19 Feb
2004
19 Feb
'04
8:53 a.m.
Does anyone know if CMU TCP/IP is still available anywhere? I was
going to try installing that and gcc on my VAX running VAX/VMS 5.x (I
don't recall the exact version number, since I haven't used it for a
while), but couldn't find anyplace to download it from. Since I seem
to recall the vax having kermit installed, I'm figuring that, since
I've installed latd on my FreeBSD box, I can just invoke kermit on
both machines and copy files over the LAT connection. Will that work?
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19 Feb
19 Feb
9:09 a.m.
Does anyone know if CMU TCP/IP is still available
anywhere? I was
going to try installing that and gcc on my VAX running VAX/VMS 5.x (I
don't recall the exact version number, since I haven't used it for a
Been a while since I've seen a site for it, since the hobbyist
program came out, everyone seems to be using TCPIP, or one of the
Process software TCP stacks (I believe both support V5.5-2.
I think I've got a copy of CMU TCP/IP on TK50 *somewhere*, and I
should have copies of the install kits on a computer somewhere.
Also, would it be on the Hobbyist V1 CD or in the DECUS archives?
Zane
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9:42 a.m.
R. D. Davis wrote:
Does anyone know if CMU TCP/IP is still available
anywhere? I was
going to try installing that and gcc on my VAX running VAX/VMS 5.x (I
don't recall the exact version number, since I haven't used it for a
while), but couldn't find anyplace to download it from. Since I seem
to recall the vax having kermit installed, I'm figuring that, since
I've installed latd on my FreeBSD box, I can just invoke kermit on
both machines and copy files over the LAT connection. Will that work?
Only a Google away was http://ftp.funet.fi/pub/vms/tools/cmuip/
Cheers,
Dave.
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