Subject: Linux-Misc Digest #284
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To: Linux-Misc@senator-bedfellow.MIT.EDU
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Date:     Sat, 18 Jun 94 13:13:50 EDT

Linux-Misc Digest #284, Volume #2                Sat, 18 Jun 94 13:13:50 EDT

Contents:
  Re: future of Unixware (Brandon S. Allbery)
  Re: GNU tar-1.11.2 bugs - patch and new binary available (Brandon S. Allbery)
  Re: Wordperfect for X-Windows (Michael Bongartz)
  Does Linux work on an ICL Pro D5/60 or D4/66d XGi ???? (Anonymous student account)
  DMA on modern motherboards (John Richardson)
  Re: unix version of dos prog XCOPY? (David Fox)
  what sound-cdrom combination is good ?? (NGUYEN  SON TRUNG)
  telnet/ftp/mosaic for mac, using linux as a proxy server? (kender@client.erinet.com (Daniel Garcia ))
  Re: unix version of dos prog XCOPY? (Rob Janssen)
  Re: unix version of dos prog XCOPY? (David Flood)
  Re: Limit memory to low 16MB ? (Brandon S. Allbery)
  Re: Thanks a lot, documenters! (Steve Brown)
  Re: Linux Projects-FAQ (Harald Milz)
  Linux Projects-FAQ (Harald Milz)

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Crossposted-To: comp.unix.unixware
From: bsa@kf8nh.wariat.org (Brandon S. Allbery)
Subject: Re: future of Unixware
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 1994 14:36:39 GMT

In article <2tu16s$33m@u.cc.utah.edu>, terry@cs.weber.edu (Terry Lambert) says:
+---------------
| Actually, a customer service rep who can look up part numbers without
| losing their place on an order entry screen is much more productive
| than one who has to start over because he only has one window to do his
| work in.
+------------->8

But you can do that in character mode with Accell, Informix-4GL, Progress, ...
and even DOS Quicken.  (Well, not part numbers :-)

++Brandon

-- 
Brandon S. Allbery         kf8nh@kf8nh.ampr.org          bsa@kf8nh.wariat.org
Friends don't let friends load Windows NT.              Linux iBCS2 emulation

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From: bsa@kf8nh.wariat.org (Brandon S. Allbery)
Subject: Re: GNU tar-1.11.2 bugs - patch and new binary available
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 1994 14:42:52 GMT

In article <2tumtp$1om@knobel.knirsch.de>, andreas@knobel.knirsch.de (Andreas Klemm) says:
+---------------
| If you are a normal user, then again the files get the ownership of the
| one who is extracting the files. This is not ok. As normal user you
| shouldn't be allowed to extract files you don't own.
| 
| I think standard behaviour is - correct me if I'm wrong - that only
| root is allowed to extract files with UID != your_own_uid.
+------------->8

You are wrong... any user can extract any file from a tar archive, under all
tars I have used (GNU, BSD, System V R1/R2/R3, v7, Xenix, etc.).  However,
except under System V (which allows you to "give files away" with chown) the
files will be unpacked with the extracting user's uid/gid unless the
extracting user has uid 0.

Tar was not designed to be a secure backup/restore facility.  After all, if
the user has read access to the device or file containing the archive, they
can use means other than tar to read it (there are, for example, several Perl
scripts that can read tar archives) so any security built into tar would be
worthless.

++Brandon
-- 
Brandon S. Allbery         kf8nh@kf8nh.ampr.org          bsa@kf8nh.wariat.org
Friends don't let friends load Windows NT.              Linux iBCS2 emulation

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From: micha@mubo.saar.de (Michael Bongartz)
Subject: Re: Wordperfect for X-Windows
Date: Fri, 17 Jun 1994 16:23:38 GMT

On Thu, 16 Jun 1994 02:29:37 GMT in comp.os.linux.misc, Mark A. Davis (mark@taylor.infi.net) wrote:
: robp@unixg.ubc.ca (Robert Bruce Prior) writes:

: >When I start the demo from the stock demo shell script, I get the error
: >(in it's own box, titled "Error (1)"), "Could not create a new process --"
: >with an "OK" box at the bottom.  Clicking on OK returns me to WP with no 
: >problems, and the program runs *great* after that, but I am still left 
: >wondering what it is trying to do that it can't... And if it could be a 
: >problem with my system?

