>> who cannot separate z/OS the operating system from Z hardware.
Let alone people who believe that z/OS is the only op-sys running on z
hardware.
Just for the record: there is an actual version of z/VSE - z/VM - z/TPF
Martin
On Tue, 23 May 2023 08:59:58 +0800, David Crayford wrote:
>...
>USS is bi-modal as are the C/C++ compilers. I run everything in USS in
>ASCII mode. All of Rocket and IBMs z/OS UNIX ports are in ASCII.
>
Is there an ASCII shell (perhaps Rocket bash?) in which I can readily, from
desktop ssh:
On 22/5/2023 11:22 pm, Rick Troth wrote:
Rex is right.
Linux (Z or otherwise) is a different operating system. And it's "full
ASCII".
USS, also known as OMVS, has been an integral part of MVS (now known
as z/OS) since the mid 1990s.
IBM has put more and more function into USS, even moving
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Hi Rick,
Thanks for the confir
as are banks breaking up with mainframes)
Rex is right.
Linux (Z or otherwise) is a different operating system. And it's "full
ASCII".
USS, also known as OMVS, has been an integral part of MVS (now known as
z/OS) since the mid 1990s.
IBM has put more and more function into USS, e
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: zLinux (was are banks breaking up with mainframes)
Rex is right.
Linux (Z or otherwise) is a different operating system. And it's "full ASCII".
USS
Rex is right.
Linux (Z or otherwise) is a different operating system. And it's "full
ASCII".
USS, also known as OMVS, has been an integral part of MVS (now known as
z/OS) since the mid 1990s.
IBM has put more and more function into USS, even moving things from the
"traditional" side.
USS is
Hi Bob,
Linux on Z and OMVS are 2 completely different animals. OMVS is an integral
part of z/OS (try running TCP/IP without it for example). zLinux is a
completely separate operating system, running in an LPAR or on top of VM just
like another OS image. Another difference is that OMVS (as
