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To use Z/OS under FLEX, basically you have to purchase a flex machine at a minimum cost of $13,500 (this gets you an ibm thinkpad with the Flex-es software running on it and a copy of the ADCD on it) they can also be leased for $450 per month.
I recently stumbled across some (illegal) Z/OS emulation files for Hercules on The Pirate Bay a while back, but one thing which I couldn't figure out was to actually get them working. With a little bit of searching, I've finally figured it out. This guide should help anyone who has absolutely no background with IBM mainframes or Hercules – but for some reason wishes to play with a mainframe – to get started.
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Originally posted on July 2, 2012 on my deprecated WordPress site.
I recommend following this guide instead:
Step 1: Required Programs and Files[edit | edit source]
You will need to download and install:
- Hercules (http://www.hercules-390.org/)
- 3270 terminal emulator (http://x3270.bgp.nu/)
Secondly, you will need to obtain the Z/OS emulation files for Hercules (hint: search TPB or google 'IBM Z OS Emulation files')
Step 2: Configure your 3270 Terminal Emulator[edit | edit source]
Open the wc3270 Session Wizard and create a new session with the host set to localhost and the TCP port number set to 3270. Be sure to save your session by hitting '[Enter]' at the menu. You may want to create a desktop shortcut to be used later.
Step 3: Configure hercules.cnf[edit | edit source]
Ensure that your hercules.cnf file references your DASD devices correctly. The paths from the configuration file may be relative. However, in my case, I've provided absolute paths.
Note that my DSAD files are on my D:ibmcckd directory. If you are using relative paths, ensure that your hercules.cnf file is in the correct location, relative to your cckd files.
Ensure your display terminals are set to 3270.
My hercules.cnf is as follows:
Step 4: Starting Hercules[edit | edit source]
Start hercules on the same directory as your hercules.cnf file. In my case:
Hercules should start and you should see something similar to:
Press 'ESC' to switch to the graphic mode. Start two instances of the 3270 terminals that was made and configured in Step 2. The first will be the console terminal, the second will be the TSO terminal. If everything works, you should see two terminals binded to Hercules:
To start Z/OS, press 'L' for IPL, then F for the first Z/OS disk device (as highlighted above). Z/OS should begin loading.
The terminal console should halt and prompt whether to initialize sysplex ADCDPL or to reinitalize XCF. Enter 'r 00,r'
It will then prompt asking for the couple system parameter. Enter 'r 00,couple=**'
Step 5: Have Fun[edit | edit source]
The login screen should appear on the second terminal. You may login as 'IBMUSER' with the password 'SYS1'.
I recently stumbled across some (illegal) Z/OS emulation files for Hercules on The Pirate Bay a while back, but one thing which I couldn't figure out was to actually get them working. With a little bit of searching, I've finally figured it out. This guide should help anyone who has absolutely no background with IBM mainframes or Hercules – but for some reason wishes to play with a mainframe – to get started.
Migrated Content
Originally posted on July 2, 2012 on my deprecated WordPress site.
I recommend following this guide instead:
Step 1: Required Programs and Files[edit | edit source]
You will need to download and install:
- Hercules (http://www.hercules-390.org/)
- 3270 terminal emulator (http://x3270.bgp.nu/)
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Secondly, you will need to obtain the Z/OS emulation files for Hercules (hint: search TPB or google 'IBM Z OS Emulation files')
Step 2: Configure your 3270 Terminal Emulator[edit | edit source]
Open the wc3270 Session Wizard and create a new session with the host set to localhost and the TCP port number set to 3270. Be sure to save your session by hitting '[Enter]' at the menu. You may want to create a desktop shortcut to be used later.
Step 3: Configure hercules.cnf[edit | edit source]
Ensure that your hercules.cnf file references your DASD devices correctly. The paths from the configuration file may be relative. However, in my case, I've provided absolute paths.
Note that my DSAD files are on my D:ibmcckd directory. If you are using relative paths, ensure that your hercules.cnf file is in the correct location, relative to your cckd files.
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Ensure your display terminals are set to 3270.
My hercules.cnf is as follows:
Step 4: Starting Hercules[edit | edit source]
Start hercules on the same directory as your hercules.cnf file. In my case:
Hercules should start and you should see something similar to:
Press 'ESC' to switch to the graphic mode. Start two instances of the 3270 terminals that was made and configured in Step 2. The first will be the console terminal, the second will be the TSO terminal. If everything works, you should see two terminals binded to Hercules:
To start Z/OS, press 'L' for IPL, then F for the first Z/OS disk device (as highlighted above). Z/OS should begin loading.
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The terminal console should halt and prompt whether to initialize sysplex ADCDPL or to reinitalize XCF. Enter 'r 00,r'
It will then prompt asking for the couple system parameter. Enter 'r 00,couple=**'
Step 5: Have Fun[edit | edit source]
The login screen should appear on the second terminal. You may login as 'IBMUSER' with the password 'SYS1'.