[Coco] Updating Gshell and Multivue

[L. Curtis Boyle]

     Are the updated copies of GSHELL I last did still floating around?  
When the Freenet here shut down, but entire website went with it,  
including the last versions of GSHELL I did (both 6809 and 6309), which  
had totally new icons, more icons on the screen at once, auto-refresh of  
the folder you were doing, enhanced palette handling, etc. I can't even  
remember if I managed to get the source off of my hard drive and got it  
off to Boisy or Mark before my machine went down. If anyone still has the  
archive of it (I think it was called GSHELL126.AR, or something like  
that), I would like to put it back up on my nitros9.stg.net website.

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L. Curtis Boyle


On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 19:05:45 -0600, Gene Heskett  
<gene.heskett at verizon.net> wrote:

> On Thursday 22 September 2005 17:18, Diego Barizo wrote:
>> I was able to use arc2 to unarc the gshell32.arc file, not after a few
>> problems.
>> I first tried in MESS, with the idea of having all the individual files
>> when making the real floppy.
>> But MESS seems to be a mess when reading DSKs...
>> A 'DIR' would show the all the files, but when I tried to unarc, I
>> always got a 215 error. DIR -e would give me a partial list and the same
>> error.
>> But mounting the same disk image in the new "Bjork" emulator worked
>> perfectly. So be careful when using Mess and DSK files....
>> Now I have a nice Multivue running, and a couple of questions
>> There is an icon that looks like a "recycle bin", but doesn't seem to
>> work. Is that an unfinished feature or is there some program that I need
>> to have to make it work?
>> Is there any un-delete program for OS-9?
>> Also, the "readme" file that comes with the updated gshell mentions 2
>> other updates, GRFDRV and GSORT that I couldn't find in the RTSI site.
>> Does anybody have them, or any other interesting update/program for MV?
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Diego
>
> Gsort would be mine, and it was on rtsi at one time.  Look for
> gsort_12.lzh, which is the latest.  If not, and you  have the nitros9
> disks, I think it may be on one of them.
>