#----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # For MTS Guest SYSTEM #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # For D6.0, but not for D6.0A you need to create a # 3380 disk image before you start using something # similar to: # dasdinit -z -a mts600.dsk 3380-1 MTS600 # In general the Hercules device configuration needs to # match or at least be a subset of the D6.0 version # of TABLES as described in the following list from # the D6.0-NEWSYS.txt writeup: # # Device Type Address Device name # ----------- --------- ----------- # # 3287 0000 PTR1 # 3270 0001-0007 DS01-DS07 # 3270 (in D5.0) 0009 CON1 # 1052 (in D6.0A) 0009 CON1 # # 2540R 000C RDR1 # 2540P 000D PCH1 # 1403 000E PTR2 # # 3270 001F CON2 # # 3287 0100 PTR3 # 3270 0101-011F DS21-DS3F # 3420 0180-018F T900-T90F # # 3330 0200-020F D100-D10F # 3350 0220-022F D200-D20F # 3370 0240-024F D300-D30F # 3380 0260-026F D400-D40F # # 3420 0C70 T920 # # 9335 0D00-0D03 D500-D503 # 9335 0E00-0E03 D600-D603 # Devices 018B through 018F and 0C70 (T90B to T90F and T920) are defined # as 9TP (3420) tape drives in TABLES and so could be defined here # Disk(s) # Shadow files (sf=) won't be used until the Hercules command "sf+" # is issued, unless the shadow file already exists or the base and # shadow files are read-only in which case a new shadow file will # be created. # D6.0 and D6.0A of MTS support single density (3380-1), but not # double density (3380-2) or triple density (3380-3), 3380 disks. # New 3380 disks need to be initialized using dasdinit's -a option # so that the alternate tracks are included. For example: # dasdinit -z -a mts600.dsk 3380-1 MTS600 # dasdinit -z -a E:\Emulation\VMESA\disks\mts\mtu000.dsk 3380-1 MTU000 0260 3380 disks/mts/mts600.dsk ro sf=disks/mts/shadows/mts600_*.dsk # D400 0261 3380 disks/mts/mtu000.dsk ro sf=disks/mts/shadows/mtu000_*.dsk # D400 # Devices 0200-020F (D100-D10F), 0220-022F (D200-D20F), # 0240-024F (D300-D30F) and 0261-026F (D401-D40F) are # defined as 3330, 3350, 3370, and 3380 disks and so # copuld be defined here. # Devices 0D00-0D03 (D500-D503) and 0E00-0E03 (D600-D603) are defined # as 9335 disks in the D6.0 and D6.0A TABLES, but there are bugs in # the D6.0 and D6.0A 9335 support, so these devices can't be used. # END #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------