does NOT violate
anything either.

The point is moot.

--Ivan



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somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 18:03:28 UTC
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- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> On 3/27/2017 6:57 PM, ***@... mailto:***@... [hercules-390] wrote:
>> Having 200MB real memory does not in anyway violate the most
>>recent S/370-24bit Principle of Operations no matter how many
>>times you repeat or how much twisting is done.
> Even having 16EB of storage installed on a S/370 system does NOT
>violate anything either.
> The point is moot.
> --Ivan
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

The point was "support".
200MB is supported.
2000MB is supported.
2GB is supported.
16EB may sit there but is not supported.
64,000YB may sit there but is not supported.

Note: YB is after ZB which is after EB.

Technically, 1024 based numbers can be
YiB, ZiB, and EiB but do you ever see or use
KiB, MiB, GiB, TiB, PiB, or EiB?
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-28 01:05:28 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> Technically, 1024 based numbers can be
> YiB, ZiB, and EiB but do you ever see or use
> KiB, MiB, GiB, TiB, PiB, or EiB?

Note that that standard is quite
new, so there have been decades
of non-use, which is what you still
see the most.

Also note that it is very common
(even decades ago) to see disk
drive capacity given in MB or
whatever, where "M" means
1,000,000, not 1024*1024.

You can see the new syntax being
used in professional settings, like
this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exbibyte
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exabyte

When I saw the new standard being
mentioned, I wondered whether it
would actually be adopted or not,
so I didn't actually start using it
myself.

But then I started getting code from
Gerhard that used it, and that was
the end for me. I now use MiB for
1024*1024 and MB for 1000*1000.

BFN. Paul.
Tony Harminc tharminc@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-27 18:35:33 UTC
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On 27 March 2017 at 12:57, ***@yahoo.com wrote:

> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :
> - - - old note snipped - - -
> > I don't think anyone knows what your point is.
>
> I merely responded to someone telling Paul that him defining 200MB
> on a S/370-24bit system is wrong implying that that could be causing
> problems.
>
> That statement was absurd so I pointed out that:
>
> S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.
>
> You, at that point, lost it.


I lost it?

OK - I thought arguing with Paul was an impossible effort, but you and Joe
between you are completely bonkers. So it's game over for me. Do enjoy
yourselves.

Tony H.
Tony Harminc tharminc@gmail.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 19:44:25 UTC
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On 26 March 2017 at 14:56, ***@yahoo.com wrote:
>> On 3/26/2017 8:41 PM, ***@... mailto:***@... [hercules-390] wrote:
>>> You are confusing real and virtual memory.
>>> S/370-24bit supports 16MB virtual memory.
>>> S/370-24bit supports 2GB real memory.
>> Nope...
>> S/370 can use only 64MB max (not 2GB)... (Using DAT EA).
>> --Ivan
>> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
> I can always rely on you for unique reading of the Prin.of Op.
>
> Why do you want DAT EA or other DAT involved with the
> 31-bit real memory access for the specified enhanced IDAW,
> RRBE, SSKE?
>
> 31-bit is 2GB

So even if you attach 2GB of real memory to your theoretical machine,
what is it any software can accomplish using just the above 31-bit
accesses, i.e. change keys in storage, and do I/O to storage that can
never be referenced by an instruction? Maybe use a tape drive to copy
blocks of storage between 31-bit and 24-bit addresses?

[Please don't get into your "marketing block" nonsense in answer. Look
at the PSW definition and layout for late S/370, e.g. GA22-7000-10,
which came out a fair while *after* 370/XA was shipping. See where it
says "Bit positions 0, 2-4, 17, and 24-39 are unassigned and must
contain zeros. A specification exception is recognized when these bit
positions do not contain zeros."? Yes, you could implement some kind
of 31-bit PSW, but it would not be S/370, no matter how much you whine
about "blocks".]