: Not strange.  I had that error before, and I found out what it was, I
: think.  The problem is I just can't remember!  Damn!

Is there a little chance to remember? ;-)

I've the same stupid problem here :-(

Micha

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From: pvt2-032@dront.nada.kth.se (Anonymous student account)
Subject: Does Linux work on an ICL Pro D5/60 or D4/66d XGi ????
Date: 18 Jun 1994 15:15:44 GMT

Hi,
  is there anyone which is running Linux successfully on EITHER a
  ICL ErgoPRO D5/60, a pentium based PC using SCSI (supposed to lookalike
  ADAPTEC integrated on the motherboard), and graphic (also integrated
  on the motherboard) called HRA10i local bus (supposed to look alike
  as a Cirrus Logic chip)

  or

  ICL ErgoPRO D4/66d XGi, graphic local bus (also supposed to be Cirrus
  Logic) and an on board SCSI.

I would REALLY appreciate any input on this otherwise do I have use a
SUN station instead.

(I have called tech support on ICL already and they couldn't answer my
 questions.)

Regards,

  Roger

ps.
   also wants to know how to be able to use Swedish characters using
   bash and running emacs, no luck so far
ds.

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From: jrichard@cs.uml.edu (John Richardson)
Subject: DMA on modern motherboards
Date: 18 Jun 1994 05:05:06 GMT


I posted this to comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware but didn't get a clear
answer yet...

Does anyone know how DMA occurs in modern PCs?  My older reference
"The IBM PC from the Inside Out" mentions that the DMA controller
holds the CPU in wait states while DMA occurs.  DMA was done this
way because it was simpler to design the logic for (rather than
worring about bus contention between the DMAC and the CPU etc).

I've read nothing to indicate that this has changed for the modern
486 motherboard.  Is this still true?

thanks,
John Richardson
jrichard@cs.uml.edu

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From: fox@graphics.cs.nyu.edu (David Fox)
Subject: Re: unix version of dos prog XCOPY?
Date: 18 Jun 1994 04:04:29 GMT

In article <2tsos0$odm@news.u.washington.edu> dcflood@u.washington.edu (David Flood) writes:

] Before re-inventing the wheel, I am looking for the source code of a
] program that works like the messy-dos program XCOPY.  Anyone know of
] one?

Tell us what it does!
--
David Fox                                               xoF divaD
NYU Media Research Lab                     baL hcraeseR aideM UYN

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From: nguyens@ecf.toronto.edu (NGUYEN  SON TRUNG)
Subject: what sound-cdrom combination is good ??
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 1994 05:17:15 GMT

Hello Netters:

        I am thinking of getting a CD-ROM drive and a Sound Card and have every
intention of using it within the Linux environment.  Does anyone have a suggestion as to which combination would be good.  Should I get a Sony 33A with a 
SB  multiCD or a SB 16 + Creative Lab CDROM ??  I am looking for something
that works well in  Linux.  

        I would appreciate any suggestions, experiences  etc.

PLEASE EMAIL

Thanks in Advance,

S. Nguyen

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From: kender@client.erinet.com (Daniel Garcia <System Overlord>)
Crossposted-To: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: telnet/ftp/mosaic for mac, using linux as a proxy server?
Date: 18 Jun 1994 15:30:08 GMT

Ok - here's my deal - first of all, this is what I have:

        Compudyne Pentium Tower, running linux 1.0.8
        (I think), and using a PPP link to the internet
        (single IP number only).

        My girlfriend's father's mac, which will have ethernet,
        
        My girlfriend's father - who desires to get onto the net
        through his mac.

