#!/bin/bash # This is a script to build a clean set of SIG/M volumes from available sources. # -------- # VERSIONS # -------- # The latest version of this script is available at https://github.com/CPMArchives/SIGM. # # 2022-05-06 - A major rewrite of several portions: # - A major rewrite of the copyfiles function, allowing the caller to optionally # specify a list of files to be copied from the source. # - Changes to the build of several volumes (59, 60, 80, 84, 85, 87, 93, 105, # 172, 291, 292) to clean up CRC mismatches. # - Other minor changes and bug fixes. # # 2022-04-14 - I've forgotten to track changes. See the github site above if you're interested. # # 2022-04-06 - Set date of ARK, LBR, DSK dirs to release date of vol 310. # # 2022-04-05 - Initial release. # ------------ # REQUIREMENTS # ------------ # ISOs (all available from the *HUMONGOUS CP/M* Archives): # cpmdosgg.iso http://cpmarchives.classiccmp.org/downloads/cpmdosgg_iso.zip # sourdough_jims_cpm_archive.iso http://cpmarchives.classiccmp.org/downloads/sourdough_jims_cpm_archive.iso.zip # nicholson.iso http://cpmarchives.classiccmp.org/downloads/nicholson.iso # November_1994_Walnut_Creek_cpm_cdrom.iso http://cpmarchives.classiccmp.org/downloads/November_1994_Walnut_Creek_cpm_cdrom.iso.7z # cpmug.iso http://cpmarchives.classiccmp.org/downloads/cpmug.iso # oakcpm.iso http://cpmarchives.classiccmp.org/downloads/oakcpm.iso.7z # Place the above ISOs together in an accessible directory and point the var $iso_loc below to it. # Utilities # Make sure these are available somewhere in your system path. # imdu - Dave Dunfield's ImageDisk utility http://dunfield.classiccmp.org/img/index.htm ; https://oldcomputers-ddns.org/public/pub/manuals/imd.pdf # arc - a utility for handling CP/M .ARK archives Debian: sudo apt install arc ; Source: https://github.com/ani6al/arc # crck - a utility for generating CPM-style CRC values http://cpmarchives.classiccmp.org/cpm/mirrors/oak.oakland.edu/pub/unix-c/cpm/crck.tar.Z # cpmtools - specifically cpmcp http://www.moria.de/~michael/cpmtools/ ; https://github.com/lipro-cpm4l/cpmtools/tree/cpm4l/cpmtools-2.21 # mklbr - create .lbr archives https://github.com/ogdenpm/mklbr # ----- # USAGE # ----- # Place this script somewhere on your system. Read these comments for details. Download the ISO images and make sure you # have all the required utilities installed (see the REQUIREMENTS section above) and available in your system path. Then # edit two variables in the VARIABLES section: $iso_loc and $buildroot. Or just place the ISOs and this script together # in the current directory. You can now build a single volume; e.g.: # ./buildvol 228 # Or the entire collection (on my system this takes a bit over five minutes): # for i in {1..310}; do ./buildvol $i; done # ------- ---- # PROJECT GOAL # ------- ---- # While there are several sources currently available for the SIG/M collection, none of them is "clean" or complete. Some # sources have accreted a number of additional files (cf. Walnut Creek), have corrupted file names (ibid.), have stripped # CP/M record padding, or have converted text files to UNIX format. This clean-up will focus on the following four areas: # Complete Collection # -------- ---------- # Individually, none of the extant sources has all 310 volumes; prominently, volumes 184-192 are missing from most. Using all # known sources, a complete SIG/M collection is assembled, including the missing vols 184-192. # Volume Content # ------ ------- # Occasionally, files have gone missing from some sources. More commonly, some sources (looking at you, Walnut Creek), have # accreted additional files. For volume content, -CATALOG and (where available) CRCKFILE are considered canonical. Only files # listed there are included, with three exceptions: CRCKFILE itself, CRCK.COM and SIG/M.LIB. In early volumes CRCK.COM appears # only in CRCKFILE; likely it was added after -CATALOG was built. In later volumes when CRCs have moved into -CATALOG CRCK.COM, # and SIG/M.LIB appear in the file lists only inconsistently, when they are present in the sources they are retained. # File Names # ---- ----- # File names have suffered a number of corruptions. Some characters, such as /, @ and +, which are legal under CP/M, are prob- # lematic under other file systems, and are often found altered. / is a special problem, which has played havoc in UNIX environ- # ments (cf. volume 195 on the Walnut Creek CD). It is stored properly as / inside the ARK, LBR and DSK images created here, but # as _ (underscore) on the host system. # File Dates # ---- ----- # The CP/M file system had no capacity for storing file dates, so the original files had none. The decision has been made to # set dates on individual files to match their volume's release date, but keep in mind that these, too, are artificial. # # Exceptions are CRCK.COM (CRC.COM beginning with vol 73) and SIG/M.LIB, which appear in multiple volumes. So long as they