Tony H.
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 21:11:39 UTC
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- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
- - - old notes snipped - - -
> So even if you attach 2GB of real memory to your theoretical machine,
>what is it any software can accomplish using just the above 31-bit
>accesses, i.e. change keys in storage, and do I/O to storage that can
>never be referenced by an instruction? Maybe use a tape drive to copy
>blocks of storage between 31-bit and 24-bit addresses?

The statement that 2GB is valid has now been twisted to
"what is it any software can accomplish".
An interesting deflection.

If I needed to copy a tape blocked at the standard 64KB to
another tape blocked the standard 64KB and the paging rate
was already higher than I liked, why not use available real
memory.

That would be my choice, not how you want to twist what
you demand what I should or I should not do.

> [Please don't get into your "marketing block" nonsense in answer. Look
>at the PSW definition and layout for late S/370, e.g. GA22-7000-10,
>which came out a fair while *after* 370/XA was shipping. See where it
>says "Bit positions 0, 2-4, 17, and 24-39 are unassigned and must
>contain zeros. A specification exception is recognized when these bit
>positions do not contain zeros."? Yes, you could implement some kind
>of 31-bit PSW, but it would not be S/370, no matter how much you whine
>about "blocks".]
> Tony H.

If you want to relabel marketing restrictions as anything other than
marketing restrictions, please do as you like.
Please allow me to continue labeling marketing restrictions as
marketing restrictions.

There is no issue in ignoring S/360 restrictions when running S/370-24bit.
We can even define S/370-24bit Hercules and run S/360 software in it.
Oh the horror..

There is no issue of ignoring S/370-31bit restrictions when running
zArch.
We can even run S/370-31bit operating systems in zArch Hercules.
Oh the horror..

Some software written for 24bit systems runs in 64bit systems.
Oh the horror..

But mentioning the need to use well documented older
S/370-31bit PSW32-39 and CR0.12 in newer S/370-24bit
systems is somehow absolutely forboden.
Makes no sense but some people get bent extremely out
of shape at the indirect reference that might imply doing it.

Even a mention of S/370-24bit supporting 2GB of real
memory and look at what you posted. Incredible.

S/370-24bit real memory is limited to 2GB.
Let your postings continue.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-26 21:57:38 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> S/370-24bit real memory is limited to 2GB.

Isn't it infinite?

There's nothing stopping you from
plonking 1 TiB of memory right
next to the S/370 CPU.

Sure, there's no actual address
lines to connect the processor to
the extra memory, but so what?

That's what happens when you
run Hercules too. The memory
is actually there, no matter how
much you define, there's just
no address lines or even concept
to access it.

BFN. Paul.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-09 16:43:53 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> Now running Hyperion 32-bit as seen by
> full log below.

> After 12 successful runs, it froze again,
> but different from Hercules 3.12.

I have previously reported Hercules freezing,
in something like 5% of runs, regardless of
whether I am using Hercules 3.12, Hyperion
RC 0 or Hercules/380 3.07 v4.x.

I decided to start debugging it today, by
adding some fprintf(stderr

I wasn't seeing any output, so I ran it
like this:

call runmvs iefbr14.jcl output.txt none none ascii 2>stderr.txt

ie I redirected stderr, which has the side-effect
of not displaying any console at all. I thought
with the integrated console completely gone,
it wouldn't hang at all, so I would need a
different approach.

To my surprise, it hung!!!

With a plethora of fprintf, I got this output:

C:\mvs380_work\fastbug1>type stderr.txt
Hercules HET IEHINITT program Version 3.07:380-4.x
(c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
Hercules HET IEHINITT program Version 3.07:380-4.x
(c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
in quit_cmd
paul in now
paul1
paul2
dog1
dog2
ggg1
ggg2
ggg3
happy1
happy2
happy3
happy4

C:\mvs380_work\fastbug1>


Here is the corresponding code (based
on the slightly modified Hercules 3.07):

