Update the RPi and the MVS-TK5 System
If you installed MVS-TK5 per the instructions:
- Shutdown MVS-TK5.
- The Hercules console is not required for this task.
With MVS-TK5 System NOT Running
To use the Hercules utilities:
Run uname -m to determine the architecture of your computer.
Update the .bashrc file
If a remote install: On this Raspberry Pi, it is aarch64.
The RPi 3 Model B+ is a Quad Core so it has "4 CPUs".
In this installation, the MVS-TK5 system is the only thing that is running on
the RPi, so let's update it.
Because MVS-TK5 was installed as a root service:
`sudo su` to become root.
`cd` to go "HOME" which would be `/root/`
In .bashrc, add these lines:
`export PATH="$PATH:<<mvs-home>>/hercules/linux/aarch64/bin"`
`export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/local/lib:<<mvs-home>>/hercules/linux/aarch64/lib"`
and source the .bashrc file.
If a local install: it will depend on the OS and the shell you are running.
Adjust the following to match your system:
This would be an example for a Debian OS/zsh shell system:
uname -m would return "X86_64" which would be "/hercules/64".
In .zshrc, add these lines:
`export PATH="$PATH":<<mvs-home>>/hercules/linux/64/bin`
`export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/local/lib:<<mvs-home>>/hercules/linux/64/lib`
and source the .zshrc file.
Update the conf/tk5.cnf file
Go to the mvs-tk5/conf directory:
cd <<mvs-home>>/conf/
“Upgrade” the system by:
Edit the tk5.cnf file using editor of choice:
- Change CPUMODEL from 3033 to 3084
- Change NUMCPU from 1 to 2
- Change MAXCPU from: 1 to 2
When the system is IPL’ed, the updated configuration will be used.
If you installed MVS-TK5 per the instructions:
- Reboot the RPi.