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In case of OpenVMS upgrade, CHARONCP will have to be re-installed.
Installation
Make this virtual disk file recognized by the virtual machine in the CHARON configuration file, boot from the system disk and mount the disk with the following OpenVMS command:
$ MOUNT<device name>/OVERRIDE=IDENTIFICATION |
Issue the following commands to install the package (example given for OpenVMS V8.4):
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Select all the components included in the package:
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Proceed with installation using all the default options.
Once the installation is completed, add the following line to the "SYS$STARTUP:SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM
" file for the package to be loaded automatically at system startup:
$ @SYS$STARTUP:CHARONCP_STARTUP |
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Performance optimization
CHARON takes 100% of host CPU even in case of idle state of guest OpenVMS operating system. To get rid of such resources consumption there is a specific option provided by CHARON Guest Utilities: "idle" mode.
To load the OpenVMS idle loop detection software, use:
$ CHARONCP SET IDLE /ENABLE |
This allows CHARON to detect when the emulated CPU(s) are idle and use the host power saving instructions to reduce power usage.
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$ CHARONCP SET MAGTAPEMKA600: /UNLOAD |
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BADFILENAME | The filename specified as a value to the qualifier /LOAD was either too long or does not have a file extension of ".vtape". |
DEVNOTDISM | Attempting to execute a Perform a |
If some tape container has been already specified in the CHARON configuration file, use the command "CHARONCP SET MAGTAPE <device> /UNLOAD
" to unload it first.
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Defining keys
It is possible to define certain keys on the terminal keyboard for fast access to the CHARONCP functionality while you are in CHARONCP.
To define an equivalence string and a set of attributes with a key on the terminal keyboard, use:
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