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Type III C lass A Program

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Examples:<br />

a. LOGIN<br />

The user's file directory for 191 is rEad into core.<br />

b. LOGIN NOPROF<br />

The user's 191 file directory is read into core: however"<br />

the file PROFILE EXEC is not automatically executed.<br />

c. LOGIN 195 A,P<br />

Disk 195 is ,logged in as A-disk" and this is, defined as a<br />

READ-ONLY extension of the user·s P-disk.<br />

d. LOGIN 197<br />

Disk 191 is logged in as the user's P-disk--it replaces the<br />

disk previously defined as the P-disk.<br />

Error Messages:<br />

E(OOOOl) **z (CCU) FILE DIRECTORY UNREADABLE .*<br />

Check that the correct disk is mounted. If so, issue the<br />

FORMAT P command.<br />

EC00002) **z (CCO) NOT ATTACHED **<br />

No Z-disk is attached to the user's virtual machine. Notify<br />

system operator.<br />

E(00003) ** Z '(ceu) NOT -RECOGNIZABLE DEVICE-TYPE ••<br />

The attached ccu device is not a 2311" 2314, or 2303.<br />

contact system operator.<br />

E(00004) ** LOGIN NO UFO FAILED BECAUSE Z (CCU) IS READ-ONLY *.<br />

A LOGIN NO_UFD erases files" therefore it may not be issued<br />

for a READ-ONLY disk.<br />

E(OOOOS) •• Z(CCU) OLD (1961 ERA) 2311 DEVICE ADDRESSES ••<br />

The disk specified is of the pre-1967 type that is<br />

no longer supported by CMS.<br />

E(00001) **CCU ALREADY ACCESSED AS Z-DISR (READ-WRITE).*<br />

•• -RELEASE CCU Z- IF DESIRED , RETRY ••<br />

The disk that you have just logged in as ccu is already<br />

attached to you as a Z-disk. These two descriptions are<br />

incompatible •<br />

• * LOGIN NO OFD FAILED; TRY -FORMATZ ALL- ••<br />

This message may appear as a second line to errors 1,2,,3, or<br />

5. The disk needs to be formatted.<br />

420 LOGIN

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