On Tue, 7 Mar 2017, Dan Cross wrote:

>       Was this the UUCP that was available for CP/M?  I found it on the 
>       old Walnut Creek CD, moved it over to my CP/M box via SneakerNet 
>       (I ran CP/M for years, carefully avoiding DOS/WinDoze) and it 
>       worked; it was overlaid to hell and back hence really slow, but it 
>       worked.
> 
> Maybe? Though I tend to doubt it. It looks like Waffle originally ran on 
> the Apple II, but was fairly quickly ported to DOS and then Unix/Xenix. 
> I believe it was written in C, but the source code is not generally 
> available. More information on it is here: 
> http://software.bbsdocumentary.com/IBM/DOS/WAFFLE/

No; that doesn't ring any bells with me.  It was definitely for CP/M, for 
the Australian Microbee, but I have since lost the CD and the floppies.

And the most amusing thing about the Microbee (yeah, getting OT here) was 
that serial comms was done by bit-banging on a parallel port...  9600 
half-duplex, or 2400 full-duplex.

I tried to bring up KA9Q with a view to getting SLIP working, but no.

-- 
Dave Horsfall DTM (VK2KFU)  "Those who don't understand security will suffer."