Date: Wed, 14 Oct 92 12:46:38 -0400
From: eichin@ATHENA.MIT.EDU ("Mark W. Eichin")
Subject: Kermit for TurboDos
Keywords: TurboDos Kermit

I've uploaded the TurboDos Kermit executable in binary form (TurboDos
doesn't have an equivalent of CP/M's SAVE, and I don't have a reverse MLOAD
among my VAX CP/M tools.)

I'm sure I've got the source code somewhere, though I suspect I haven't
looked at it in a long time.  I recall it was a port of a CP/M version in
assembler (remember the TACTRAP code? it's in here... I've even used it over
a MILNET TAC. You should probably remind people to turn it off when trying
to talk to a "modern" kermit, but it fails pretty completely if you forget.)

Storing it in straight HEX is probably fine, since you can tell people
to use a little MBASIC program to convert it (ahh the memories :-)
Even without MBASIC, it shouldn't be hard to do something with the
MONITOR program to put it back together.

_Mark_ <eichin@athena.mit.edu>
MIT Student Information Processing Board
Cygnus Support <eichin@cygnus.com>

[Ed. - Thanks, Mark.  We'll leave the bootstrapping to whoever needs to do
it.  Your uuencoded executable has been installed in kermit/c/tdkerm.uue,
and a straight hex version (not Intel hex!) is in kermit/c/tdkerm.hex.  Hope
you can find and send in the source code too.]