remain # identical to earlier versions, their dates will be set to the date of their earliest appearance in the SIG/M collection. # File Integrity # ---- --------- # CP/M had no facility for recording exact file sizes, but stored files in 128-byte records. Thus typically a file, unless it # happened to be exactly some multiple of 128 bytes in length, was padded with a number of "garbage" bytes (commonly 1AH, since # CP/M filled freshly formatted disks with 1AH which also doubled as an end-of-file marker for text files under CP/M) to the next # multiple of 128 bytes. However, when the SIG/M collection passed through other OSes text files often lost this padding. Though # not detrimental, this resulted in CRCs which no longer match those in -CATALOG or CRCKFILE listings. This project restores the # padding to all files that are not an exact multiple of 128 bytes in length, restoring in almost all cases original CRCs. #---------- # VARIABLES #---------- # Set $vol, verifying that a valid number between 1 and 310 has been supplied. Note: haven't tested for edge case of "0000". [[ -z $1 ]] && { echo "No volume specified. You must specify a volume between 1 and 310; e.g., buildvol 52." ; exit 1; } [[ $1 =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] || { echo "$1 is not a number. You must specify a volume between 1 and 310; e.g., buildvol 52." ; exit 1; } vol=$1; while [ "$(echo ${vol:0:1})" == "0" ]; do vol=$(echo $vol | cut -b2-); done # strip leading zeroes [[ $vol -lt 1 ]] || [[ $vol -gt 310 ]] && { echo "Invalid volume number. You must specify a volume between 1 and 310; e.g., buildvol 52."; exit 1; } # Vol num is needed in two formats, as a 3-char string with leading zeroes for string manipulation and as a numerical value for numeric # comparisons. We will store it as a 3-char string with leading zeroes, then use $(striplz) to convert it on-the-fly to a numeric value. vol=`printf %03d $vol` # Pad $vol to three digits with leading zeroes [[ -z "$iso_loc" ]] && iso_loc=$(pwd) # Where you SIG/M source ISOs are (default current dir) [[ -z "$buildroot" ]] && buildroot=$(pwd) # Where the rebuilt vols will be saved (default curr dir); mkdir -p $buildroot # each will be in a subdir called sigmv###/ builddir=$buildroot/sigmv$vol ; rm -rf $builddir > /dev/null 2>&1 ; mkdir -p $builddir # --------- # FUNCTIONS # --------- # STRIPLZ - Strip leading zeroes from a number so it doesn't get treated as hex. # SOURCE - Mounts the source specified ("cpmdosgg", "oak", etc.) in preparation to copy the files. Mostly called from COPYFILES. # COPYFILES - Copies files from the source, uppercasing all filenames. Also corrects a few corrupted names. # DATEFILES - Sets the file datestamps to the date of release of that volume; in most cases pulls the date from -CATALOG. # CHECKCRC - an attempt to automate CRC comparison, but it may be hopelessly messy. Not currently used. # CRC - returns the CRC value of a file # DISMOUNT - Unmount the source mounted with SOURCE. Mostly called from COPYFILES. # RENAME - Renames files. # ARK - Creates a VOL###.ARK archive file. Requires cpmtools. # DSK - Creates an IBM-3740-format disk image for use in CP/M emulators. # LBR - Creates a CP/M-style LBR archive. # ARCHIVES - Master routine that calls ARK, DSK and LBR. # REMOVE - Deletes files. # PAD - Pads file lengths with 1AH out to 128-byte multiples. # PADNULL - Same as PAD, but pads with 00H instead of 1AH; used only in vol 285. # NOTES - Spit out some notes at the end. # ------------ striplz () { # ------------ # Strip leading zeroes from a number; e.g., 003 --> 3 to allow numeric comparisons. Invoke as follows: # [[ $(striplz $vol) -ge 59 ]] # If invoked without a parameter, defaults to $vol, so mostly can simply be evoked as $(striplz) # Note to future self: if you land here thinking, "Hey, I can do this with echo $((10#$vol)))" DON'T DO IT. BASH will # attempt to treat $vol as a hex value if it has a leading zero, and will choke on 009, 099, etc., which are invalid # hex. Also it will convert things like 0121 to 81. [[ -z $1 ]] && z=$vol || z=$1 while [ "$(echo ${z:0:1})" == "0" ]; do z=$(echo $z | cut -b2-); done # strip all leading zeroes manually echo $z } # ------------ source () { # ------------ # Sources for the SIG/M collections are various ISO images from *HUMONGOUS* CP/M: nicholson.iso, cpmdosgg.iso, cpmug.iso, # sourdough_jims_cpm_archive.iso, November_1994_Walnut_Creek_cpm_cdrom.iso and oakcpm.iso, placed in a single location # which is specified in $iso_loc above. # The rest of this script assumes $src is pointed at the source from which the volume's content will be pulled. This # function's job is to point $src at the right place depending on which collection is being used for the source. E.g., if # the volume is 25 and nicholson is the source: mount nicholson.iso to $tempdir, then point $src at $tempdir/extract/cpmug025. tempdir=$(pwd)/temp # a working directory where the source iso will be mounted