2010/7/7 Michael Kerpan <[email protected]>: [...] > Also, software for the CDC stuff is not that easy to come by. While > there IS a hobbyist program for older CDC stuff, it is more selective > about who gets licenses that the OpenVMS program is. >
This is the information I couldn't get info for... As I understand, you can eventually get COS/SCOPE/KRONOS, but I'm not sure about the status of NOS. Anyone can clarify if it's possible to get some kind of hobbyist license for it? > Given that an emulator is rather useless without software to run on > it, I would say improvements to the plaforms that we already have > emulated and that software is readily available for would be more > useful than new platforms. > As I plan to contribute to Simh as a hobbyist solely (business needs of my employee would eventually only help), I was wondering about the PDP10 part. I'd love to see full stack of TOPS-20 running on Simh, including networking, but there is a great KLH10, so it makes no much sense... Sergiusz _______________________________________________ Simh mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinfo/simh
