Seriously, WHY would you do that?
Chapter I A New (Old Stock) Hope The first computer I got to use was a PDP-11 owned by a time-sharing bureau in Wollongong in the 1970's. From memory they ran services for car dealers or some such thing. The operating system was RSTS/11. When I finished high school I was able to get access to a VAX/VMS system owned by the Department of Education. Security wasn't a big thing, and my lecturer even gave me the phone number for a dial-in port so I could get access on the weekends. I discovered the machine I had access to was part of a larger network of VAXes and with a few simple commands, I could jump from one to another. Just looking around mind you, nothing even remotely interesting was attempted. VAX/VMS, and later OpenVMS on Alpha have played a moderate part in my career, and I still enjoy tinkering because of the generous way that Digital,then Compaq and now HP/E have supported the hobbyist community. Emulators are one thing, but ...