brengle@hpcltjb.HP.COM (Tim Brengle) (02/03/88)
Is there a UNIX (actually System V) UNARC? How might I get hold of it (assuming that it exists)? Tim Brengle brengle%hpclisp%hplabs.hp.com ...!hplabs!hpclisp!brengle
phn@dde.uucp (Per H. Nielsen) (02/11/88)
In article <1140010@hpcltjb.HP.COM>, brengle@hpcltjb.HP.COM (Tim Brengle) writes: > Is there a UNIX (actually System V) UNARC? How might I get hold of it > (assuming that it exists)? Just what I have been looking for. I would like to have one too. -- +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Per H. Nielsen @ Dansk Data Elektronik A/S, | | E-mail: ..!uunet!mcvax!diku!dde!phn or phn@dde.uucp | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
abp@j.cc.purdue.edu (Jeffrey J Wieland) (02/18/88)
In article <147@Giraf.dde.uucp> phn@dde.uucp (Per H. Nielsen) writes: >In article <1140010@hpcltjb.HP.COM>, brengle@hpcltjb.HP.COM (Tim Brengle) writes: >> Is there a UNIX (actually System V) UNARC? How might I get hold of it >> (assuming that it exists)? >Just what I have been looking for. >I would like to have one too. ARC for 4.2 BSD and System V is available via anonymous ftp from simtel20.arpa. They are in the directory "pd2:<unix.arc-lbr>". This is a version of SEA ARC, so it doesn't support one of the file compression algorithms used by PKARC. I believe that PKARC has an option to force compatibilty with earlier ARC programs. This same directory has LAR, an LU clone for UNIX. Jeff Wieland abp@j.cc.purdue.edu
euloth@dalcsug.UUCP (George Seto) (02/19/88)
In article <1140010@hpcltjb.HP.COM>, brengle@hpcltjb.HP.COM (Tim Brengle) writes: > Is there a UNIX (actually System V) UNARC? How might I get hold of it > (assuming that it exists)? I believe someone sent me the file, UNARC.HEX one time for CP/M. Well the fellow finally got back to me about the CP/M version of the Unarc. HE has tried the program called MLOAD.COM. It comes back with an error about a wrong character or something like that. Could it be resent to me again? Thanks. If it is possible, maybe the binary could be sent as an UUEncoded file, instead of a HEX file? It should not matter. To explain a bit, this fellow has a second hand Osborne computer but apparently the System disks are missing so he doesn't have the LOAD.COM. Also please advise on the status of the ARC program for CP/M? Thanks for the help. -- ******************************************************************************* * euloth@dalcsug.uucp || Disclaimer: All opinions are my own unless other- * * /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ || wise noted. * ****AKA: Atari Nut*************************************************************