mountpoint -q $tempdir && sudo umount -l $tempdir > /dev/null 2>&1 # ensure a fresh tempdir [[ -d $tempdir ]] && rm -rf $tempdir > /dev/null 2>&1 mkdir -p $tempdir > /dev/null 2>&1 # You can change these if you want. $iso_loc is set in VARIABLES above. cpmdosgg_iso=$iso_loc/cpmdosgg.iso cpmug_iso=$iso_loc/cpmug.iso nich_iso=$iso_loc/nicholson.iso wc_iso=$iso_loc/November_1994_Walnut_Creek_cpm_cdrom.iso oak_iso=$iso_loc/oakcpm.iso sourdough_iso=$iso_loc/sourdough_jims_cpm_archive.iso case $1 in cpmdosgg) # SIG/M vols 1-280 are found in CPMDOSGG dirs cpm10/, cpm11/ and cpm12/. mkdir -p $tempdir [[ -f $cpmdosgg_iso ]] && sudo mount $cpmdosgg_iso $tempdir/ > /dev/null 2>&1 || { echo $(basename $cpmdosgg_iso) not found. Specify the location of your ISO files with:; echo ""; echo "export iso_loc=/path/to/ISOs" ; exit 1; } src=$tempdir/cpm1${vol:0:1}/1$vol/ ;; cpmug) # SIG/M vols 2, 4, etc. are duplicated in CPMUG vols 56, 58, etc. mkdir -p $tempdir [[ -f $cpmug_iso ]] && sudo mount $cpmug_iso $tempdir/ > /dev/null 2>&1 || { echo $(basename $cpmug_iso) not found. Specify the location of your ISO files with:; echo ""; echo "export iso_loc=/path/to/ISOs" ; exit 1; } [[ $vol == 002 ]] && src=$tempdir/cpmug056 [[ $vol == 004 ]] && src=$tempdir/cpmug058 [[ $vol == 005 ]] && src=$tempdir/cpmug059 [[ $vol == 006 ]] && src=$tempdir/cpmug060 [[ $vol == 011 ]] && src=$tempdir/cpmug057 [[ $vol == 015 ]] && src=$tempdir/cpmug067 ;; nicholson) # nicholson is a bit complicated. A partial SIG/M set is found in .IMD format in the sigm/ directory. Also, # the directory extracted/ contains subdirs holding, apparently, the extracted contents of those IMD images. # I'm not sure why I did that. Assuming the code below, using the imdu and cpmcp to extract the contents # works, just go with that. The way this code is currently structured, it seems to set up the extract/ source, # then just switch to the IMD image anyway. mkdir -p $tempdir [[ -f $nich_iso ]] && sudo mount $nich_iso $tempdir/ > /dev/null 2>&1 || { echo $basename $nich_iso not found. Specify the location of your ISO files with:; echo ""; echo "export iso_loc=/path/to/ISOs" ; exit 1; } [[ -d $tempdir/extract/sigm$vol/ ]] && src=$tempdir/extract/sigm$vol/ [[ -f $tempdir/sigm/sigm$vol.imd ]] && { imdu -b $tempdir/sigm/sigm$vol.imd ./sigm$vol.dsk > /dev/null 2>&1 sudo umount -l $tempdir > /dev/null 2>&1 cpmcp -f ibm-3740 ./sigm$vol.dsk 0:*.* $tempdir/ rm -f ./sigm$vol.dsk src=$tempdir } ;; wc) # The Walnut Creek CD's copy of SIG/M is in simtel/sigm/ subdirs vols000/, vols100/, vols200/ and vols300/. mkdir -p $tempdir [[ -f $wc_iso ]] && sudo mount $wc_iso $tempdir/ > /dev/null 2>&1 || { echo $wc_iso not found. Specify the location of your ISO files with:; echo ""; echo "export iso_loc=/path/to/ISOs" ; exit 1; } src=$tempdir/simtel/sigm/vols${vol:0:1}00/vol$vol/ ;; oak) # OAK's collection is in some ways the most complicated. While its collection is nearly complete complete # (lackings vols 184-192), it is a mixture of expanded subdirs and .ARK archive files. Thus depending on the # vol it can either be pulled from the expanded dir, or extracted from the .ARK archive. mkdir -p $tempdir [[ -f $oak_iso ]] && sudo mount $oak_iso $tempdir/ > /dev/null 2>&1 || { echo $oak_iso not found. Specify the location of your ISO files with:; echo ""; echo "export iso_loc=/path/to/ISOs" ; exit 1; } [[ -d $tempdir/sigm/vol$vol/ ]] && src=$tempdir/sigm/vol$vol/ || { curdir=$(pwd) sudo cp $tempdir/sigm/sigmv$vol.ark $curdir/ # for some reason fails without sudo sudo umount -l $tempdir > /dev/null 2>&1 cd $tempdir arc ne $curdir/sigmv$vol.ark cd $curdir/ > /dev/null 2>&1 rm -rf ./sigmv$vol.ark curdir= src=$tempdir } ;; sourdough) # Sourdough's SIG/M collection is in library_collections/sigm/. Like OAK, it is a mixture of expanded # dirs and .ARK archives. mkdir -p $tempdir [[ -f $sourdough_iso ]] && sudo mount $sourdough_iso $tempdir/ > /dev/null 2>&1 || { echo $sourdough_iso not found. Specify the location of your ISO files with:; echo ""; echo "export iso_loc=/path/to/ISOs" ; exit 1; } [[ -d $tempdir/library_collections/sigm/vol$vol/ ]] && src=$tempdir/library_collections/sigm/vol$vol || { curdir=$(pwd) cp $tempdir/library_collections/sigm/sigmv$vol.ark $curdir sudo umount -l $tempdir > /dev/null 2>&1 cd $tempdir arc ne $curdir/sigmv$vol.ark cd $curdir/ > /dev/null 2>&1 rm -f $curdir/sigmv$vol.ark curdir= src=$tempdir } ;; esac echo "" echo "" echo "============" # Tell user where the contents are being pulled from echo "SIG/M VOL$vol Files from $1" echo "============" } # ------------ crc () { # ------------ echo $(cpmcrck $1 | tail -1 | rev | cut -d' ' -f1 | rev) } # ------------ rename () { # ------------ # To rename single files (each pair wrapped in quotations): # rename './oldname ./newname' './oldname ./newname' # To batch rename a wildcarded spec: # rename 'DU_*.