I haven't looked at the copyright statements, but it seemed freely distributable when I first got a copy. I don't know for sure, but it may have been on a Waterloo Mods tape for a couple of years. I will look at the copyright, but I do not have a server that it can be served out from.
Would anyone like to volunteer to host these files on their download site? /Tom Kern Dave Wade wrote: > Thom, > Is it freely distributable? Could it be put on a download site some where? > > Dave Wade G4UGM > Illegitimi Non Carborundum > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On >> Behalf Of Thomas Kern >> Sent: 18 November 2008 18:19 >> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU >> Subject: Re: Purdue Univ Batch System >> >> I have the source and documentation for the LARS Purdue Batch Subsystem. >> >> I got my first look at it when I worked with Pete and Carol Jobusch. (I >> wonder if they are still around and watching). I wanted to see if I >> could get it working on VM/370 on Hercules and on z/VM 5.3. I was >> looking to replace the CP mods with modern z/VM commands but z/VM still >> does not provide all of the features that those mods did, so that is out >> (no CP/CMS mods at work). I will see if I can generate some VMARC files >> and burn them to a CD/DVD for you. Send me your mailing address offline. >> >> /Tom Kern >> >> Lang, Louis wrote: >>> Hello All, >>> Dang I miss working on VM. >>> >>> Back in the good ol' days, I worked with Tom Wilson and Pete Jobusch on >> the >>> Purdue Batch System. I was wondering if someone still has this code, >> and if >>> so, would they be willing to ship me a copy on CD or DVD (or place it on >> an >>> FTP site?) Sorry, I don't have 3420 or 3480/90 tape drives available to >> me. >>> :) >>> >>> At least I can still play with a VM system thanks to Hercules. Pretty >>> awesome system. >>> >>> Thanks a million. >>> >>> Louis Lang >>> ex-VM'er (for now) >>> >
