[sebhc] Re: 13 New HUG disk images.
Mark Garlanger
garlanger at gmail.com
Sat Sep 2 14:24:32 CDT 2006
I noticed in the HUG Software Products List that I have (Remark #36,
Jan 83), that 885-1052 listed as a different package than what I have
on my disk. In the magazine, it says that it's a 'H11/H19 Support
Package'. But the disk I have, is clearly an original disk and it
states ' Morsecode --- H8 Disk'. I've check-out the disk, and verified
that it has Morse code software/documentation on it. I also have a
hard cardboard instruction sheet, showing how to build the special
hardware required by the software, it too has the same 885-1052 part
number on it. If someone has any older HUG Lists, could you verify
that in fact HUG had this listed at one time, and apparently reused
the part number?
If this is the case, it's definitely going to be harder to determine
what software we are still missing.
BTW: Does anyone have a complete collection of Remarks? I only have 6
issues: #36, #42-#47. Anyone planning on scanning these and adding
them to the library?
Thanks,
Mark
On 9/1/06, Mark Garlanger <garlanger at gmail.com> wrote:
> I tried to upload these 13 HUG Disk images, but both the command-line
> ftp and a graphical ftp client had issues transfering after
> transfering the first file.
>
> After a couple of failed attempts, I zipped up all the images and
> successfully uploaded them as one zip file:
>
> HUG_13Disks.zip
>
> The disks images in that file are:
>
> 885-1032_DiskV_H8_Misc_Software.h8d
> 885-1044_DiskIV_H8 Software_Miscellaneous_Software.h8d
> 885-1052_Morsecod_H8_Disk.h8d
> 885-1075a_HDOS_Support_Package_Misc_Software.h8d
> 885-1075b_HDOS_Support_Package_Misc_Software.h8d
> 885-1115_NAVprog7_HDOS_MBASIC_Aircraft_Nav_Aid.h8d
> 885-1210_CPM_HUG_Editor.h8d
> 885-1211_Seabattle_In_CPM.h8d
> 885-1212_Utilities_Disk_CPM.h8d
> 885-1228_CPM_Fast_Action_Games.h8d
> 885-1229_CPM_XMET_Robot_And_ET3400_Crossassembler.h8d
> 885-1230_Keymap_CPM.h8d
> 885-8012_Maple_CPM.h8d
>
> During the actual disk transfer process, only one of the 13 disks had
> read errors, 885-1032, it had read errors on the last two track (38 &
> 39). I tried it out, and although it is supposed to be bootable, it
> would not complete the boot, but it appeared to be fine when mounted
> after booting with another disk.
>
> Looking at the list, it appears that I missed an 'e' in the
> description of 885-1052.
>
> Let me know if you have any problems with any of these images. Also,
> if anyone has any issues with any of the existing HUG images, let me
> know, since I have original disks for quite a few of those images,
> too.
>
> I have only two more HUG disks that are not already in the library:
> 885-1237-37 CP/M Utilities
> 885-1249-37 CP/M MAGBASE
>
> But as you can see from the part number these are soft-sectored disks,
> and I'm still without a working soft-sectored controller :-(
>
> I still need to take an inventory of my other non-HUG disks to see if
> any of those are not available in the library.
>
> Mark
>
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