Re: IPL Error

Al,

I think you read Dave's response wrong.  When he said "if it appears under 
QINTER it's the address", he meant the problem is the address is set 
wrong.
I think David's suggestion was right on.

You do have a point that if they are running QCTLSBSD under QBASE their 
results may differ.  Most of our genre using more than five 5250 sessions 
are.  However a strictly Domino, or WAS, shop might not.  (We're split 
about 50/50.)

Rob Berendt
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Dept 01.073
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Dock 108
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Kendallville, IN 46755
http://www.dekko.com





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Dave,

I would respectfully disagree.  The console should show up in the
controlling subsystem.  IBM ships two controlling subsystems, QBASE and
QCTL, however you can change this to any subsystem you want.  This is
determined by the system value QCTLSBSD.

Al

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We found that we had a similar situation except that we found it on the
first IPL of a V5R3 upgrade.  Our original twinax console had died last
year and was replaced with another twinax terminal but was never set to
address 0.  A normal IPL found it plugged into port 0 but this one did 
not.
If you do a normal IPL does the console show up under QINTER or QCTL?  If
QINTER I would say that it's the address.


Dave Parnin
Nishikawa Standard Company
Topeka, IN  46571
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For a twinax terminal to be a "console" it must be set to address 0 and
be on port 0 of the first twinax controller.  Anything else will *only*
work when the OS is running (after IPL).



dpalme@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I was working from the console, our console is connected via twinax and
with
> a normal IPL it loads fine, and we can log in from the console with no
> problem, perform normal everyday routines, it is only when attempting a
BM
> that it fails.
>
> The console is connected and powered on
>
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