On 6/8/09 17:05 Michael Harding said:
The early Hollywood depictions tended to feature card sorters or
collators, only occasionally tape drives. Had to have some sort of
visible action. I remember one though ("Goliath", I think) about a
computer that was taking over the world, which had a room
Yeah, I really laughed at that. They memorize the lines and recite them with a
straight face
but usually the technical content is just silly. As the character Janice said
in one of the
episodes to another FBI person "yes, I need you to open up a fresh socket for
me"
ROF LOL !
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Subject: Re: Last release for 3420s?
The early Hollywood depictions tended to feature card sorters or collators,
only occasionally tape drives. Had to have some sort of visible action. I
remember one though ("Goliath", I think) about a computer that was taking ove
06/05/2009
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I figured that, else why ask?
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Richard Schuh
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> On Friday, 06/05/2009 at 02:21 EDT, Adam Thornton
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> > There's some in Virginia f
Hum, if I had to use a 3420, I'd likely get a SCSI version. Attach that to a
FlexCUB controller. Have the FlexCUB emulate a 3490 drive on disk, then later
copy the data to the 3420 via a FlexCUB command. Do the reverse to come the
other way.
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> Subject: Re: Last release for 3420s?
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> On Friday, 06/05/2009 at 02:21 EDT, Adam Thornton
> wrote:
> > There's some in Virginia free to a good home. Free to any home, in
> > fact. Just take it away. As long as you provide all the labor and
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On Friday, 06/05/2009 at 02:21 EDT, Adam Thornton
wrote:
> There's some in Virginia free to a good home. Free to any home, in
> fact. Just take it away. As long as you provide all the labor and
> all the transport, it's yours. Not kidding.
You would think that some Hollywood museum would wan
On Jun 5, 2009, at 1:08 PM, Stephen Frazier wrote:
Some people who have tried 3420's on z/VM 5.3 said they work.
However IBM is no longer testing 3420 code and if it ever stops
working they may not fix it.
Finding the actual 3420 hardware that still works is getting
difficult. :)
There's
Alan Altmark wrote:
On Friday, 06/05/2009 at 11:17 EDT, Lee Stewart
wrote:
Do I recall right that the last VM release to support 3420 type tapes
was z/VM 4.4? Was that just CMS that no longer supports them, or both
CP & CMS?
Whatever the release was, it was a z/VM statement covering
Alan Altmark wrote:
However, no code was harmed in the making of that announcement.
Thanks Alan, that's what I was really hoping...
Lee
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On Friday, 06/05/2009 at 11:17 EDT, Lee Stewart
wrote:
> Do I recall right that the last VM release to support 3420 type tapes
> was z/VM 4.4? Was that just CMS that no longer supports them, or both
> CP & CMS?
Whatever the release was, it was a z/VM statement covering all components.
Howeve
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Subject:Last release for 3420s?
Do I recall right that the last VM release to support 3420 type tapes
was z/VM 4.4? Was that just CMS that no longer supports them, or
Do I recall right that the last VM release to support 3420 type tapes
was z/VM 4.4? Was that just CMS that no longer supports them, or both
CP & CMS?
Thanks,
Lee
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Lee Stewart, Senior SE
Sirius Computer Solutions
Phone: (303) 996-7122
Email: lee.stew...@siriuscom.com
Web: www.siriuscom.com
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