*' # NOTE: Use the wildcarded option only when you wish to replace _ with -. # If you wish to replace _ with some other char use single file format. cd $builddir >/dev/null 2>&1 echo "" echo " Rename" echo " ----" for i in "$@"; do echo "$i" | grep "*" > /dev/null && { for j in $i; do echo " $j $(echo $j | tr '_' '-')" mv $j $(echo $j | tr '_' '-') done } || { echo " $i"; mv $i; } done [[ $(striplz) -lt 193 ]] && [[ -f $builddir/SIG-M.LIB ]] && mv $builddir/SIG-M.LIB $builddir/SIG_M.LIB echo " ----" cd - >/dev/null 2>&1 } # ------------ copyfiles () { # ------------ # Copy files. Invoked as: copyfiles source [filename] [filename] [...] # # source is required and is one of wc, cpmug, oak, etc. (see function source above). You may optionally # specify a list of files to copy (no wildcards); if no files are specified, all files will be copied. # # No error checking is done so make sure you have everything correct! source $1 # first parameter specifies the source to use echo "" echo " Copying files" echo " ----" echo " From $src" shift # discard the first param, leaving only the file list [[ -z "$1" ]] && { # if no files were specified, assume *.* for f in $src/* ; do cp $f $builddir/$(basename $f | tr 'a-z' 'A-Z') >/dev/null 2>&1; done # Uppercase all filename for i in ./_SIGM ./-SIGM ./_SIG_M ./-SIG_M; do # Remove -SIGM.xxx, which were added in some collections # as volume labels; but on vol 2 it's legit. [[ -f $builddir/$i.$vol ]] && rm -rf $builddir/$i.$vol >/dev/null 2>&1 # labels. They're not original, so clean them out. done for i in ./_CATALOG ./CATALOG; do # Rename back to -CATALOG [[ -f $builddir/$i.$vol ]] && mv $builddir/$i.$vol $builddir/-CATALOG.$vol >/dev/null 2>&1 done for i in ./SIG\$M.LIB ./SIG-M.LIB ./SIG_M.LIB; do # Rename SIG$M.LIB, SIG/M.LIB, SIG-M.LIB to SIG_M.LIB [[ -f $builddir/$i ]] && mv $builddir/$i $builddir/SIG_M.LIB >/dev/null 2>&1 done } || for f in $@; do cp $src/$f $builddir/$(basename $f | tr 'a-z' 'A-Z') >/dev/null 2>&1; done # SIG/M.LIB (aka SIG_M.LIB) changes names to SIG-M.LIB after vol 192 (except for 197). [[ $(striplz) -ge 193 ]] && [[ $(striplz) -ne 197 ]] && [[ -f $builddir/SIG_M.LIB ]] && mv $builddir/SIG_M.LIB $builddir/SIG-M.LIB # Vols 193+ except 197, name changed to SIG-M.LIB. sudo chmod 777 $builddir/* # Some vols (e.g., 104) give "Permission denied" dismount # when the script attempts to pad the files echo " ----" } # ------------ datefiles () { # ------------ # SIG/M began in about Sept 1980. For most volumes (ca. 43-310), release dates can be culled from -CATALOG. But earlier # volumes didn't include release dates, so dates used here are gleaned largely from the SIG/M newsletters on Vol 51; but # in most cases only the month can be gleaned. There's some indication that official release dates were the date of that # month's SIG/M meeting, but in most cases that date is unknown (Jun '81 is the exception; the 7/81 newsletter says June # 12th); so the 15th of the release month is arbitrarily assigned. # ---- Set VOLUME DATE and date stamp all files ---- case $vol in 001) date=19801015 ;; # The 11/80 newsletter mentions three vols already available, 002) date=19801015 ;; # says four more would be released at that month's SIG/M mtg. 003) date=19801015 ;; # / 004) date=19801215 ;; # NEWS1980.SIG says "Diskette number 4" "was defective", "was rebuilt" # and will be available "at the next users' group meeting" (December?). # Presumably it is the rebuilt vol that is available in the extant SIG/M # collections, so a date of Dec 1980 is assigned to it. 005) date=19801107 ;; # NEWS1980.SIG says vols 4-7 would be available at the Nov. 7 meeting. 006) date=19801107 ;; # / 007) date=19801107 ;; # / 008) date=19801215 ;; # No mention of vols 8-11 in the SIG/M newsletters, so for no 009) date=19810115 ;; # good reason just assigning one per month until vol 12. 010) date=19810215 ;; # / 011) date=19810315 ;; # / 012) date=19810415 ;; # NEWS0481.SIG lists vols 12-16 as "new releases" 013) date=19810415 ;; # / 014) date=19810415 ;; # / 015) date=19810415 ;; # / 016) date=19810415 ;; # / 017) date=19810515 ;; # NEWS0581.SIG lists vols 17 and 18 as new releases 018) date=19810515 ;; # / 019) date=19810612 ;; # NEWS0681.SIG calls vols 12-25 "new releases", while NEWS0781.SIG 020) date=19810612 ;; # gives the date as June 12. 021) date=19810612 ;; # / 022) date=19810612 ;; # / 023) date=19810612 ;; # / 024) date=19810612 ;; # / 025) date=19810612 ;; # / 026) date=19810901 ;; # 7/81 mentions no new releases. 8/81 says 11 vols will be released 027) date=19810901 ;; # "within the next month." 9/81 says SIG/M "has recently released 028) date=19810901 ;; # volumes 26 through 38". 029) date=19810901 ;; # / 030) date=19810901 ;; # / 031) date=19810901 ;; # / 032) date=19810901 ;; # / 033) date=19810901 ;; # / 034) date=19810901 ;; # / 035) date=19810901 ;; # / 036) date=19810901 ;; # / 037) date=19810901 ;; # / 038) date=19810901 ;; # / 039) date=19811015 ;; # 10/81 lists vols 39-42 as "newly released" 040) date=19811015 ;; # / 041) date=19811015 ;; # / 042) date=19811015 ;; # / # 11/81 says 42 vols have been released, but no new releases are announced. # 12/81 lists vols 43-48 as "recent releases", but beginning with vol 43 # release dates are supplied in -CATALOG. 