On 2013-03-22 14:41, Oleg Safiullin wrote:
Johnny Billquist wrote:
On 2013-03-22 14:32, Fedor Konstantinov wrote:
Hi, All,
is there any way to change system name on RSX-11M-PLUS without
re-SYSGEN?
You could just patch the system. :-)
$SYSNM is where the name is, unless I remember wrong. Check the
address in the map, and then ZAP the .SYS image. (And/or open the
memory locations on the running system, and change the value.)
Also, DECnet can change the name of a running system.
But no, there is no command that does it for you.
MCR>CON SET SYS NAME=XXXXXX
:)
Doh! Knocks myself on the head!
Thanks, Oleg. I had totally forgotten.
Johnny
22.03.2013 17:27, Jordi Guillaumes i Pons :
I have opened a notes conference named MAINFRAMES to talk about... IBM mainframes (yeah, I know I have beaten myself with the originality of the conference name). Everyone interested is invited to join. Just point your NOTES client to BITXOW:: and you will be set (unless I have done something wrong).
Hi, Jordi,
what is NOTES?
22.03.2013 18:07, Oleg Safiullin :
But on 4.6 error message differs from 4.5:
CON>set sys name=SKNRSX
CON -- Command execution error.
Attribute format error
SET SYS 003022 045523
This command doesn't work if DECnet is loaded.
It works with DECnet on 4.6! Correct format is:
CON>set sys name="SKNRSX"
On 4.5 with no luck :(
Thanks, Oleg!
But on 4.6 error message differs from 4.5:
CON>set sys name=SKNRSX
CON -- Command execution error.
Attribute format error
SET SYS 003022 045523
This command doesn't work if DECnet is loaded.
22.03.2013 18:01, Fedor Konstantinov :
22.03.2013 17:57, Oleg Safiullin :
Fedor Konstantinov wrote:
22.03.2013 17:41, Oleg Safiullin :
Johnny Billquist wrote:
On 2013-03-22 14:32, Fedor Konstantinov wrote:
Hi, All,
is there any way to change system name on RSX-11M-PLUS without re-SYSGEN?
You could just patch the system. :-)
$SYSNM is where the name is, unless I remember wrong. Check the address in the map, and then ZAP the .SYS image. (And/or open the memory locations on the running system, and change the value.)
Also, DECnet can change the name of a running system.
But no, there is no command that does it for you.
MCR>CON SET SYS NAME=XXXXXX
:)
>CON SET SYS NAME=SKNRX2
CON -- Command Syntax error
-- SET SYS<?>NAME=SKNRX2
I think this command works in M+ V4.6 only.
I try it on following:
RSX-11M-PLUS V4.5 BL83
>CONF ID
CON -- CONFIGURE Version 5.000
Task built: 18-MAR-13 22:20:04.1
HRC -- HRC Version 005.000
Task built: 18-MAR-13 22:21:11.1
RSX-11M-PLUS V4.6 BL87
>conf id
CON -- CONFIGURE Version 5.000
Task built: 25-FEB-2013 14:32:57.9
HRC -- HRC Version 005.000
Task built: 25-FEB-2013 14:33:21.8
Both don't work :(
But on 4.6 error message differs from 4.5:
CON>set sys name=SKNRSX
CON -- Command execution error.
Attribute format error
SET SYS 003022 045523
22.03.2013 17:57, Oleg Safiullin :
Fedor Konstantinov wrote:
22.03.2013 17:41, Oleg Safiullin :
Johnny Billquist wrote:
On 2013-03-22 14:32, Fedor Konstantinov wrote:
Hi, All,
is there any way to change system name on RSX-11M-PLUS without re-SYSGEN?
You could just patch the system. :-)
$SYSNM is where the name is, unless I remember wrong. Check the address in the map, and then ZAP the .SYS image. (And/or open the memory locations on the running system, and change the value.)
Also, DECnet can change the name of a running system.
But no, there is no command that does it for you.
MCR>CON SET SYS NAME=XXXXXX
:)
>CON SET SYS NAME=SKNRX2
CON -- Command Syntax error
-- SET SYS<?>NAME=SKNRX2
I think this command works in M+ V4.6 only.
I try it on following:
RSX-11M-PLUS V4.5 BL83
>CONF ID
CON -- CONFIGURE Version 5.000
Task built: 18-MAR-13 22:20:04.1
HRC -- HRC Version 005.000
Task built: 18-MAR-13 22:21:11.1
RSX-11M-PLUS V4.6 BL87
>conf id
CON -- CONFIGURE Version 5.000
Task built: 25-FEB-2013 14:32:57.9
HRC -- HRC Version 005.000
Task built: 25-FEB-2013 14:33:21.8
Both don't work :(
Fedor Konstantinov wrote:
22.03.2013 17:41, Oleg Safiullin :
Johnny Billquist wrote:
On 2013-03-22 14:32, Fedor Konstantinov wrote:
Hi, All,
is there any way to change system name on RSX-11M-PLUS without re-SYSGEN?
You could just patch the system. :-)
$SYSNM is where the name is, unless I remember wrong. Check the address in the map, and then ZAP the .SYS image. (And/or open the memory locations on the running system, and change the value.)
Also, DECnet can change the name of a running system.
But no, there is no command that does it for you.
MCR>CON SET SYS NAME=XXXXXX
:)
>CON SET SYS NAME=SKNRX2
CON -- Command Syntax error
-- SET SYS<?>NAME=SKNRX2
I think this command works in M+ V4.6 only.
22.03.2013 17:41, Oleg Safiullin :
Johnny Billquist wrote:
On 2013-03-22 14:32, Fedor Konstantinov wrote:
Hi, All,
is there any way to change system name on RSX-11M-PLUS without re-SYSGEN?
You could just patch the system. :-)
$SYSNM is where the name is, unless I remember wrong. Check the address in the map, and then ZAP the .SYS image. (And/or open the memory locations on the running system, and change the value.)
Also, DECnet can change the name of a running system.
But no, there is no command that does it for you.
MCR>CON SET SYS NAME=XXXXXX
:)
>CON SET SYS NAME=SKNRX2
CON -- Command Syntax error
-- SET SYS<?>NAME=SKNRX2
Johnny Billquist wrote:
On 2013-03-22 14:32, Fedor Konstantinov wrote:
Hi, All,
is there any way to change system name on RSX-11M-PLUS without re-SYSGEN?
You could just patch the system. :-)
$SYSNM is where the name is, unless I remember wrong. Check the address in the map, and then ZAP the .SYS image. (And/or open the memory locations on the running system, and change the value.)
Also, DECnet can change the name of a running system.
But no, there is no command that does it for you.
MCR>CON SET SYS NAME=XXXXXX
:)
On 2013-03-22 14:32, Fedor Konstantinov wrote:
Hi, All,
is there any way to change system name on RSX-11M-PLUS without re-SYSGEN?
You could just patch the system. :-)
$SYSNM is where the name is, unless I remember wrong. Check the address in the map, and then ZAP the .SYS image. (And/or open the memory locations on the running system, and change the value.)
Also, DECnet can change the name of a running system.
But no, there is no command that does it for you.
Johnny
