[Coco] Supercomm for OS9

[Dave Philipsen]

Hey, thanks!  I'm sure I still have the source for v2.2 around somewhere 
although I don't have a computer right now to read OS9 disks.  I do have 
two brand new CoCo3s in the basement but no accessories.  I'm thinking 
about building up a system again just for a hobby.  Very interested in 
Grant Searle's Multicomp.  I'd like to build some sort of emulator that 
would run OS9.

Dave



On 3/20/2015 7:04 AM, Bill Pierce via Coco wrote:
> Dave, I have no idea where Randy Wilson may be, but the sources for SuperComm are in the NitrOS9 repository and have been since about 2002. The version in the repository supports ZModem.
> Supercomm is in "nitros9/3rdparty/utils/supercomm/" folder.
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> From: Dave Philipsen <dave at davebiz.com>
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> Sent: Fri, Mar 20, 2015 1:17 am
> Subject: [Coco] Supercomm for OS9
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> Hi, everybody.  I am looking for a guy named Randy K Wilson who took
> over
> maintenance of an OS-9 program called SuperComm.  It was a terminal
> program
> that I wrote many years ago and when I left the CoCo/OS-9 scene
> I allowed him
> to maintain the program for me.  I am trying to find out
> if he might still have
> the source code for the later version he released
> that supported Zmodem.
> Anyone know of him or where I might get in touch
> with him?
>
> Dave Philipsen
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