052) date=19820101 ;; # No release date; assuming Vol 51/53's date. 055) date=19820205 ;; # No release date; interpolating between vols 54/56. 059) date=19820317 ;; # My date extraction code chokes on -CATALOG malformatting so 092) date=19830114 ;; # ...specifying manually. 093) date=19830115 ;; # / 118) date=19830614 ;; # / 128) date=19830909 ;; # / 129) date=19830909 ;; # / 135) date=19830901 ;; # / 153) date=19840206 ;; # / 291) date=19861121 ;; # / 292) date=19861121 ;; # / 293) date=19861121 ;; # / 294) date=19861121 ;; # / 295) date=19870815 ;; # No release date. Assuming it goes with vol 296. 296) date=19870815 ;; # / 297) date=19870815 ;; # / 298) date=19870815 ;; # / 299) date=19870815 ;; # / 300) date=19870915 ;; # Release dates for vols 296-310 are MM/YY only; arbitrarily 301) date=19870915 ;; # ...assigning the 15th of those months. 302) date=19871115 ;; # / 303) date=19871115 ;; # / 304) date=19880315 ;; # / 305) date=19880315 ;; # / 306) date=19880315 ;; # / 307) date=19880315 ;; # / 308) date=19880315 ;; # / 309) date=19880315 ;; # / 310) date=19880315 ;; # / *) date=$(grep released $builddir/-CATALOG.$vol | rev | cut -d' ' -f1-3 | rev) ;; esac echo "" echo " VOL DATE" echo " ----" echo " $date" echo " ----" touch -d "$date" $builddir/* # datestamp the files touch -d "$date" $builddir # and the directory # ---- UTILITY FILES ---- # A few utility files, such as CRC.COM or SIG/M.LIB, appear throughout the SIG/M collection. Rather than dating each instance # to the release date of the volume it appears in, it make sense to date all occurrences to the date of its first appearance # in the SIG/M collection. Various versions of a file are distinguished by CRC. for i in CRC.COM SIG_M.LIB SIG-M.LIB USQ.COM LU.COM JOIN.ACG DELBR.COM DELBRA.COM CRC.CMD USQ.CMD; do # Could do "for i in $builddir/*", but there are # occasional CRC collisions in the collection; # calling out specific names minimizes the poten- # tial of a CRC value misidentifying a different file. [[ -f $builddir/$i ]] && { # if the file exists in the current volume case $(crc $builddir/$i) in 151e) d=19801115 ;; c9be) d=19801215 ;; 93ae) d=19830214 ;; 1539) d=19830614 ;; # SIG/M.LIB d31c) d=19841116 ;; 15ca) d=19841221 ;; 0c6f) d=19850920 ;; f4dd) d=19861121 ;; # SIG/M.LIB b207) d=19820926 ;; bb23) d=19830214 ;; ee87) d=19850118 ;; cb3e) d=19870815 ;; # CRC.COM 053b) d=19870515 ;; # CRC.COM 24c0) d=19840203 ;; f46e) d=19840601 ;; eb7c) d=19850118 ;; 0caf) d=19850517 ;; # USQ.CMD 561f) d=19811125 ;; 5621) d=19831202 ;; 7d52) d=19840601 ;; # USQ.COM 83e7) d=19831007 ;; 9b11) d=19840106 ;; # JOIN.ACG 3d98) d=19830909 ;; ba32) d=19840106 ;; # LU.COM f628) d=19841116 ;; # SHOW.COM ef3a) d=19841005 ;; # DELBR.COM DELBRA.COM 10e5) d=19841221 ;; # CRC.CMD esac touch -d "$d" $builddir/$i # This will reset $builddir to current time so... touch -d "$date" $builddir # ...reset it } done } # ------------ checkcrc () { # ------------ # Verify file integrity by comparing the file's actual CRC with the listed CRC: 1) get the file's actual CRC with cpmcrck. # 2) Extract the CRC from $crcfile with grep and cut. 3) Compare. echo "" echo " File Integrity" cd $builddir >/dev/null 2>&1 echo " ----" # A combination of $fields and $bytes is used to extract the file's listed CRC value from $crcfile. $crcfile is one of # CRCKFILE.$vol, CRCKLIST.$vol or -CATALOG.$vol. For most volumes, these defaults work: crcfile="./-CATALOG.$vol" ; fields="-f3" ; bytes="-b13-17" # defaults # Put exceptions here. I previously used [[ $(echo $((10#$vol))) -le 18 ]]. Now using $(striplz). Note: this is for # volume-wide settings. Any individual file within a volume that needs special attention is handled below. [[ $(striplz) -le 18 ]] && { echo " No CRCs available" ; echo " ----" ; return ; } # Vols 1-18 no CRCs [[ $(striplz) -le 25 ]] && { crcfile="./CRCKFILE.$vol" ; fields="-f2" ; bytes="-b12-16" ; } # Vols 19-25 [[ $(striplz) -ge 26 ]] && [[ $(striplz) -le 48 ]] && { crcfile="./CRCKLIST.$vol" ; fields="-f2" ; bytes="-b12-16" ; } # Vols 26-48 [[ $(striplz) -ge 49 ]] && [[ $(striplz) -le 50 ]] && { bytes="-b9-13" ; } # Vols 49-50 [[ $(striplz) -eq 51 ]] && { bytes="-b5-9" ; } # Vol 51 [[ $(striplz) -ge 52 ]] && [[ $(striplz) -le 75 ]] && { bytes="-b9-13" ; } # Vols 52-75 [[ $(striplz) -eq 76 ]] || [[ $(striplz) -eq 78 ]] && { bytes="-b11-15" ; } # Vols 76, 78 [[ $(striplz) -ge 83 ]] && [[ $(striplz) -le 84 ]] && { bytes="-b11-15" ; } # Vols 83, 84 [[ $(striplz) -ge 86 ]] && [[ $(striplz) -le 93 ]] && { bytes="-b11-15" ; } # Vols 86-93 [[ $(striplz) -ge 94 ]] && [[ $(striplz) -le 114 ]] && { bytes="-b12-16" ; } # Vols 94-114 # Cycle through the files in the current volume: get the actual CRC, build the name to grep -CATALOG for, extract the listed CRC, then compare. # Along the way we'll have to deal with certain special cases. for i in ./*; do actualcrc="$(cpmcrck $i | tail -1 | cut -b46-50 | tr 'a-z' 'A-Z')" # get the file's actual CRC # File names are listed in -CATALOG right-padded to 8.3 with spaces; e.g., "CRC.COM" is listed as "CRC .COM". # Here we build the "expanded name" so we can search for it. f=$(basename $i) name=$(echo $f | cut -d'.' -f1) # strip './' and grab filename portion without extension ext=$( echo $f | cut -d'.' -f2); [[ $ext == $name ]] && ext=" " # grab filename ext only; set to ' ' if none expandedname="$(printf "%-8.15s.