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I really had no intention of creating a huge thread about this…. Sorry. From: <[email protected]> on behalf of Drew Derbyshire <swhobbit@...> Organization: The Kittem Farm West, a

"No, no, NO! This is UNIX, you take the vowels out." -- Drew Derbyshire "Sad, really, isn't it? People spend all their time making nice things and other people come along and break them." -- Dr. Who?,

Sorry for the miscommunication. Joe

Joe, OK but to me that’s not what you wrote. To me “PIP is CPM” implies exclusivity. Dave Sent: 27 June 2020 15:56 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [H390-MVS] MOTD. (Message of the day) Oh I

Oh I dont doubt that. I was just mentioning it was in CP/M. Joe

Joe, CP/M copied it from various DEC PDP operating systems. It was still in early releases of VMS but has gone from current versions. <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripheral_Interchange_Program>

VAX 11/780 ... now that brings back some memories. When I was at the University of Texas at Arlington working on my engineering degree, we had the first VAX 11/780 in the state of Texas... it was so

PIP was CP/M. Joe

OP: sorry we hijacked your thread. Re: [H390-MVS] MOTD. (Message of the day) I'm glad you included the MD5, and it checks out. I can also handle SHA256 if that's what you prefer. I've got a file

I remember using PIP. (PeriphericalIntechangeProgram) rather then IEBGENNER to move files around, but it’s the same logic. Different companies had to have their own terms, just to make it harder on

Wikipedia to the rescue - yeah I guess a VAX 11/780. And more like Junior-senior year. But hey it was 42 years ago and a lot of college drinking. Like the nerds never did any drinking.. Dave ?On

??? (a typo, obviously). -- Drew Derbyshire "What's past is prologue" -- William Shakespeare

That should be on the list of “fortune cookie sayings” if I have ever heard one!... Right on dude, Dave From: <[email protected]> on behalf of Theodore M Rolle Jr <stercor@...> Reply-To:

The only language common to all programmers is profanity.

Jay got me what I was looking for - but - if this originated on the PDP-11 that would be the exact one no doubt that I remember from 1975-78, Xavier University had a PDP 11/73 and that got replaced at

If all you are looking for is the Fortune Cookie program and/or data files, CBT file 169 has the old PDP-11 file, and CBT file 547 has Volker's fortune cookie program and data, I believe. Dennis

Jim, I opened up both V3 iso images (labeled on my system as 2002 and 2003) and it appears that the files on both are dated 2002-07-31. I have two CDs of Volker's Turnkey in a box: one originated from

Awesome, Jay. Thanks! Your website is nice & fast, it took no time to snarf it. The version http://jaymoseley.com/hercules/downloads/archives/turnkey-mvs-3.zip is from 2002-07-31 or that may just be

Jim, I have hosted a version of Volker's Turnkey #3, the version from 2003 on my site for a long time: http://jaymoseley.com/hercules/downloads/archives/turnkey-mvs-3.zip I also have a 2002 edition of

Drew mentioned doesn't teach. I remembered there was quite a lot of supplemental material on the early TK3 distributions, especially in early days. So I began trying to capture whatever I could lay my