Speaking of the Age of VM ...
I brought my camcorder to SHARE for the VM birthday and induction
of new Knights. But I do not have, and have not been able to arrange,
conversion of this to DVD or VCD. I am sure that many VMers would
like to have a copy. But I need help.
Now ... the one A-to-D c
FYI: a copy of the VM/370 announcement presentation slides and the official
script IBM presenters were supposed to use is in the Just For Fun section of
www.sinenomine.net.
The original came from a basement cache at Marist, and surprisingly enough,
almost everything in the presentation still wor
That sounds right. I have a copy of the announcement letter, but it's
at home.
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I have the date as August 2, 1972.
Fred
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My memory goes back to VM/370 Release 2 and things like the Mitre
Scheduler :-)
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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I have the date as August 2, 1972.
Fred
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From: Rich Smrcina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> It was announced as a program product in August, 1972. We celebrated
> it's 35th birthday at SHARE in San Diego this past August.
>
> Edward M. Martin wrote:
On Nov 13, 2007 5:34 PM, Schuh, Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The question is ambiguous.
Certainly. I thought he meant the IBMVM mailing list... (my memory
goes back to VMXA-L and I found a post from Rich Chong in 1991 on that
list).
Rob
The question is ambiguous. Do you want the announce date, GA date,
first customer ship date, first successful IPL in the lab or at a
customer site? What about CP40 or CP67, do they count?
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Just a guess, but will this COBOL program run above 16M? There were problems
with old programs that had to be recompiled to run above 16M awhile back.
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Hi list,
We have a problem running an OLTP application.
The scenario is a z/VM 4.4 user running a VAG Cobol application against a
DB2/VM database.
At a certain point, when trying to load the third map inside the same
application (maps 1 + 2 have already been loaded) we find the following
error:
Bob,
Right name, but I believe the wrong derivation. The "67" in CP-67 comes
form the fact that it ran on the S/360 model 67, the only production model
of the S/360 line that implemented Dynamic Address Translation (DAT) --
virtual storage.
Some would argue that was the first version of VM
It was announced as a program product in August, 1972. We celebrated
it's 35th birthday at SHARE in San Diego this past August.
Edward M. Martin wrote:
Hello Everyone,
What is considered to be the official birthday of IBM VM?
Ed Martin
Aultman Health Foundation
330-588-4723
[EM
Much more than you wanted to know, but a great history lesson..
John McKown wrote:
> Just for my curiousity. Was CP-67 the first "virtualization engine" ever
> produced? Or did some other company have this type of ability before IBM
> did it?
cp40 predated cp67.
the science center really wanted a
Hello Everyone,
What is considered to be the official birthday of IBM VM?
Ed Martin
Aultman Health Foundation
330-588-4723
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ext. 40441
The original version was called ³CP 67² (I think), narrowing it down to 1967
or a bit before...
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Worked through this with the Support Center, and the combined effort
resulted in finding that the SYSTEM NETID file on the S disk was empty. So,
even though you give Dirmaint and Dirmsat all the information it needs to
talk to RSCS and the other system, something is still dependant on the
entries i
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