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Brad Parker | 10 May 2004 18:53
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CADR source code? anyone?


If I said, "gee, I'd like to look at the lisp code which ran on a CADR
and maybe paw around inside a CADR world file",

Would there be any hope I'd could find anything at this post 19xx date?

I'm quite happy to read old 9-track or 1/4" tapes... or even an SMD
disk.

(reading one of those rk05-ish disks from a nu-machine might be tough,
however :-)

Did any of that software make the jump to something which might be on the
internet today?

-brad

ps: I just subscribed to this list (heh), and don't know if it's automated
so please cc' me in any replies...  ("is there anybody out there?" :-)
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James A. Crippen | 10 May 2004 23:16

Re: CADR source code? anyone?

Brad Parker <brad <at> parker.boston.ma.us> writes:

> If I said, "gee, I'd like to look at the lisp code which ran on a CADR
> and maybe paw around inside a CADR world file",
> 
> Would there be any hope I'd could find anything at this post 19xx date?

Check the ITS archives, ISTR seeing some CADR stuff there.

http://www.its.os.org

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Brad Parker | 11 May 2004 01:11
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Re: CADR source code? anyone?


Thanks!

but I looked an there was nothing obvious.  Is there some name (other
than "cadr" I should be looking for?

-brad

James A. Crippen wrote:
>
>Check the ITS archives, ISTR seeing some CADR stuff there.
>
>http://www.its.os.org
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James A. Crippen | 11 May 2004 02:02

Re: CADR source code? anyone?

Brad Parker <brad <at> parker.boston.ma.us> writes:

> Thanks!
> 
> but I looked an there was nothing obvious.  Is there some name (other
> than "cadr" I should be looking for?

*.lisp maybe?

Also, look for LISPM too. I swear I used to have some of the CADR
sources (not all, but some) however I just recently had a massive disk
crash and lost a lot of my rat-pack.

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rbc | 21 May 2004 22:53

Setting up a small namespace

I have a MacIvory II that I'd like to use for cl-http and access via x-
windows.  I'd also like to access a NFS server from the MacIvory.  My 
experience so far with Genera is pretty limited.

I've been looking over the Genera Site Operations guide.  I think what I need 
to do is to set the IP address in the local.boot and replace the standalone 
namespace with a namespace that includes all my workstations.

If anyone could validate my approach or make suggestions, I'd greatly 
appreciate it.

Thanks,

   --Bruce

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Brad Parker | 26 May 2004 13:05
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need a quick experiment on a running l-machine (36xx)...


Hi,

If anyone has a running l-machine (like a 3640) and is willing to run a
quick experiment (should take about 5 minutes, if that), could you email
me?  It's just some simple output I need, nothing complex.

I have an working 3640 but my moniterm just died.  I'm attempting to get
it fixed but it might take a few weeks...

thanks!

-brad
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