erv@everest.TANDEM.COM (E. Videki) (03/23/91)
Archive-name: languages/oberon/oberon-m/1991-03-22 Archive: ucsd.edu:/pub/oberonm.* [128.54.16.1] Original-posting-by: erv@everest.TANDEM.COM (E. Videki) Original-subject: Oberon-M MSDOS: How to get it Reposted-by: emv@msen.com (Edward Vielmetti, MSEN) How to get the Oberon-M package for the MSDOS environment. Some (but not all) of the network problems have been cleared up, so here is where you can obtain my Oberon-M package for MSDOS at your own fetching: 1) SIMTEL20 machine name: WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL Internet address: 26.2.0.74, 192.88.110.20 subdirectory: pd1:<msdos.pgmutl> file names: OBERONM.ZIP fetch how: anonymous FTP unpack how: PKZIP under MSDOS 2) UCSD machine name: ucsd, ucsd.edu, pop.ucsd.edu Internet address: 128.54.16.1 subdirectory: ~ftp/pub file names: oberonm.exe, oberonm.info fetch how: anonymous FTP unpack how: For oberonm.exe: binary transfer to MSDOS, then execute (self unzipping files) For oberonm.info: ascii transfer for human reading 3) ETH Zurich (may not be permanent) machine name: neptune.inf.ethz.ch Internet address: 129.132.101.33 subdirectory: Oberon/80186 file names: oberonm.exe, oberonm.info fetch how: anonymous FTP unpack how: For oberonm.exe: binary transfer to MSDOS, then execute (self unzipping files) For oberonm.info: ascii transfer for human reading *** Note: ETH has not tested this package extensively and does not claim or disclaim its validity relative to the ETH Oberon System. Keeping the files here is only being done as a courtesy to European users who want to fetch it from a closer location. It may become permanent in the future. 4) comp.binaries.ibm.pc machine name: Usenet newsgroup Internet address: N/A file formats: 5 uuencoded "mail" messages fetch how: capture the messages unpack how: Instructions are at the head of the first message. *** Note: at the time of this posting, comp.binaries.ibm.pc does not yet have the files publicly available, but is expected to relatively soon. 5) alt.sources (same as in comp.binaries.ibm.pc , but available here also by request from some users) --E. Videki 21 Mar 91 erv @ k2.everest.tandem.com