We are considering a low scale LAN between my pentium and his mac (macs
can support straight ethernet, right?).  He will probably need a 'local'
ip number, in order to be able to connect to my linux box, etc... however,
he can NOT connect outisde of my machine, directly (I only have the one
ip number via PPP, and would probably lose my account for advertising as
a router over it - 'sides, it's only a 14.4 (but compressed ;)), so, what
I need, is something that would run on my linux box, that when my gf's
father wanted to, say telnet from his mac, his telnet program would actually
connect to the daemon running on my linux box, which would then go and 
make the connection to the outside world - so that my linux box acts
kinda like a filter (is this what a proxy server is?).  Bascially, he wants
to do telnet, ftp, news, etc...  any ideas?  What will I need?  My budget
is VERY limited right now, so freeware would be preferred.  I guess I would
need something for his mac that would run tcp/ip (oh - we also want to run
NFS - to share one of my partitions between my machine and his - can that be
done, for a minor amount of money?), as well as these versions of ftp, etc all
that would filter through my machine.

Thanks in advance for all your help!

D

ps. email or responses to comp.os.linux.misc preferred, I don't have time
    to read a number of newsgroups, since I'm working a fulltime job, a 
    partime one, a number of contracts, etc.... and most of what happens in
    the mac newsgroup is irrelavent to me (my work involves unix/netware)


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Ethernet is||Daniel Garcia - ATP Group - LLNL Gigabit Testbed||AntiClipperCens
for Sissies||  Lawrence Livermore Nat'l Labs - Livermore, CA ||orshipFightingF
Disclaimer.||dgarcia@cohl.llnl.gov <=-email-=> kender@esu.edu||reedomLovingCru

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From: rob@pe1chl.ampr.org (Rob Janssen)
Subject: Re: unix version of dos prog XCOPY?
Reply-To: pe1chl@rabo.nl
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 1994 00:44:27 GMT

In <2tsos0$odm@news.u.washington.edu> dcflood@u.washington.edu (David Flood) writes:

>Before re-inventing the wheel, I am looking for the source code of a program
>that works like the messy-dos program XCOPY.  Anyone know of one?

Try GNU "cp"...

Rob
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=========================================================================
| Rob Janssen                | AMPRnet:   rob@pe1chl.ampr.org           |
| e-mail: pe1chl@rabo.nl     | AX.25 BBS: PE1CHL@PI8UTR.#UTR.NLD.EU     |
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From: dcflood@u.washington.edu (David Flood)
Subject: Re: unix version of dos prog XCOPY?
Date: 18 Jun 1994 15:53:39 GMT

wirzeniu@cc.Helsinki.FI (Lars Wirzenius) writes:

>man.tgz (currently on disk ap1, I think) is what you're looking for.

Thanks, that's one part I didn't install.  I'll go get it.

>Also try ``cp --help''.

Looked at it and couldn't make much sense of it.
-- 
=============================================================================
dcflood@u.washington.edu

The above opinions are mine alone and do not reflect anyone elses.
Besides, who wants my opinion anyway?
=============================================================================

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From: bsa@kf8nh.wariat.org (Brandon S. Allbery)
Subject: Re: Limit memory to low 16MB ?
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 1994 15:44:09 GMT

In article <2turhp$2dj@maya.dei.unipd.it>, hman@arianna.dei.unipd.it (Heiko Herold) says:
+---------------
| In article <1994Jun17.214453.16797@kf8nh.wariat.org>,
| Brandon S. Allbery <bsa@kf8nh.wariat.org> wrote:
| >If you don't need it, don't use it; it means exactly what it says (any memory
| >beyond 16MB will be completely ignored).
| 
| What about swap ? 
| Does that limit the amount of ram or ram+swap ?
+------------->8

It only limits physical RAM, not swap.

++Brandon
-- 
Brandon S. Allbery         kf8nh@kf8nh.ampr.org          bsa@kf8nh.wariat.org
Friends don't let friends load Windows NT.              Linux iBCS2 emulation

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From: sbrown@charon.dseg.ti.com (Steve Brown)
Subject: Re: Thanks a lot, documenters!
Date: Fri, 17 Jun 1994 13:58:49 GMT

In article <2tpnu5$gfq@nain.ifi.uio.no> sverrehu@ifi.uio.no (Sverre H. Huseby) writes:

> To add some more noise to this group:
> 
> I suddenly felt extremely grateful to all you creators
> and maintainers of HOWTOs, FAQs, LDP-docs and other info-
> material regarding Linux. Thank you, thanks a lot!
> 
> 
> Sverre.

