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As a somewhat frustrated follow-up, I've discovered that my screen reader does not handle the IBM Softcopy utility at all, at least not without use of OCR, which is the very problem I was trying to

Hi René and all, Thanks for the quick and helpful responses. I am, as it happens, without sight of any kind, hence why I prefer documents in original electronic format whenever possible to spare me

I've stumbled on this collection, in BookManager format. http://villiers.info/P390/$P390_BOO/_IBM_books.htm ... Mark S.

Before IBM took down a very handy publication website, I was able to get some of VM/ESA 2.4 documentation.? I use SoftCopy Reader to access my manuals and the folder for VM/ESA 2.4 pubs is about

I am not sure what you mean here, no previous knowledge or no sight? :-/ Anyway, if it is the first, I would recommend reading this: https://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247316.html It introduces

I think all the ESA documents have been removed.. Following the link from the product announcement page gives a 404

There are some manuals at https://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/pdf/ <https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/pdf/*> but to reach them you need to know the exact filename

Hi All, I guess this question probably comes up a lot, but here we go again. :) I wondered if anyone had a good source for VM/ESA era manuals they could point me to? I've looked on Bitsavers but there

Maybe Bitsavers is a better place than Wayback Machine? -- VM/370 CE V1R1.2, Hercules on macOS

All these responses are useful. Thanks! As I don't have any need for "z" operating systems, nor licenses, I'll probably go Aethra. Speed isn't really an issue for me, but I always lean toward lighter

[email protected]> wrote: The best dump tool I've ever seen, bar none, was Kolinar's KPROBE, and I spent 20 years working on applications for VM, 12 of them developing and supporting VMBACKUP and

Yes, I did use IPCS when I was working on these systems. I don't WORK on them anymore. I might use IPCS if I start PLAYING with these systems again. I think Amdahl had its own dump analysis program

Hi folks! If you don't know what it stands for, you are only an acronym behind me:? Interactive Problem Control System. Did anyone ever use IPCS? Does anyone still use IPCS? Do we need IPCS? ... Mark

100% agree. I always use Debian for servers and have switched to tmux instead of screen, but yes, this is how I run all of my Hercules and simh instances -- Debian VM on my VM server with tmux

Dave Wade wrote: [...] I understand perfectly. In fact, this so called "bloatware" issue that SDL 4.x Hyperion currently suffers from with respect to older legacy operating systems (which I honestly

Dave Wade wrote: [...] While it's true that the older 3.x releases of Hercules are certainly faster than the SDL 4.x Hyperion releases, they are also buggier, failing to pass more than one of SDL

I am running 6 old OS'ses on a Raspberry Pi 5 with 8G - including Multics. All over Tmux and ssh tunnels. Working great. There is no problem running on a Mac either, Hercules Helper (git clone

Errors were found, so I will be posting an updated set of files soon. Would it be a good idea to add sequence numbers to the COPY datasets? I created HELP for the two EXECs. Part of my idea is to

I don't believe for any of the 370 based OSs such as VM/370 R6 which is the base for VM/CE there is any difference. In fact at the risk of irking Jay and Fish I would say that on a PI one of the 3.X