> Roger Ivie wrote:
> >
> > >It'll be nice when Caldera follows up on their promise to release the
> > >source code for CP/M and DR-DOS (now OpenDOS). _That_ will definitely
> > >have some results on-topic for this mailing list.
> http://cdl.uta.edu/cpm/
>
> My ISP's nameserver can't track that down. And I tried filling it in as
> "utah" as well, knowing the approximate geography of Caldera.
This is the unofficial CP/M site; it's not run by Caldera, but by someone
who was willing to argue with Caldera long enough to get permission to put
the stuff up. It's being hosted by a machine at University of Texas at
Arlington: UTA.
Here's what my machine gives me when i nslookup cdl.uta.edu:
Name: dave.uta.edu
Address: 129.107.2.554
Aliases: cdl.uta.edu
> I'd post
> that private, but now that I _know_ that the OpenDOS kernel source is at
> the caldera.com site (and is only marginally within our charter), the
> CP/M source location becomes crucial to maintaining my self-respect in
> this forum. Or something like that.
IIRC, the CP/M 2.2 sources are available _somewhere_ on the caldera site,
but they're password protected and you have to find the right form to submit
to get the password, etc.
The unofficial site includes source to CP/M 2.2, 3.0, and 68K...
Roger Ivie
ivie_at_cc.usu.edu
Received on Tue Jan 06 1998 - 11:05:31 GMT