29 Aug
2002
29 Aug
'02
12:27 p.m.
Sokolov wrote:
Yes, and it's *that* problem I'm looking for a solution to.
Freed as in "legally freed", or just "made available".
Johnny Billquist <bqt(a)update.uu.se> wrote:
I know you don't support it. :-)
I'm trying to figure out a way of getting
the MSCP driver from Ultrix
available for porting to NetBSD.
I don't support NetBSD, but Ultrix' MSCP/SCA code is available to everyone.
The problem is
that it's (c) by Digital, now HP.
It is a problem only if you choose to honor copyright laws. Since that is your
personal voluntary choice, it is your problem. Could I be
lucky enough that Ultrix actually have been released?
And I'm talking Ultrix-32 here, not Ultrix-11.
The International Free Computing Task Force has freed the Ultrix-32 V2.00 and
V4.20 sources. They can be found on our FTP site in ivan.Harhan.ORG:/pub/UNIX/thirdparty/Ultrix-32
harhan.org don't exist from where my dns is looking... :-/
Another machine I have access to managed to resolve ivan.harhan.org to
208.221.139.1, but there is no response at that address.
However, if it is just the sources, and not some legal notes available,
then I don't need to go there.
Johnny
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