> SYS1.ASRLIB was also relevant to the S/370.

True, but the /165's TTL memory didn't have a fraction of the problems the 
/65's core had.
Didn't figure.

> Why would it, unless you were writing a nucleus csect, an ERP or an SVC? The 
> MCH in OS/360
never refreshed anything else.

Very true, but not obvious from the marketing material at that time.  Hence the 
education
process I described, and hence the outcome I described.

Du'uh.

-- 
  Phil Payne
  http://www.isham-research.co.uk
  +44 7833 654 800

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