tneff@bfmny0.UUCP (Tom Neff) (07/23/89)
The posted "bozo.c" looks very interesting, however I encountered a problem installing it on my Sears GDO/386 (revision 7.2) Garage Door Opener (this is the twin-door Megapixel Home Sentry model). I compiled with cc -O -DSEARS_GARAGE_DOOR_OPENER bozo.c as suggested, and the link occurred without error. However when I installed bozo, it caused my garage door to open and close rapidly and repeatedly when the Mrs. activated it on return from an afternoon shopping trip. The door swung up and down, again and again, with great force, leaving several large dents in the hood of our Sentra. My wife was understandably shocked and annoyed at this behavior, and in fact left for her mother's later the same evening. I have not heard from her since, despite repeated phone calls to both her mother's house and the house of that so-and-so brother in law of mine. Does anyone have a diff(3C) patch for bozo.c that addresses this problem? -- "My God, Thiokol, when do you \\ Tom Neff want me to launch -- next April?" \\ uunet!bfmny0!tneff
kibo@pawl.rpi.edu (James 'Kibo' Parry) (07/23/89)
In article <14483@bfmny0.UUCP> tneff@bfmny0.UUCP (Tom Neff) writes: > However when I >installed bozo, it caused my garage door to open and close rapidly and >repeatedly when the Mrs. activated it on return from an afternoon >shopping trip. The door swung up and down, again and again, with great >force, leaving several large dents in the hood of our Sentra. Your garage door is a bozo, then. >Does anyone have a diff(3C) patch for bozo.c that addresses this >problem? Too late -- it's just been rewritten in 80386 assembly language, or maybe APL, I forget which. There's also a version for K, the KiboSystem language, which is exactly one instruction long (K has some neat bozo-detection features.) james "kibo" parry, 138 birch lane, scotia, ny 12302 usa / All colors are kibo%pawl.rpi.edu@itsgw.rpi.edu _________________________/ arbitrary. kibo@mts.rpi.edu / Kibology / Anything I say is the opinion userfe0n@rpitsmts.bitnet / is better! / of myself, and not of Xibo.
jordan@Morgan.COM (Jordan Hayes) (07/24/89)
Chuck Sites <chuck@coplex.UUCP> writes:
we are still trying to decide the networking protocal to use.
Or which variant of English to use.
/jordan