>--- Ron Hudson <rhudson_at_cnonline.net> wrote:
>> I think the version of VMS I was exposed to is 3.xx, no command line
>> history (cuz I had to do that myself in DCL)
>
>Are there any VMS distros available that are that old? I have some
>upgrade tapes (TU-58) for VMS 3.x, but they require a base installation
>(and not all of my tapes were legible after this many years; only
>about 85% completely read)
I'm sure there are people that have it, however, there aren't any
publically available copies that I'm aware of. To the best of my knowledge
the oldest version that has been made publically available would be VAX/VMS
V5.5 on the original Hobbyist CD (which is no longer available).
Personally the oldest I've gotten ahold of is something like 4.4 (if that
old), and unfortunatly I'm not sure what condition the TK50 tapes are in.
Zane
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