Two of the publicly released mainframe systems have successfully been run on my desktop now:
VM/370 and S390/MTS
Which leaves:
OS/360 and S370/MVS
to be played with.
Then I can figure out how to 'squeeze' them into a Kindle's storage resources.
For instance, what I am calling S390/MTS is archived by the University of Michigan as it was run on a duplex, 3090-Model 400:
http://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/ex...423PH3090.html
Which requires Hercules ESA/390 emulation mode to run.
But run it does, in a 4 processor, simplex (single machine) version.
And the device emulation files take just a tad bit more than 1Gbyte of storage.
That 1Gbyte of storage would be a very sizable chunk of the storage available on the Kindle Paperwhite.
So a bit of "fat trimming" will have to be done to the installation image.
The "S390/MTS" work is being published here:
https://bitbucket.org/knc1/kindle-s390-mts