On 04/29/2019 02:23 PM, Al Kossow via cctalk wrote:
On 4/29/19 9:30 AM, Jon Elson via cctalk wrote:Back in 1984 I had cloned a Logical Microcomputer Co. Genix system based on the Nat. Semi. 16032 chip set. I had a dd dump of the distribution on floppies, but that was unreadable. I just found a binder with about an inch of fanfold printouts of all the device drivers, low-level system routines, boot loaders, etc in c source format. These were printed on my Honeywell "big iron" drum printer with a funny character set, so many of the ASCII 96 characters are printed using overprints. Like, { shows as a < overprinted with (. So, it might be tricky to scan and OCR it without training the OCR. Not sure anybody would be interested in it, anyway. JonI have an image of the Genix source tape. Will try to dig it up.
Oh, OK, then maybe there's no need to scan this stuff. Jon
