Minor Tektronix success story. - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

20 Aug 1998

At 09:42 PM 8/20/98 -0500, you wrote:
...
 Jeff Kaneko wrote:

  Not that I know of.  TSC went under some years
ago; we all assumed
 that it took the source to its grave.  Rumour has it that some former
 employees of TSC *may* possess some sources, but they have not stepped
 foreward.

 FWIW: A co-worker of mine was approached some years ago with an offer
 to sell the FLEX sources.  My co-worker wasn't interested, and the
 guy went away.  Don't know who he was.  For all we know, it ended up in
 the dumpster. :-/ 
Some of this can be found at <http://www.rtmx.com/UniFLEX/>. Also
further FLEX stuff at <http://www.blackbelt.com/flexem.html>.

Regards,

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Hans B Pufal                          Comprehensive Computer Catalogue
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But all of this is for the 6809.  None of this references the 6800/6802.  I
contend that the original FLEX/2 sources will remain lost to the world.
It's a shame, too, as it was the first commercially successful OS for *any*
Motorola processor.  It was to Moto what CP/M was to Intel.

Jeff