/*-------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Function to remove a CPU from the configuration */
/* This routine MUST be called with the intlock held */
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int deconfigure_cpu(int cpu)
{
int i;

fprintf(stderr, "ggg1\n");
/* Find out if we are a cpu thread */
for (i = 0; i < MAX_CPU_ENGINES; i++)
if (sysblk.cputid[i] == thread_id())
break;

fprintf(stderr, "ggg2\n");
/* If we're NOT trying to deconfigure ourselves */
if (cpu != i)
{
fprintf(stderr, "ggg3\n");
if (!IS_CPU_ONLINE(cpu))
return -1;

fprintf(stderr, "happy1\n");
/* Deconfigure CPU */
sysblk.regs[cpu]->configured = 0;
sysblk.regs[cpu]->cpustate = CPUSTATE_STOPPING;
ON_IC_INTERRUPT(sysblk.regs[cpu]);

fprintf(stderr, "happy2\n");
/* Wake up CPU as it may be waiting */
WAKEUP_CPU (sysblk.regs[cpu]);

fprintf(stderr, "happy3\n");
/* (if we're a cpu thread) */
if (i < MAX_CPU_ENGINES)
sysblk.regs[i]->intwait = 1;

fprintf(stderr, "happy4\n");
/* Wait for CPU thread to terminate */
wait_condition (&sysblk.cpucond, &sysblk.intlock);

fprintf(stderr, "happy5\n");
/* (if we're a cpu thread) */
if (i < MAX_CPU_ENGINES)
sysblk.regs[i]->intwait = 0;



So it looks like it is waiting forever on
this line of code:

wait_condition (&sysblk.cpucond, &sysblk.intlock);

I have no idea what that is about.

I have this in my Hercules config file:

MAXCPU 1
NUMCPU 1


Could someone give me some guidance of
what further debug info I can put in to try
to isolate this fault?

The output of a normal (good) run (ie about
95% of executions) is shown below for
comparison.

Thanks. Paul.





C:\mvs380_work\fastbug1>type stderr.txt
Hercules HET IEHINITT program Version 3.07:380-4.x
(c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
Hercules HET IEHINITT program Version 3.07:380-4.x
(c)Copyright 1999-2010 by Roger Bowler, Jan Jaeger, and others
in quit_cmd
paul in now
paul1
paul2
dog1
dog2
ggg1
ggg2
ggg3
happy1
happy2
happy3
happy4
happy5
happy6
happy7
ggg5
dog3
dog4
dog1
dog4
dog1
dog4
dog1
dog4
dog1
dog4
dog1
dog4
dog1
dog4
dog1
dog4
paul3
paul4
HHCIN099I Hercules terminated

C:\mvs380_work\fastbug1>
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-09 17:54:23 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> fprintf(stderr, "happy4\n");
> /* Wait for CPU thread to terminate */
> wait_condition (&sysblk.cpucond, &sysblk.intlock);
> fprintf(stderr, "happy5\n");

I delved further into this function, and
ended up getting a hang here:

cow1
cow2
bread1
bread2
bread6
^C

in fthreads.c:

static int WaitForTransmission
(
#ifdef FISH_HANG
const char* pszFile,
const int nLine,
#endif
FT_COND_VAR* pFT_COND_VAR,
struct timespec* pTimeTimeout // (NULL == INFINITE wait)
)

// Finally we get to do the actual wait...

fprintf(stderr, "bread6\n");
dwWaitRetCode =
MyWaitForSingleObject ( pFT_COND_VAR->hSigXmitEvent, dwWaitMilliSecs );

fprintf(stderr, "bread7\n");


I was unable to find where MyWaitForSingleObject
is defined for the non-FISH_HANG path, which I
don't think is activated by default.

Unless it's a standard Windows function?

BFN. Paul.




