rminnich@udel.EDU (Ron Minnich) (03/18/88)
If and when comp.sources.amiga comes back i will try to post amigatcp there. Those lists appear to have gone dormant again. Since i have almost never successfully sent them a message (at least judging by the lack of reply) it will take some doing to figure out: 1) how to get it there 2) whether they got it. -- ron (rminnich@udel.edu)
duncan@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Shan D Duncan) (03/04/89)
I have run across amigatcp while flying around the ftp circuit, however, the file I saw was just the source code w/o any documentation or executables. Compressed the source was over 200k (230k actually). I thought it was in a holding pattern on swan and kept expecting to see it turn up in comp.sources.amiga. This was more than a month ago. BTW.
beh@caen.engin.umich.edu (Bob Hruska) (03/19/89)
Does anyone know where I can get *Amiga-specific* docs for the KA9Q
package that recently appeared on comp.sources.amiga?
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UUCP: {umix|ucbvax|uunet}!caen.engin.umich.edu!behrminnich@super.ORG (Ronald G Minnich) (03/21/89)
In article <421b2bcc.1285f@maize.engin.umich.edu> beh@caen.engin.umich.edu (Bob Hruska) writes: >Does anyone know where I can get *Amiga-specific* docs for the KA9Q >package that recently appeared on comp.sources.amiga? huh? there aren't any? What is your specific question, it might be of interest to others on this group. The only thing that is really amiga-specific is 1) there is no hardware address and/or vector for the serial device just use 0 and 0 2) There are two programs that use 'internet.device', telnetp (1 char io each way) newtelnetp (blocks of chars each way) any questions email me. ron
tessier@bmerh178.BNR.CA (Daniel Tessier) (10/11/90)
I got my hands on the source for a package called Amigatcp from abcfd20.larc.nasa.gov. Problem is, there's no documentation... Not even a ReadMe file!!! Anyways, does anybody know where I can get some documentation? If not, can anybody e-mail me a summary of what it does? Any help would be greatly appreciated. /------------------------------------------------------------------\ | Dan Tessier PHONE : (613)765-2590 | | Bell-Northern Research, Ltd. BITNET: tessier@bnr.ca | | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada UUCP : ...!{uunet,cunews}!bnrgate | | !bmerh185!tessier | \------------------------------------------------------------------/
tadguy@abcfd01.larc.nasa.gov (Tad Guy) (10/11/90)
In article <4514@bwdls58.UUCP> tessier@bmerh178.BNR.CA (Daniel Tessier) writes: > I got my hands on the source for a package called Amigatcp from > abcfd20.larc.nasa.gov. Problem is, there's no documentation... > Not even a ReadMe file!!! Anyways, does anybody know where I can > get some documentation? If not, can anybody e-mail me a summary > of what it does? You must have retrieved only the sources. The documentation was distributed in the binaries postings (and not in the sources postings). Anonymous ftp abcfd20.larc.nasa.gov: Sun 18-Mar-89 01:06:49 46689 usenet/comp.binaries.amiga/volume89/comm/amigatcp.uu4.Z Sun 18-Mar-89 01:05:35 57841 usenet/comp.binaries.amiga/volume89/comm/amigatcp.uu3.Z Sun 18-Mar-89 01:04:24 57285 usenet/comp.binaries.amiga/volume89/comm/amigatcp.uu2.Z Sun 18-Mar-89 01:03:08 56591 usenet/comp.binaries.amiga/volume89/comm/amigatcp.uu1.Z ...tad
paul@wa1omm.UUCP (Paul MacDonald) (10/14/90)
>In article <4514@bwdls58.UUCP> tessier@bmerh178.BNR.CA (Daniel Tessier) writes: >I got my hands on the source for a package called Amigatcp from >abcfd20.larc.nasa.gov. Problem is, there's no documentation... >Not even a ReadMe file!!! Anyways, does anybody know where I can >get some documentation? If not, can anybody e-mail me a summary >of what it does? > >Any help would be greatly appreciated. I believe what you have is the AMIGA TCP/IP (actually NOS) system for amateur radio packet use. The author is KA9Q. The version you have was amigatized by Charlie Mamakos <sp>. -- /\ /\ //\\//\\ +--------------------------------------------+ | From the shack of WA1OMM -- Paul MacDonald | | Using the power of the multitasking Amiga! | | | | Compuserve: 70411,626 PLink: UPPERCRUST | | Amateur Packet Radio: WA1OMM@KB4N.NH.USA | | Usenet: ubbs-nh.mv.com!wa1omm!paul | +--------------------------------------------+
a665@mindlink.UUCP (Anthon Pang) (10/15/90)
paul@wa1omm.UUCP writes: > I believe what you have is the AMIGA TCP/IP (actually NOS) system for > amateur radio packet use. The author is KA9Q. The version you have was > amigatized by Charlie Mamakos <sp>. Isn't is Louis Mamakos? (which I recall from his email address...)
louie@sayshell.umd.edu (Louis A. Mamakos) (10/16/90)
In article <paul.4698@wa1omm.UUCP> paul@wa1omm.UUCP (Paul MacDonald) writes: >I believe what you have is the AMIGA TCP/IP (actually NOS) system for >amateur radio packet use. The author is KA9Q. The version you have was >amigatized by Charlie Mamakos <sp>. Wow, that's the first time someone has totally screwed up my FIRST name, and got the last name correct. I'm Louis Mamakos, WA3YMH, and I did the Amiga port of Phil Karn's NOS code to the amiga platform. Its primary use was intended for Amateur packet radio work, though it does also support SLIP. The amgiatcp thing running around is a port of a much earlier version of Phil's code (circa 1987/88), and is somewhat inferior to the later versions. You can get the last version that I ported from Sayshell.UMD.EDU via anonymous FTP. Please don't ask me to mail it to you as its much too large, and I just don't have the time to deal with requests for it. Unfortunatly, the documentation problem hasn't been solved, although the Amiga port is very similar to the base line IBM MS-DOS version, so that manual would be quite a bit of help. Of course, full source is included which is the last word in documentation.. This will likely be the last release that I'll be making as I'm selling off all my Amiga hardware to buy a UNIX box for home (a NextStation, actually). louie
paul@wa1omm.UUCP (Paul MacDonald) (10/21/90)
>In article <3546@mindlink.UUCP> a665@mindlink.UUCP (Anthon Pang) writes: >paul@wa1omm.UUCP writes: >> I believe what you have is the AMIGA TCP/IP (actually NOS) system for >> amateur radio packet use. The author is KA9Q. The version you have was >> amigatized by Charlie Mamakos <sp>. > >Isn't is Louis Mamakos? (which I recall from his email address...) Yep (sorry Louie) ... I get his name confused with Charlie Matco! Gee ... saw a movie the other night with a Peter Mamakos. Wonder if there is a relationship there? -- /\ /\ //\\//\\ +--------------------------------------------+ | From the shack of WA1OMM -- Paul MacDonald | | Using the power of the multitasking Amiga! | | | | Compuserve: 70411,626 PLink: UPPERCRUST | | Amateur Packet Radio: WA1OMM@KB4N.NH.USA | | Usenet: ubbs-nh.mv.com!wa1omm!paul | +--------------------------------------------+