David Neves <neves@WISC-RSCH.ARPA> (01/08/85)
I didn't get any response to my request for a UCSD pascal program that
will transfer CPM files to UCSD operating system files. I know there
is such a problem because I have it (only the middle part is garbled).
If no one has it can anyone recommend a good book on the CPM directory
structure so that I can do it myself? -Thanks, david
...!{allegra,heurikon,ihnp4,seismo,uwm-evax}!uwvax!neves
neves@uwvaxAlastair Milne <milne@uci-icse.ARPA> (01/08/85)
I didn't get any response to my request for a UCSD pascal program that
will transfer CPM files to UCSD operating system files. I know there
is such a problem because I have it (only the middle part is garbled).
If no one has it can anyone recommend a good book on the CPM directory
structure so that I can do it myself? -Thanks, david
...!{allegra,heurikon,ihnp4,seismo,uwm-evax}!uwvax!neves
neves@uwvax
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Sorry, I must have missed this request the last time. There is a system
called XenoFile, under UCSD, which is intended for transfer to/from CP/M.
As I recall (never having used it myself) it consists of two programs and
three units. What this sort of complexity is for, I know not.
I believe it is available from both NCI in Vancouver and SofTech Microsystems
in San Diego. Best thing to do is contact them.
Funny thing is, there is a single unit from NCI, called PCDOS, which
handles transfers to/from DOS discs. Why won't the same arrangement work with
CP/M? I have no idea.
Happy hunting
A. Milne