%s" $name $ext)" # Pad out to full 8.3; e.g., "CRC.COM" to 'CRC .COM' [[ ! "$ext" == "$vol" ]] && [[ ! "${f:0:1}" == "-" ]] && { # Skip any file whose extension is the vol number # (-CATALOG.049) or whose name starts with -. # Sometimes an individual file's entry in -CATALOG is formatted differently from the rest; e.g., # its CRC value occurs in a different place on its line. Specify that here. orgbytes=$bytes # Save current value for later restoration case $f in "ARCUSTM.DCL" ) bytes="-b10-14" ;; # Vol 49 "CHGLIB22.LBR" ) bytes="-b10-14" ;; # Vol 250 "PRAELUD1.SNG" | "SCARLATI.SNG" ) bytes="-b10-14" ;; # Vol 57 "FLS-11.COM" ) bytes="-b16-20" ;; # Vol 60 "NEWS" ) bytes="-b11-15" ;; # Vol 249 "SYOPMENU" ) bytes="-b10-14" ;; # Vol 249 esac # While the above expanded name process mostly works correctly, there are a few fails and of course there are always exceptions. case $expandedname in "PISTOL .C" ) grepname="PISTOL .C " ;; # Vols 59, 114; add space to avoid matching PISTOL.COM or PISTOL.CRC "XLISP .C" ) grepname="XLISP .C " ;; # Vols 118,153; add space to avoid matching XLISP.COM "SCRUB .C" ) grepname="SCRUB .C " ;; # Vol 157 ; add space to avoid matching SCRUB.COM "READ .ME" ) grepname="READ .ME " ;; "CRC .COM" ) [[ $(striplz) -eq 89 ]] || [[ $(striplz) -eq 108 ]] && grepname="CRC .COM" ;; # Vol 89 -CATALOG lists CRC.COM as "CRC .COM" (only 4 spaces) "GLOBALS .RN$" ) grepname="GLOBALS .RN" ;; # Vol 134 "HELP .COM" ) [[ $(striplz) -eq 89 ]] && grepname="HELP .COM" ;; # Vol 89 -CATALOG lists HELP.COM as "HELP .COM" (only 3 spaces) "JOIN .ACG" ) [[ $(striplz) -eq 89 ]] && grepname="JOIN.ACG" ;; # Vol 146 "PASZCODE.RN$" ) grepname="PASZCODE.RN" ;; # Vol 134 "MDBSGETM.PLI" ) grepname="MDBSGETM.PL" ;; # Vol 49 "PRICES .DOC" ) grepname="PRICES.DOC" ;; # Vol 53 "SIG_M .LIB" ) [[ $(striplz) -eq 146 ]] && grepname="SIG/M.LIB" || grepname="SIG/M .LIB" # Vol 146 [[ $(striplz) -ge 193 ]] && grepname="SIG-M .LIB" # Vols 193-310; this may no longer be necessarily as I now rename SIG_M to SIG-M on vols 193+. ;; "LIB ." ) grepname="LIB .LIB" ;; # Vol 270 "ZEX ." ) grepname="ZEX .ZEX" ;; # Vols 99, 186 "TESTPROT.BAS" ) grepname="TestProt.BAS" ;; # Vol 52 "Z2SYS-1 .MOD" ) grepname="Z2SYS-1.MOD" ;; # Vol 108 *) grepname=$(echo "$expandedname" | tr '_' '/') ;; # Replace _ with / before grepping. esac # grep $grepname in $crcfile. If not found, report; if found, extract the CRC. grep -i "$grepname" $crcfile >/dev/null || echo " $expandedname not listed in $crcfile" grep -i "$grepname" $crcfile >/dev/null && { # Generally, a file's CRC is grepped from $crcfile; but as always, there are exceptions, particularly utility files such as CRC.COM, # JOIN.ACG, SIG/M.LIB, whose CRCs aren't supplied in $crcfile. # To manually check all the CRCs of a given filename, go to $buildroot and run: for i in {001..310}; do [[ -f sigmv$i/CRC.COM ]] && cpmcrck sigmv$i/$fn | tail -1; done case $f in "CRC.CMD" ) expectedcrc=10E5 ;; "CRC.COM" ) expectedcrc=B207 [[ $(striplz) -eq 102 ]] && expectedcrc=BB23 [[ $(striplz) -ge 216 ]] && expectedcrc=EE87 [[ $(striplz) -ge 295 ]] && expectedcrc=CB3E [[ $(striplz) -eq 296 ]] && expectedcrc=053B [[ $(striplz) -eq 299 ]] && expectedcrc=EE87 [[ $(striplz) -ge 300 ]] && expectedcrc=B207 [[ $(striplz) -eq 303 ]] && expectedcrc=EE87 ;; "CRCK.COM" ) expectedcrc=2D47 ;; "DELBR.COM" ) expectedcrc=EF3A ;; "DELBRA.COM" ) [[ $(striplz) -ge 240 ]] && expectedcrc=EF3A ;; "HELP.COM" ) expectedcrc=D6CC ; [[ $(striplz) -eq 102 ]] && expectedcrc=3447 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 186 ]] && expectedcrc=928B ;; "JOIN.ACG" ) expectedcrc=83E7 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 153 ]] && expectedcrc=9B11 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 173 ]] && expectedcrc=83E7 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 282 ]] && expectedcrc=A289 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 295 ]] && expectedcrc=83E7 ;; "JOIN.AZG" ) expectedcrc=3EC0 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 305 ]] && expectedcrc=3E32 ;; "LTYPE.COM" ) expectedcrc=AC16 ;; "LU.COM" ) expectedcrc=3D98 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 157 ]] && expectedcrc=BA32 ;; "LU86.CMD" ) expectedcrc=1723 ;; "MDBSGETM.PLI" ) expectedcrc=B7A1 ;; # Vol 49 "PRICES.DOC" ) expectedcrc=6CC7 ;; # Vol 53 "READTHIS" ) expectedcrc=2AE0 ; [[ $(striplz) -eq 173 ]] && expectedcrc=BB80 ; [[ $(striplz) -eq 197 ]] && expectedcrc=58FF ;; # Vols 164-166 "READ.ME" ) [[ $(striplz) -eq 54 ]] && expectedcrc=D7AB [[ $(striplz) -eq 56 ]] && expectedcrc=BEEB [[ $(striplz) -eq 57 ]] && expectedcrc=7AF9 [[ $(striplz) -eq 59 ]] && expectedcrc=D3D3 [[ $(striplz) -eq 61 ]] && expectedcrc=C847 [[ $(striplz) -eq 114 ]] && expectedcrc=7CFF [[ $(striplz) -eq 173 ]] && expectedcrc=7CFF [[ $(striplz) -eq 184 ]] && expectedcrc=D9F5 ;; "READTHIS.1ST" ) expectedcrc=CCAE ;; # Vol 168 "REGIONS.SIG" ) expectedcrc=3214 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 252 ]] && expectedcrc=FD05 ;; "SHOW.COM" ) expectedcrc=F628 ; [[ $(striplz) -eq 186 ]] && expectedcrc=808A ;; # Vol 186 "SIG_M.LIB" ) expectedcrc=C9BE [[ $(striplz) -eq 104 ]] && expectedcrc=93AE [[ $(striplz) -ge 118 ]] && expectedcrc=1539 ;; "SIG-M.LIB" ) [[ $(striplz) -ge 193 ]] && expectedcrc=1539 [[ $(striplz) -ge 200 ]] && expectedcrc=D31C [[ $(striplz) -ge 208 ]] && expectedcrc=15CA [[ $(striplz) -eq 243 ]] && expectedcrc=0C6F [[ $(striplz) -eq 253 ]] && expectedcrc=0C6F [[ $(striplz) -ge 278 ]] && expectedcrc=0C6F [[ $(striplz) -ge 291 ]] && expectedcrc=F4DD [[ $(striplz) -ge 295 ]] && expectedcrc=15CA ;; "ZEX.ZEX" ) [[ $(striplz) -eq 99 ]] && expectedcrc=5328 ; [[ $(striplz) -eq 186 ]] && expectedcrc=782C ;; "SIG/M.LIB" ) expectedcrc=C9BE ;; "SIG-M.LZB" ) expectedcrc=F286 ;; "TYPE1.COM" ) expectedcrc=56FB ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 184 ]] && expectedcrc=FFD7 ;; "USQ.COM" ) expectedcrc=561F ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 152 ]] && expectedcrc=5621 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 176 ]] && expectedcrc=7D52 ;; "USQ.CMD" ) expectedcrc=24C0 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 175 ]] && expectedcrc=F46E ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 207 ]] && expectedcrc=24C0 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 210 ]] && expectedcrc=EB7C ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 229 ]] && expectedcrc=0CAF ;; "Z2SYS-1.MOD" ) expectedcrc=3DF1 ;; # Vol 108 "ZCPR2.IDX" ) expectedcrc=63C6 ; [[ $(striplz) -eq 104 ]] && expectedcrc=BCB0 ; [[ $(striplz) -ge 124 ]] && expectedcrc=0BA7 ;; "ZCPR3.CAT" ) expectedcrc=95F2 ;; *) expectedcrc=$(grep -a "$grepname" $crcfile | cut -d'.' $fields | cut $bytes | tr -d [:space:] | cut -b1-4) ;; esac # Finally, if the actual and listed CRCs don't match, report it. [[ ! "$actualcrc" == "$expectedcrc" ]] && echo " Vol $vol: $expandedname CRC mismatch **** ACTUAL: $actualcrc EXPECTED: $expectedcrc" } bytes=$orgbytes # restore original value in case it was altered, so the rest of the files in # this volume aren't processed with the wrong value. } done echo " ----" cd - >/dev/null 2>&1 } # ------------ dismount () { # ------------ mountpoint -q $tempdir > /dev/null 2>&1 && sudo umount -l $tempdir > /dev/null 2>&1 rm -rf $tempdir > /dev/null 2>&1 } # ------------ ark () { # ------------ which arc &> /dev/null 1>&2 || { echo "arc util not found" ; return; } dest=$buildroot/ARK; arkname=$dest/SIGMV$vol.ARK cd $builddir &> /dev/null 1>&2 mkdir -p $dest &> /dev/null 1>&2 [[ -f $arkname ]] && rm $arkname &> /dev/null 1>&2 # remove any previous version # build archive arc a $arkname ./* &> /dev/null 1>&2 # On my Linux system I'm using arc v5.21r, which translates between / and :. But on the host system, I've replaced / with _, # which arc doesn't pick up, so here I'll manually convert _ to / inside the ARK files. Note that arc will translation / to : # when listing or extracting the ARK contents, but internally it is stored as /. for j in ./*; do { oldname=$(echo $(basename $j) | cut -d'.' -f1) # filename with _ newname=$(echo $oldname | tr '_' '/') # filename with / [[ ! "$oldname" == "$newname" ]] && sed -i "s|$oldname|$newname|g" $arkname # could also do something like echo $newname | grep "/" } done touch -r . $arkname &> /dev/null 1>&2 # set datestamp of ARK touch -d "19880315" $dest # set datestamp of ARK dir to date of most recent SIG/M volume (i.e., vol 310) # clean up cd - &> /dev/null 1>&2 echo " $(basename $arkname)" } # ------------ dsk () { # ------------ # IBM-3740-format images are created as I had made the assumption that SIG/M volumes were # originally transferred on IBM-3740 disks. It appears other formats were also supported # (note it specifies only "8 inch"; it's only an assumption that was IBM-3740). # The 5/81 SIG/M Newsletter (see Vol 51) indicates the following formats were offered: # 8 inch single density # TRS-80 Model 2 # 5 1/4 inch varieties: # Micropolis Mod II # Northstar (SS/SD) # (SS/DD) # TRS-80 Model 1 # Model 3 # Apple (13 sector) # (16 sector) # Cromemco (SS/SD) # While 6/81 said: # All SIG/M libraries on: are up to volume: # 8 Inch 25 # Northstar DD 25 # Micropolis ModII 25 # * Apple CPMUG n/a yet # * TRS-80 Mod 1/3 n/a yet # Mod 2 25 CP/M # * H-89 n/a yet # * Superbrain n/a yet # * means its in the