C:\devel\hercules>grep MyWaitForSingleObject *.h
fishhang.h: #define MyWaitForSingleObject(h,millsecs) (FishHang_WaitForSingleObject(pszFile,nLine,(h),(millsecs)))
fishhang.h: #define MyWaitForSingleObject(h,millsecs) (FishHang_WaitForSingleObject(__FILE__,__LINE__,(h),(millsecs)))
fishhang.h: #define MyWaitForSingleObject(h,millisecs) (WaitForSingleObject((h),(millisecs)))

C:\devel\hercules>grep MyWaitForSingleObject *.c
fthreads.c: MyWaitForSingleObject ( pFT_MUTEX->hUnlockedEvent, INFINITE );
fthreads.c: MyWaitForSingleObject ( pFT_COND_VAR->hSigRecvdEvent, INFINITE );
fthreads.c: MyWaitForSingleObject ( pFT_COND_VAR->hSigXmitEvent, dwWaitMilliSecs );
fthreads.c: // either a timeout occurs or our actual MyWaitForSingleObject call fails
fthreads.c: // be set if the above MyWaitForSingleObject call returns??" The answer is
fthreads.c: // our wait (the above MyWaitForSingleObject call) BUT... someone else who
fthreads.c: logmsg ( "fthreads: WaitForTransmission: MyWaitForSingleObject failed at %s(%d)! dwWaitRetCode=%d (0x%8.8X)\n"
fthreads.c: logmsg ( "fthreads: WaitForTransmission: MyWaitForSingleObject failed! dwWaitRetCode=%d (0x%8.8X)\n"
fthreads.c: MyWaitForSingleObject ( pFT_COND_VAR->hSigRecvdEvent, INFINITE );
w32chan.c: MyWaitForSingleObject(pThreadParms->hRequestQueuedEvent,ios_devthread_timeout * 1000);

C:\devel\hercules>
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-03-09 18:55:45 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

> bread6
> ^C

I printed out some more information.

Here is the code:

// Finally we get to do the actual wait...

fprintf(stderr, "bread6 %lX %lx\n", (long)pFT_COND_VAR->hSigXmitEvent, (long)dwWaitMilliSecs);
dwWaitRetCode =
MyWaitForSingleObject ( pFT_COND_VAR->hSigXmitEvent, dwWaitMilliSecs );


And here is it hanging:

bread6 1138 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 1C4 ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 41C 2710
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 41C 2710

ie it is hanging on that unusual wait time.
x'2710' = 10,000 decimal.


A working run does not have that:

bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 1C0 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 44C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 688 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 6C4 ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 700 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 8F8 ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 D7C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 42C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 43C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 43C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 43C ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff
bread6 168 ffffffff


BFN. Paul.
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-01-18 13:51:10 UTC
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- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> I run a slightly-modified Hercules 3.07 automatically
>via Windows batch files.
> I tried setting it up to automatically do lots of
>runs to see if I could reproduce an anomaly
>I had discovered previously.
> I was successful. In about 1 in 78 runs, the
>console appears to freeze. Here is what
>the console looks like:
> 04.37.49 JOB 1 IEC705I TAPE ON 402,MFTOPC,SL,6250 BPI,MVSGCC,COMP
>Command ==> CPU0000 PSW=078D0000803708B8 31.....P.. instcount=240,587,479
- - - remainder snipped - - -

Please define "freeze".

Console input was inhibited for five seconds or five minutes?
Console display stopped for five seconds of five minutes?

Could you also show the message before the "freeze"?

Could you have had an errant PAUSE coming from somewhere?.
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-19 02:47:23 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

>> I was successful. In about 1 in 78 runs, the
>> console appears to freeze. Here is what
>> the console looks like:
>> 04.37.49 JOB 1 IEC705I TAPE ON 402,MFTOPC,SL,6250 BPI,MVSGCC,COMP
>> Command ==> CPU0000 PSW=078D0000803708B8 31.....P.. instcount=240,587,479

> Please define "freeze".

No instruction count being updated, no
more messages coming on the
integrated console, unable to type the
word "quit" or even "q", and being
forced to close the command
prompt window instead.

> Console input was inhibited for five seconds or five minutes?
> Console display stopped for five seconds of five minutes?

Eternity, as far as I know. I probably
waited a couple of minutes before
giving up the first time.

> Could you also show the message before the "freeze"?

I did above. It freezes at random points,
and in the case above, it was a tape-related
message. More messages prior to that
can be seen in the full log I posted.

