run an IBM
> 370/158 on MVS.
>
> Getting back to the broken Paddle, Dr Bob took the broken Paddle back to
> NIU, created an APAR and create a PTF or Paddle Temporary FIX. He drilled
> holes in each end and inserted a Titanium rod and used epoxy; good as new.
> I seem to recall he w
OS/MVT plus all the
> performance related enhancements and ZAPS coded some by IBM’ers, but SHARE
> members. I applied all to my IBM 360/75J and could outrun an IBM 370/158 on
> MVS.
>
> Getting back to the broken Paddle, Dr Bob took the broken Paddle back to NIU,
> created an A
enhancements and ZAPS coded some by IBM’ers, but SHARE
members. I applied all to my IBM 360/75J and could outrun an IBM 370/158 on MVS.
Getting back to the broken Paddle, Dr Bob took the broken Paddle back to NIU,
created an APAR and create a PTF or Paddle Temporary FIX. He drilled holes in
each end
That link is for buttons. I'm looking for material on the paddle that Robert
Rannie carried as a symbol of the OS/360 project and which he repaired after an
IBM rep broke it. The repair became known as a Paddle Temporary fix (PTYF).
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Seymour J Metz
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Subject: Paddle temporary fix?
Does anybody remember the SHARE and players
Does anybody remember the SHARE and players for the "Paddle Temporary Fix" of
Robert Ranie's paddle, and is there an online description? Thanks.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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