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I suspect this lack is why there is the effort to support Linux KVM on current processors.? That eliminates the need for VM for those interested in virtualizing Linux.? While I doubt is is as

I believe that it is all about brand image and perception. Anything that has the ability to impair their brand image is forbidden it might affect share value in a bad way. In that environment no one

You wonder why they ar

Hello! Dave W is correct, despite the Weeping Angel in his garden, I once asked an IBMer (now retired!) about releasing the rest of the VM/370 content to the community since the base is out in the

Of course.? HAHAHA.? Lawyers...

John, There appears to be some debate, in that explicit regulations for software copyright appeared in 1980, but some lawyers say 1976 is the relevant date. Dave Sent: Wednesday, March 27,

Hmm, that means that perhaps *ASMH is free and clear, since I think the IBM product from which it was created predates 1980. As for things like Pascal (*PASCALVS) and Fortran 77 (*FTNVS), these may

You're right, D6 seems to contain some version of the HIM code. This is a surprise to me, I had thought all this time that it didn't appear in MTS until later. The ultimate reference for questions

When I load d6.0, it starts a Telnet server task and the IPL info shows it attempting to activate telnet connections, but says that none are available. Is that because TABLES doesn't have any

My experience with d6.0 under Hercules is that the system can stay up about two weeks before it will crash. The crash takes the form of a super-dump and is triggered by someone trying to sign into an

Douglas Wade wrote: I am commenting on an ancient thread (from last April), I thought I had re-registered for this group when it switched to groups.io but apparently I did not.? I am really only

Sure, some could be added. However we aren't really anxious to do more with D6. I'd rather put my effort into getting the 1996 system out. Mike

Mike, One of the other questions was why are there no 2703 or similar lines defined it the released versions. I know when you did the release there was little support for these in Hercules but we now

I don't think I answered this question. When MTS was shut down in 1996 Postscript support was mostly complete but not really released yet. However it mostly works. MTS documentation is generally

I have a (very dim) recollection that the 3083 at SFU in 1991 had a whopping 24 MB of memory - but someone else from SFU can correct me if I'm hallucinating again. ;-) It's fun to run MTS on a modern

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