fred@pnet01.cts.com (Fred Brooks) (05/03/88)
xDOR use my MX2 kernel to write the background task . I already have a
disk shareing network written for ST's that use the RS232 ports. You
would have to just port the driver over to the 8 bit machine. xD
If you need a copy of MX2 just write me at this address . It's PD.
}iFred Brooks
4145 44st #5
san diego ca 92105
It includes complete source code.
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INET: fred@pnet01.cts.comrankinp@cs.glasgow.ac.uk (Peter Rankin) (05/10/88)
In article <2907@crash.cts.com> Fred Brooks writes: >xDOR use my MX2 kernel to write the background task . I already have a >disk shareing network written for ST's that use the RS232 ports. You >would have to just port the driver over to the 8 bit machine. xD >If you need a copy of MX2 just write me at this address . It's PD. > Could you email a copy to me or post it to comp.binaries? I am sure there would be a demand for it. Thanks. Peter Rankin
rankinp@cs.glasgow.ac.uk (Peter Rankin) (05/10/88)
In article <2907@crash.cts.com> Fred Brooks writes: >xDOR use my MX2 kernel to write the background task . I already have a >disk shareing network written for ST's that use the RS232 ports. You >would have to just port the driver over to the 8 bit machine. xD >If you need a copy of MX2 just write me at this address . It's PD. > Could you email a copy to me or post it to comp.binaries? I am sure there would be a demand for it. Thanks. Peter Rankin
fred@pnet01.cts.com (Fred Brooks) (05/12/88)
rankinp@cs.glasgow.ac.uk (Peter Rankin) writes: >In article <2907@crash.cts.com> Fred Brooks writes: > >>xDOR use my MX2 kernel to write the background task . I already have a >>disk shareing network written for ST's that use the RS232 ports. You >>would have to just port the driver over to the 8 bit machine. xD >>If you need a copy of MX2 just write me at this address . It's PD. >> > > >Could you email a copy to me or post it to comp.binaries? I am sure there would >be a demand for it. Thanks. > >Peter Rankin > > I can't post here but if anyone want's a copy they can send a DS disk and a S.A.S.E. with $2 to Fred Brooks 4145 44st #5 San Diego CA 92105 Your will receive the complete Modula-2 source, and all binarys. For the persons who have already used MX2 earlier versions I would like any comments on bugs things to improve or programs that have caused problems. UUCP: {cbosgd hplabs!hp-sdd sdcsvax nosc}!crash!pnet01!fred ARPA: crash!pnet01!fred@nosc.mil INET: fred@pnet01.cts.com
wes@obie.UUCP (Barnacle Wes) (05/15/88)
In article <2907@crash.cts.com> Fred Brooks writes: >[...] use my MX2 kernel to write the background task . I already have a >disk shareing network written for ST's that use the RS232 ports. You >would have to just port the driver over to the 8 bit machine. xD >If you need a copy of MX2 just write me at this address . It's PD. What happens on your network when two users open a file and begin writing to it? Has anyone tried this with RTX? This is the worst nightmare of kludging a network onto a boneheaded system like TOS. What physical connection do you use for your MX2 network - MIDI?
fred@pnet01.cts.com (Fred Brooks) (05/19/88)
wes@obie.UUCP (Barnacle Wes) writes: >In article <2907@crash.cts.com> Fred Brooks writes: >>[...] use my MX2 kernel to write the background task . I already have a >>disk shareing network written for ST's that use the RS232 ports. You >>would have to just port the driver over to the 8 bit machine. xD >>If you need a copy of MX2 just write me at this address . It's PD. > >What happens on your network when two users open a file and begin >writing to it? Has anyone tried this with RTX? This is the worst >nightmare of kludging a network onto a boneheaded system like TOS. >What physical connection do you use for your MX2 network - MIDI? With out real file locking you would have to use lock files to control access. I could easily add the code to GEMDOS to lock files down to the byte but "is it reallyxD worth it?" Maybe on the next release I will add file locking when a file is opened for W or R/W but i think it will cause more problems that it's worth. As for the physical connection you can use the MIDI or AUX port for the network. UUCP: {cbosgd hplabs!hp-sdd sdcsvax nosc}!crash!pnet01!fred ARPA: crash!pnet01!fred@nosc.mil INET: fred@pnet01.cts.com