Yes!  I couldn't agree more.  Thanks,

              *********************************************
              |  Steve Brown, WD5HCY         |            |
              |  sbrown@charon.dseg.ti.com   | Simplicate |
              |  wd5hcy@wd5hcy.ampr.org      | and add    |
              |       [44.28.0.61]           | lightness. |
              *********************************************

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From: hm@seneca.ix.de (Harald Milz)
Subject: Re: Linux Projects-FAQ
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 1994 13:26:28 GMT
Reply-To: hm@seneca.ix.de

M P Davison (een5mpd@sun.leeds.ac.uk) wrote:
: > This is will be a very useful piece of documentation - could this also find a use as
: > a starting point for a _catalogoue_ of Linux apps. Maybe once you have removed them
: > from the _under development_ FAQ you could place them on an _up and running_ FAQ ? 

This is another story covered by the LSM :)

-- 
Harald Milz                             office: hm@ix.de
iX Multiuser Multitasking Magazine      home:   hm@seneca.ix.de
Opinions are mine, not my employer's -- the answer is Forty-two


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Crossposted-To: comp.os.linux.help
From: hm@seneca.ix.de (Harald Milz)
Subject: Linux Projects-FAQ
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 1994 13:29:07 GMT
Reply-To: hm@seneca.ix.de


Archive-name: linux/Projects-FAQ
Last-modified: 18 Jun 1994
Maintained-By: Harald Milz (hm@seneca.ix.de)


                  Linux Projects-FAQ

This is the Projects-FAQ for Linux. Here you'll find
some information concerning popular projects that are
currently in the design or coding stage. Code for these
projects is not publicly available yet. However, the
software is being worked on and will be eventually
available. Please DO NOT send tons of questions to the
developers but instead let them spend their time
working on the project. This FAQ will be updated
regularly and available on sunsite.unc.edu as
/pub/Linux/docs/faqs/Projects-FAQ .

If you are about to develop a certain piece of software
and if you think it would be good to let people know,
please send me an entry according to the template shown
below. The fields "AuthorEmail" and "ETA" are optional;
if you don't believe people won't drown you in email or
don't think it's wise to tell a potential release date,
simply leave these fields empty. Please don't forget to
send me updates if the status of your project changes,
or I'll have to query you. ;^)

If you are not working on a specific project yourself
but know someone else is, please drop me a note.

After the initial release of code to the public, I
intend to leave the respective entry in the list for
some weeks or so, adding a comment where the code can
be found, then delete the entry to avoid redundancy
(with the LSM). 

This FAQ is for non-commercial Linux projects only. If
there is enough interest, then maybe someone should set
up a separate list covering commercial products some
time later. Any additional volunteers?

Sample entry follows (similar to an LSM entry, thank
you Jeff). Some sample entries (e.g. "Assistance")
don't cover every possibility - feel free to enter what
you like.

Field:len          Description
===========        ======================================================
Title:40           The name of the package.  example: "Linux for DEC 21064"
Desc1:80           5 lines of text describing the package's function or purpose
Desc2:80           The more descriptive you are the more useful the entry 
Desc3:80           will be
Desc4:80
Desc5:80
Author:65          Who is going to write the package.
AuthorEmail:40     The author's email address (optional)
InfoSources1:80    Some hints where to get additional information such as 
InfoSources2:80    mailing lists or local newsgroups
InfoSources3:80
Assistance:40      assistance sought? {required | appreciated | not required }
CurrentStat:80     {still in the design phase | first code runs | approaching 
                    ALPHA status | in ALPHA | code is available on (FTP path)}
ETA:40             Estimated time of arrival (optional & conservative ;) 
Remarks1:80        Other info of value (up to the developer), 5 lines
Remarks2:80
Remarks3:80
Remarks4:80
Remarks5:80