> Could you have had an errant PAUSE coming from somewhere?.

I no longer have any pauses, as can be
seen from the full log I posted. Note that
the full log runs to completion of the
MVS work, and it is within the "quit"
processing that things fail, occasionally.

BFN. Paul.
somitcw@yahoo.com [hercules-390]
2017-01-19 05:53:39 UTC
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- - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote:
> - - - In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com mailto:hercules-***@yahoogroups.com,
><***@...> wrote:
>>> I was successful. In about 1 in 78 runs, the >> console appears to freeze. Here is what
>>> the console looks like:
>>> 04.37.49 JOB 1 IEC705I TAPE ON 402,MFTOPC,SL,6250 BPI,MVSGCC,COMP
>>> Command ==> CPU0000 PSW=078D0000803708B8 31.....P.. instcount=240,587,479
>> Please define "freeze".
> No instruction count being updated, no
>more messages coming on the
>integrated console, unable to type the
>word "quit" or even "q", and being
>forced to close the command
>prompt window instead.

From the one time of 04.37.49 to itself does not indicated
an issue.

>> Console input was inhibited for five seconds or five minutes?
>> Console display stopped for five seconds of five minutes?
> Eternity, as far as I know. I probably
>waited a couple of minutes before
>giving up the first time.

A couple of minutes would be greater than one message posted.

>> Could you also show the message before the "freeze"?
> I did above. It freezes at random points,
>and in the case above, it was a tape-related
>message. More messages prior to that
>can be seen in the full log I posted.

The times don't point to a freeze or the length of one.

Perhaps Hercules and MVS were merrily chugging
along but stopped communicating with the console?

Was the freeze before or after the one message?

>> Could you have had an errant PAUSE coming from somewhere?.
> I no longer have any pauses, as can be
>seen from the full log I posted. Note that
>the full log runs to completion of the
>MVS work, and it is within the "quit"
>processing that things fail, occasionally.
> BFN. Paul.

How do things fail in quit processing?
kerravon86@yahoo.com.au [hercules-390]
2017-01-19 09:31:26 UTC
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---In hercules-***@yahoogroups.com, <***@...> wrote :

>>> Console input was inhibited for five seconds or five minutes?
>>> Console display stopped for five seconds of five minutes?

>> Eternity, as far as I know. I probably
>> waited a couple of minutes before
>> giving up the first time.

> A couple of minutes would be greater than one message posted.

There were lots of messages before the
last message seen. Those lots of
messages can be seen in the log
I posted.

The lots of messages that appear
in the log *after* the last console
message seen do *not* appear
on the console.

>>> Could you also show the message before the "freeze"?

>> I did above. It freezes at random points,
>> and in the case above, it was a tape-related
>> message. More messages prior to that
>> can be seen in the full log I posted.

> The times don't point to a freeze or the length of one.

Correct. The hercules log shows that MVS
ran successfully, fast, no freeze,, even
though the console was frozen. That's
what I reported.

> Perhaps Hercules and MVS were merrily chugging
> along but stopped communicating with the console?

Yes they were. That's what the log shows.
MVS/Hercules didn't just produce that
log out of thin air. It ran my job to
successful completion, even though I
couldn't see that on the console.

Seeing the hercules log was actually
a surprise to me, as I had assumed
that MVS/Hercules had frozen at the
last line I saw on the integrated
console.

> Was the freeze before or after the one message?

After the last message on the integrated
console.

>>> Could you have had an errant PAUSE coming from somewhere?.

>> I no longer have any pauses, as can be
>> seen from the full log I posted. Note that
>> the full log runs to completion of the
>> MVS work, and it is within the "quit"
>> processing that things fail, occasionally.

> How do things fail in quit processing?

I assume that "quit" causes all threads
to be terminated, but due to some
timing sensitivity the integrated console
thread isn't flushed and closed.

I will know more if someone can advise
where to put in debug messages to
find out what is happening.

BFN. Paul.
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