UUCP@vu-vlsi.UUCP (06/11/87)
I think that the point that was being driven towards ( 8-{)> ) was that
TRSDOS 1.3 is not exactly the most advanced OS available for this kind
of development. And, the comment made earlier was right. AS IT COMES,
TRSDOS 1.3 cannot support DS drives, or 80 track drives. LDOS *can*.
It has been recently upgraded, and is the most logical starting point
for a project of this kind, especially since the source code is
available for it.
---- George Madison
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