=============================== snip ===============================

Title:          "Xtbackup" 
Desc1:          a tcl/tk interface to Koen Holtman's tbackup 
Desc2:          tape backup software. 
Desc3:          
Desc4:          
Desc5:          
Author:         Jon Madison writing the tcl/tk interface 
AuthorEmail:    jonboy@neuromancer.ucr.edu 
InfoSources1:   just mail me. 
InfoSources2:   
InfoSources3:   
Assistance:     assistance not required (yet...i'm still learning tcl/tk) 
CurrentStat:    still in the design phase 
ETA:            I'd give it another 1-2 months before ALPHA, but i think... 
Remarks1:       ALPHA will be stable enough to be final. my "final" 
Remarks2:       release will probably be just prettying of the code; 
Remarks3:       I hope to have learned tcl/tk pretty well by the end of the 
Remarks4:       summerr (if i don't get my car first! :) 
Remarks5:       
Entered:        18 Jun 1994

=============================== snip ===============================

Title:          Linux driver for Qlogic FAST!SCSI boards 
Desc1:          VESA and ISA versions are anticipated. PCI is not 
Desc2:          currently planned because it differs significantly 
Desc3:          from the other designs. 
Desc4:          
Desc5:          
Author:         Michael A. Griffith 
AuthorEmail:    grif@cs.ucr.edu 
InfoSources1:   anon-ftp from cs.ucr.edu
InfoSources2:   pub/linux/qlogic 
InfoSources3:   
Assistance:     
CurrentStat:    Assistance actively sought. 
ETA:            Skeleton written, but no runnable code exists. 
Remarks1:       
Remarks2:       
Remarks3:       
Remarks4:       
Remarks5:       
Entered:        

=============================== snip ===============================

Title:          Linux/PowerPC 
Desc1:          A port of the Linux 1.0 kernel to the PowerPC platform. Our current 
Desc2:          hardware is an Apple PowerMac 7100/66, but we intend it to run 
Desc3:          on all PowerPC/PCI/SCSI platforms (essentially, the current 
Desc4:          PReP hardware plus some Power Macs.) 
Desc5:          
Author:         A team of five people; contact Charlton Wilbur or Jem Lewis. 
AuthorEmail:    cwilbur@polar.bowdoin.edu; jlewis@polar.bowdoin.edu 
InfoSources1:   None yet; mailing list/WWW site on the way. You can sometimes 
InfoSources2:   read interesting speculation on comp.sys.powerpc. 
InfoSources3:   PowerPC news mentions us every now and again. 
Assistance:     not required 
CurrentStat:    some development tools ported; kernel in 1st code runs 
ETA:            kernel, Sept 94; device drivers, good question. 
Remarks1:       The biggest FAQ we've run into: 
Remarks2:       This runs *instead* of System 7, not on top of it or 
Remarks3:       on top of SoftWindows. Although I don't think it's been 
Remarks4:       tried, Linux probably won't run on top of SoftWindows because 
Remarks5:       it only emulates a 286 at the moment. 
Entered:        18 Jun 1994

=============================== snip ===============================

Title:          Visual-Bell HOWTO 
Desc1:          A standard-format howto with instructions to disable the 
Desc2:          audible and a kernel patch as a catch-all solution 
Desc3:          
Desc4:          
Desc5:          
Author:         Alessandro Rubini 
AuthorEmail:    rubini@ipvvis.unipv.it 
InfoSources1:   
InfoSources2:   
InfoSources3:   
Assistance:     not required 
CurrentStat:    
ETA:            end of june 
Remarks1:       
Remarks2:       
Remarks3:       
Remarks4:       
Remarks5:       
Entered:        18 Jun 1994

=============================== snip ===============================

Title:          Xu-lib & Widget Set 
Desc1:          A library & widget set to "emulate" the look&feel and 
Desc2:          the programming interface of OSF/Motif (R) 
Desc3:          The title is likely to change sometimes 
Desc4:          
Desc5:          
Author:         Udo Baumgart 
AuthorEmail:    U.BAUMGART@hot.gun.de 
InfoSources1:   
InfoSources2:   
InfoSources3:   
Assistance:     appreciated 
CurrentStat:    first code runs 
ETA:            first beta: end 1994 
Remarks1:       I hope i can compile mosaic in autumn 1994 so there 
Remarks2:       will be a non Motif version of mosaic. 
Remarks3:       I would like to have public available source for Motif 
Remarks4:       to test the stuff. BUT: Please ask via e-mail before 
Remarks5:       posting anything >20 KB. My disk is full enough 
Entered:        18 Jun 1994

