henderson@hamavnet.com (07/03/90)
Hello there, I managed to get a hold of the KA9Q package for the Atari ST. It took quite a bit of looking and asking, until a kind sould in Europe uucp'd me the files. If someone would like a copy of the files, I'd be happy to uucp them to you. Javier Henderson | henderson@hamavnet.com | These opinions Engineering Services | Ham Packet: N6VBG @ KD7XG-1 | are all mine. Hamilton Avnet | WWIVNet: 1@2397 |
BLS7@psuvm.psu.edu (07/04/90)
In article <1683.268f792f@hamavnet.com>, henderson@hamavnet.com says: > >Hello there, > >I managed to get a hold of the KA9Q package for the Atari ST. It took quite a >bit of looking and asking, until a kind sould in Europe uucp'd me the files. > >If someone would like a copy of the files, I'd be happy to uucp them to you. The files for KA9Q are also on terminator.cc.umich.edu for annonomous ftp under the /atari/telecomm directory. Thought you would like to know. :-) Babs Silvas
mn@atari.UUCP (Mike Nowicki) (07/06/90)
In article <90184.141630BLS7@psuvm.psu.edu> BLS7@psuvm.psu.edu writes: >In article <1683.268f792f@hamavnet.com>, henderson@hamavnet.com says: >> >>Hello there, >> >>I managed to get a hold of the KA9Q package for the Atari ST. It took quite a >>bit of looking and asking, until a kind sould in Europe uucp'd me the files. >> >>If someone would like a copy of the files, I'd be happy to uucp them to you. > >The files for KA9Q are also on terminator.cc.umich.edu for annonomous ftp under >the /atari/telecomm directory. Thought you would like to know. :-) > >Babs Silvas The KA9Q is a ham radio callsign. Armed with that knowledge you could also have gone to a public library that has a copy of the ARRL ham radio callsign directory and found his (or her) address and written them directly. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Michael Nowicki N6LUU Atari Corp,Sunnyvale CA /TT/UNIX/X team | |............................................................................| | char *disclaimer=" Views expressed are my own, not my employer's"; | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Henry_Burdett_Messenger@cup.portal.com (07/06/90)
Babs Silvas writes: > The files for KA9Q are also on terminator.cc.umich.edu for annonomous ftp und er > the /atari/telecomm directory. Thought you would like to know. :-) 1. I have it on good authority that the version on Terminator is not current. 2. Not everybody on the net can use FTP. Including myself. - hbm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Henry B. Messenger "You want my reply? henry_burdett_messenger@cup.portal.com What was the question? I was looking at the big sky."
glenne@hpnmdla.HP.COM (Glenn Elmore) (07/06/90)
> >The files for KA9Q are also on terminator.cc.umich.edu for annonomous ftp under > >the /atari/telecomm directory. Thought you would like to know. :-) > > > >Babs Silvas Michael Nowicki N6LUU writes: > > The KA9Q is a ham radio callsign. Armed with that knowledge you could also > have gone to a public library that has a copy of the ARRL ham radio callsign > directory and found his (or her) address and written them directly. > However, most of the porting of Phil's code to the ST has been done by amateurs in Europe, DG2KK and recently PE1CHL. Distribution of current ST code in the US has been a problem, I've mailed out more diskettes than I would have preferred because of this. Not only could you have gone to the library, but in northern California anyway you could have used tcp/ip to finger the amateur radio database which n6oyu runs and gotten the information via radio. Of course if you only have an Atari that might require the very code you were trying to get it .... Glenn Elmore -N6GN- N6GN @ K3MC glenn@n6gn.ampr.org glenne@hpnmd.hp.com
goldstein@carafe.enet.dec.com (Fred R. Goldstein) (07/06/90)
In article <2235@atari.UUCP>, mn@atari.UUCP (Mike Nowicki) writes... > The KA9Q is a ham radio callsign. Armed with that knowledge you could also >have gone to a public library that has a copy of the ARRL ham radio callsign >directory and found his (or her) address and written them directly. Not a good idea. KA9Q is Phil Karn's call sign. He write the "original" MS-DOS versions of the code. Other people then write the variants, such as the Atari version. Walter Doerr DK2GG (or DG2KK?) did one of the ST ports; a later one comes from somebody in Holland. A better notesfile to ask in might be rec.ham-radio.packet. --- Fred R. Goldstein goldstein@carafe.enet.dec.com k1io or goldstein@delni.enet.dec.com voice: +1 508 486 7388
deichert@hydra.unm.edu (Diana Eichert) (07/07/90)
'Course you could also ftp to flash.bellcore.com, that's KA9Q's internet address and I believe there is a directory PEICHL on there also. I can't recall if the Atari ST files are there but at least you have another place to look. diana eichert Yrisarri Systems ( I speak for myself, because I am Yrisarri Systems. ) deichert@hydra.unm.edu
ralph@laas.fr (Ralph P. Sobek) (08/21/90)
Hi folks! In article <1683.268f792f@hamavnet.com> henderson@hamavnet.com writes: | I managed to get a hold of the KA9Q package for the Atari ST. It took quite a | bit of looking and asking, until a kind sould in Europe uucp'd me the files. | | If someone would like a copy of the files, I'd be happy to uucp them to you. I tried replying but if anyone (especially in Europe) has the ka9q source for the Atari ST, I *sure* am interested. I had a copy on a Sun cassette and accidently destroyed it with everything else ;-( -- Ralph P. Sobek Disclaimer: The above ruminations are my own. ralph@laas.fr Addresses are ordered by importance. ralph@laas.uucp, or ...!uunet!laas!ralph If all else fails, try: sobek@eclair.Berkeley.EDU =============================================================================== Reliable software should kill people reliably! -Andy Mickel, Pascal News #13,78