That was going to be my question too... Why?
Of course it would be fun to try, but since Jason wrote:
"Additionally, I am interested in understanding the differences between
installing Hercules on Linux versus Windows."
... he could do that on an x86 box.
Still, I can just imagine Hercules emulating instructions, virtual
memory, interrupts, registers, PSW, and all the other cool stuff
Hercules does, but on a machine that already has all that cool stuff.
On 6/11/2024 5:48 AM, Tom Marchant wrote:
What is your purpose in doing this? Your Linux One machine is a zArchitecture
machine. Do you intend to emulate an older architecture? What do you plan to
run under Hercules emulation? You might not be in compliance with the Linux One
Terms and conditions.
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