[hercules-390] Let's stop being a bunch of hypocrites [WAS: How to permanently APF authorize a library?]

[Robert Prins [e-mail] [hercules-390]]

LOADPARM: "0A83WSM"
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SYSCAT ...
--> SYSPARM WS
IEASYM 00
NUCLST 00
PARMLIB USER.PARMLIB XXCFG1
--> PARMLIB FOO.BAR.PARMLIB XXSYS1
PARMLIB SYS1.PARMLIB XXRES1
NUCLEUS 1
SYSPLEX ADCDPL

And the above line once and for all shows the hypocrisy in these groups of never
talking about running z/OS on Hercules...

The simple fact is that you need to run z/OS on Hercules to be able to develop
Hercules to run z/OS.

So just let's stop being a bunch of hypocrites denying we use z/OS on Hercules
and are all happily running MVS 3.8j...

As for yours truly? I've been running z/OS 1.10 on Hercules (now 3.11) since 2009!

Robert

[[e-mail] [hercules-390]]

Post by Robert Prins ***@gmail.com [hercules-390]

Thanks to everyone that replied. Based on everyone's replies,
LOADPARM: "0A83WSM"
IODF 99 SYS1
SYSCAT ...
--> SYSPARM WS
IEASYM 00
NUCLST 00
PARMLIB USER.PARMLIB XXCFG1
--> PARMLIB FOO.BAR.PARMLIB XXSYS1
PARMLIB SYS1.PARMLIB XXRES1
NUCLEUS 1
SYSPLEX ADCDPL

And the above line once and for all shows the hypocrisy in
these groups of never talking about running z/OS on Hercules...

What in the above indicates that zOS was running under
Hercules instead of at a client's site on an IBM server?

Post by Robert Prins ***@gmail.com [hercules-390]
The simple fact is that you need to run z/OS on Hercules to
be able to develop Hercules to run z/OS.

Please explain?

Does that follow for zVM demo, zVSE, zTPF, etc.
Do you need all before writing an emulator?

You wrote RPF before zOS was available but it runs on zOS.
The same can happen with emulators.

What is needed is the specs for the system and an
occasional question to people that have a one of the
systems.

Post by Robert Prins ***@gmail.com [hercules-390]
So just let's stop being a bunch of hypocrites denying we
use z/OS on Hercules and are all happily running MVS 3.8j...

I use MVS 3.8j but if you have a license for zOS, feel free to
run zOS with a hundred copies of Hercules under it.
Then a copy of zOS or other systems under each.
Then see how many levels you can go.
zVM for each level is even more fun even without Hercules.

Post by Robert Prins ***@gmail.com [hercules-390]
As for yours truly? I've been running z/OS 1.10 on Hercules
(now 3.11) since 2009!
Robert
--
Robert AH Prins
robert.ah.prins(a)gmail.com

Glad you have a zOS license but a newer release of Hercules
has more features. You might like some of the improvements.

[Mike Stramba [e-mail] [hercules-390]]

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You wrote RPF before zOS was available but it runs on zOS.
The same can happen with emulators.

I think he also :

- invented the lightbulb
- " radio
....

<grin>

Mike

[Gerhard Postpischil [e-mail] [hercules-390]]

Post by Mike Stramba ***@gmail.com [hercules-390]
- invented the lightbulb
- " radio

In the early sixties the Soviet Union held an exhibition in New York
City, espousing their technical and commercial accomplishments. One of
the exhibits was a reproduction of the first radio, invented by Popov!

Gerhard Postpischil
Bradford, VT

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