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LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
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While primarily for discussion of Linux on the S/390 platforms, a lot of VM-related discussion goes on here as well
Mainframe Linux
Linux and related applications running on IBM S/390 and zSeries mainframe hardware
Hillgang VM and Linux User Group Presentations
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Presentations at Hillgang User Group meetings, held in the Washington D.C. area.
Sine Nomine Associates Announces Debian SSL Server Enabler
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Debian SSL Server Enabler is a preconfigured mainframe Linux system, developed by Sine Nomine Associates and offered for free download, that enables the use of the IBM VM SSL code shipped with z/VM 4.3 and 4.4.
SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server Starter System for System z
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Novell Inc. has announced the release of the SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server Starter System for System z, which is a pre-built mainframe Linux server that makes it easier for businesses to evaluate Linux on System z. The Starter System was developed by Sine Nomine Associates.
Test Plan Charlie Unplugged: An Interview with David Boyes
"Meet David Boyes." Scott Courtney interviews David in an article for Linux Planet (March 2001)
Infocrossing and S/390 Linux: An ASP's Story
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In the article "Infocrossing and S/390 Linux: An ASP's Story: A Visit to the Co-Lo Penitentiary," Scott Courtney discusses Linux hosting at a large ASP. The article appeared in Linux Planet in February 2001.
Conference Presentations 2007
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This page lists conference and user group presentations for 2007.
zExpo Presentations (Miami, Nov 1-5, 2004)
David Boyes attended the IBM zExpo conference in November 2004; these are the conference presentations.
LaHulpe zSeries Conference, June 24-27, 2002
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We are pleased to provide PDF versions of the handouts from David Boyes' seven presentations at this technical conference.
NJE/IP Bridge
What is the NJE/IP Bridge?
Sine Nomine Associates’ NJE/IP Bridge allows a user to interconnect NJE communication services on unmodified OS/390, VM, z/VM, z/OS, VSE, TPF and -- for the first time – open systems (such as Linux or Solaris) connected to IPv4 and IPv6 IP networks.
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