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Types: TextFile
Notes: UNIX file
Names: »cu.doc«
└─⟦f27320a65⟧ Bits:30001972 Commodore 900 hard disk image with partial source code
└─⟦0a3c255ba⟧ UNIX V7 Filesystem
└─ ⟦this⟧ »cu_src/cu.doc«
To compile the CU source, type: cc -Ml CU.c -o CU
If you are running IBM Xenix, you will need to "BUG" IBM to
include /usr/include/dial.h and also to include dial.o in
their ...libc.a file! This is included in the SCO release.
To compile the crcCU source, type cc crcCU.c -O -o crcCU
After you have the two load modules ( CU and crcCU ) place them into
/usr/bin. This is very important since CU looks for crcCU there.
To invoke the xmodem transfer, type ~X and follow the questions. The
"child" process that CU generates is automatically KILLED at this point
and is regenerated after the transfer is completed.
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New modification --- Oct 2, 1986
Use an optional dialing directory
This option uses the command switch -p. The dialing directory can be made
using vi and is in the form of:
name baudrate telephone_number comments
An example of the usage:
sandy 2400 17148280288 XBBS Bulletin Board
To use the above entry, just type:
CU -psandy
Ooops, I almost forgot, this directory is called: /usr/lib/uucp/dirCU
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Sanford Zelkovitz
XBBS 714-828-0288
uucp: ......ihnp4!hermix!ucla-an!alphacm!sandy