aij@s.cc.purdue.edu (Ray Moody) (05/02/87)
Hello! In article <486@unisec.usi.com> mark@unisec.usi.com (Mark Rinfret) writes: >Some time ago, somebody (I didn't save the message) posted a notice that a >new version of C64 Kermit with VT100 emulation was available. I quickly >sent off my check for $5.00 and have not heard a word. I haven't gone >through my cancelled checks to see if it was ever cashed, but I'm beginning >to believe that I was the victim of an April Fool's joke. Perhaps the >address, "Dr. Evil Labs" should have tipped me off, but I wanted the VT100 >emulator badly enough to believe it. Has anyone else (or the poster) got >any information regarding this item? Thanks. I am the arthur of Commodore-64/Commodore-128 Kermit Version 2.0. I posted the article announcing its release. You have _NOT_ been the victum of a bad April Fool's joke. You will receive your disk shortly. In article <150NU020520@NDSUVM1> NU020520@NDSUVM1.BITNET writes: >Has anyone have the new kermit version 2.0??? >I have tried to download it from kermsrv@cuvma, but it takes up 91 >blocks on my cms logon. That is much too long, it requires more storage than >one 1541 disk drive can handle. Do I have the wrong program? >The one I have been trying to download is c64v2 m65. Also if anyone has >succesfully downloaded it, what assembler did you use. I don't recognize >the format that its in. You have the right file. Its on the order of 356Kbytes. That is more that two 1541s can handle. (but just the right size for a PDP. (=: ) The assembler I use is the assembler used for Apple Kermit, with a few additional hacks I added myself. Unfortunately, the people in charge of Kermit distribution don't seem to be interested in obtaining my version of the assembler. ((so what good is the source code if you cant assemble it??)) Currently, the only way to get Kermit 2.0 is from Dr. Evil Labs. Ray Moody aij@s.cc.purdue.edu ihnp4!pur-ee!s.cc.purdue.edu!aij moody@purccvm.BITNET