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Hi, I think user and password are always converted to capital letters René

I was just wondering how much would need changing, really... Roops

Oh, how I would love for IBM to release later versions of MVS to hobbyists some day. I'd even be happy if they just released some MVS 3.8J level program products like compilers and CICS to hobbyists.

I wasn't suggesting you would take the training. Just that it is a way for anyone to get a licensed TN3270 (should they want one).

On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 11:21 PM, Jeffrey Melton wrote: > > Thanks, Bill and Fish! > > I'll try following your steps in my VM and see if I can get it to work.? > Myself I don't like using the MS

That's no problem Jeffrey. Cheers, Rob

No, I'm not in DeNile.

Hello! I remember, just not the content of the conversation, one with an IBMer when they certified Linux as one of their guests, a discussion. We met over lunch that day, and spent the time talking.

Yeah, I agree with ALL of your points, but alas I had to ask. Like I said I figured I knew the answer. And, no I would not like to see an army of IBM lawyers going after anyone. One would think for

I don't claim to be a legal expert, but I am a subscriber to Moshix's YouTube channel, where only a year or two ago Moshix and a number of other hobbyists were formally engaged with IBM, attempting to

Thanks, Bill and Fish! I'll try following your steps in my VM and see if I can get it to work.? Myself I don't like using the MS development tools for several reasons - besides your moving target

So, silly question on my part and I think I know the answer – yeah its there freely available on archive.org, with of course zPDT. The documentation clearly states that you must have a USB key for

Thanks Bill, I think right now I have enough (terminal) emulators.? I have Vista v1 and v2 from Tom Brennan, the freeware wc3270 and wx3270 built on Linux's w3270, and a running 90 day trial of IBM

Hi Rahim, These are forums for the freely available Hercules emulator, not IBM's own mainframe emulation product zPDT.? Even if you legally have the right to obtain Z/OS 1.11 ADCD, you can't

Hello! And if that's the case gang we need to be very careful. While we are not attempting to catch a rabbit, instead we are watching the activities of someone with an OS which is still copyrighted by

Having recently noticed it was there myself, I suspect Z111 from archive translates to the Z/OS 1.11 ADCD that is available on Archive.org. -- Kevin http://www.RawFedDogs.net http://www.Lassie.xyz

Jeremy, (whispering) I think this is Z/OS V1R11. Chris -- <cjar1950@...>

Sorry, I wasn't clear. I didn't mean now as a one-of answer to my question; I meant I thought you should say this every time you ask a question, so that people whose experience is limited to MVS 3.8

I learned about it myself on the Moshix Mainframe Discord channel. (maybe this link works) https://discord.com/channels/423767742546575361 Bill

No.