=============================== snip ===============================

Title:          aic7770 SCSI driver 
Desc1:          driver for all scsi controllers using the aic7770 chip, 
Desc2:          such as Adaptec's AHA-274x and AHA-284x models (and probably 
Desc3:          the AHA-294x), as well as some motherboards. 
Desc4:          
Desc5:          
Author:         Scott M. Ferris, and others 
AuthorEmail:    sferris@winternet.com 
InfoSources1:   Announcements will be made in the linux newsgroups 
InfoSources2:   and the SCSI channel of the linux-activists mailing lists 
InfoSources3:   when the driver is ready. 
Assistance:     appreciated 
CurrentStat:    working on microcode for the sequencer. 
ETA:            
Remarks1:       Please don't email the author asking for release dates. 
Remarks2:       Developers who wish to assist should email the author with 
Remarks3:       "aic7770 development" in the subject line. All others please include 
Remarks4:       at least "aic7770" in the subject line to ease mail filtering. 
Remarks5:       Don't volunteer for testing unless you can risk all data on your disk. 
Entered:        18 Jun 1994

=============================== snip ===============================

Title:          bochs 
Desc1:          Portable Intel x86 emulator. 
Desc2:          multi-platform emulation of the Intel 80486 & 
Desc3:          associated PC hardware suite. support for graphics via 
Desc4:          X11R5 & text mode via curses. 
Desc5:          
Author:         Kevin P. Lawton 
AuthorEmail:    bochs@tiac.net 
InfoSources1:   to join mailing list: 
InfoSources2:   mail to listproc@amscons.com, with body of: 
InfoSources3:   subscribe bochs-developers FirstName LastName 
Assistance:     appreciated 
CurrentStat:    still in the design phase 
ETA:            few months to bare 8086 version 
Remarks1:       Creating modular interface for developers to add emulation 
Remarks2:       support for favorite hardware. Framework being coded 
Remarks3:       for 80486, though currently adding support only for 
Remarks4:       real-mode instruction set, protection model, etc. 
Remarks5:       Shareware licensed. Source will be ftp'able. 
Entered:        18 Jun 1994

=============================== snip ===============================

Title:          gpm-Linux 
Desc1:          Gpm is general purpose mouse server for the linux text 
Desc2:          console. Applications can register as clients and get 
Desc3:          cooked mouse events. I'll provide sample clients as well. 
Desc4:          Gpm is based on "selection" and "selection" is the default 
Desc5:          behaviour when no clients are there. 
Author:         Alessandro Rubini 
AuthorEmail:    rubini@ipvvis.unipv.it 
InfoSources1:   
InfoSources2:   
InfoSources3:   
Assistance:     slightly appreciated (to test mouse types) 
CurrentStat:    
ETA:            beta: august; 1.0: october (conservative) 
Remarks1:       Andrew Haylett can be regarded as co-author. 
Remarks2:       The server will be presented at the Linux symposium. 
Remarks3:       
Remarks4:       
Remarks5:       
Entered:        18 Jun 1994

=============================== snip ===============================

Title:          x2600 
Desc1:          An atari 2600 emulator for xwindows. Graphics, but no 
Desc2:          sound. Could turn out VERY SLOW! 
Desc3:          
Desc4:          
Desc5:          
Author:         Alex Hornby. 
AuthorEmail:    csuou@warwick.ac.uk 
InfoSources1:   file /computing/systems/atari/umich/8bit/Vcs/2600doc.zip 
InfoSources2:   at src.doc.ic.ac.uk 
InfoSources3:   
Assistance:     assistance appreciated 
CurrentStat:    65xx emulator running, TIA a nightmare 
ETA:            2001 
Remarks1:       Due to the wierd memory mappings an all i/o being 
Remarks2:       memory mapped it runs very slow. If you have written 
Remarks3:       a 6502/6510 based emulator I'm interested in your ideas. 
Remarks4:       
Remarks5:       
Entered:        18 Jun 1994

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iX Multiuser Multitasking Magazine      home:   hm@seneca.ix.de
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