process of creation # And 11/81 said: # We are officially supporting the following 5 and 1/4 inch formats: # Micropolis Mod 2 (1 diskette per volume) # North Star double density (2 diskettes per volume) # TRS80 Mod 1 and 3 (3 to 4 diskettes per volume) # Apple 2 (3 to 4 diskettes per volume) which mkfs.cpm &> /dev/null 1>&2 || { echo "mkfs.cpm util not found"; return; } which cpmcp &> /dev/null 1>&2 || { echo "cpmcp util not found" ; return; } dest=$buildroot/DSK; dskname=$dest/SIGMV$vol.DSK cd $builddir &> /dev/null 1>&2 mkdir -p $dest &> /dev/null 1>&2 [[ -f $dskname ]] && rm $dskname &> /dev/null 1>&2 # remove any previous version # build archive mkfs.cpm -f ibm-3740 $dskname &> /dev/null 1>&2 cpmcp -f ibm-3740 $dskname ./* 0: &> /dev/null 1>&2 touch -r . $dskname &> /dev/null 1>&2 # set datestamp of DSK touch -d "19880315" $dest # set datestamp of DSK dir to date of most recent SIG/M volume # clean up cd - &> /dev/null 1>&2 echo " $(basename $dskname)" } # ------------ lbr () { # ------------ which mklbr &> /dev/null 1>&2 || { echo "mklbr util not found" ; return; } dest=$buildroot/LBR; lbrname=$dest/SIGMV$vol.LBR ; recipe=$dest/$vol.rcp cd $builddir &> /dev/null 1>&2 mkdir -p $dest &> /dev/null 1>&2 [[ -f $lbrname ]] && rm $lbrname &> /dev/null 1>&2 # remove any previous version # build archive echo "$lbrname" > $recipe for j in *; do echo "$builddir/$j?$(echo $j | tr '_' '/')" >> $recipe; done mklbr $recipe rm $recipe touch -r . $lbrname &> /dev/null 1>&2 # set datestamp of LBR touch -d "19880315" $dest # set datestamp of LBR dir to date of most recent SIG/M volume (i.e., vol 310) # clean up cd - &> /dev/null 1>&2 echo " $(basename $lbrname)" } # ------------ archives () { # calls the functions for building the ARK, DSK and LBR archives # ------------ echo "" echo " Archives" echo " ----" ark; dsk; lbr echo " ----" } # ------------ remove () { # delete the specified files # ------------ echo "" echo " Remove" echo " ----" while [[ ! -z $1 ]]; do for i in $1; do echo " $i" rm --force $builddir/$i > /dev/null 1>&2 done shift done echo " ----" } # ------------ pad () { # ------------ # Under CP/M all files were stored in 128-byte records, such that files which were not a multiple of 128 bytes # in length were padded with garbage to the next 128-byte boundary (If the files were originally copied to # fresh disks, the padding consisted of 1AH bytes). Over many years of passing through various file systems, # many of the text files in the SIG/M collection have lost that additional padding, resulting in files which no # match the original CRC values. This routine will pad any file whose length is not an exact multiple of 128 to # the next 128-byte multiple with 1AH. This fixes most CRC mismatches. sudo chmod 777 $builddir/* # Some vols (e.g., 104) give "Permission denied" echo "" echo " Padding" echo " ----" for f in $builddir/*; do count=$((128-$(($(ls -l $f | cut -d' ' -f5)%128)))) # number of bytes needed to next 128 [[ $count -eq 128 ]] && count=0 || echo " $(basename $f) with $count bytes" # Reset to 0 to avoid padding files that are already a multiple of 128 bytes for (( c=1; c<=$count; c++)); do printf "%b" '\x1A' >> $f done done echo " ----" } # ------------ padnull () { # ------------ # A special version of pad that pads with null (00H) rather than 1AH. Used only from some files in # vol 285. The files are in UNIX /r format, so must first be converted to DOS /r/n. Then a single # EOF (Crl-Z or 1AH) byte is added to the end of the file. Finally, the file is padded out to 128 # with null (00H) instead of 1AH that the pad function above uses. cd $builddir sudo chmod 777 ./* echo "" echo " Null Padding" echo " ----" for f in BRIEF-TS.HOW BROWSE.DOC CURSOR.ASM SAVEREST.ASM SAVEREST.DOC TWENTY.ASM WORD-KEY.FIX; do echo " $f" unix2dos -f $f>/dev/null 2>&1 printf "%b" '\x1A' >> $f count=$(( 128 - $(ls -l $f | cut -d' ' -f5) % 128 )) [[ $count -eq 128 ]] && count=0 for (( c=1; c<=$count; c++)); do printf "%b" '\x00' >> $f; done done echo " ----" } # ------------ notes () { # output any notes you want for the volume # ------------ echo "" echo " Notes" echo " ----" for i in "$@"; do echo " $i"; done echo " ----" } #----- # MAIN #----- # To verify everything is working, I have manually compared all volumes' CRCs and filenames to crckfile/crcklist/-catalog. case $vol in # Build the specified volume. # General process: mount the source, copy the files, dismount the source, pad the files, set datestamps, build # ARK/LBR/DSK archives, and finally show the file CRCs. Reminder (cuz I'm always in danger of forgetting why): # datefiles must run before archives so that files have proper dates before they're archived. 001) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 002) copyfiles cpmug ; rename "./SIG_M.$vol ./-CATALOG.$vol" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 003) copyfiles oak ; source wc; head -n 15 $src/../vol015/sigmlog.003 > $builddir/-CATALOG.$vol; tail -n 12 $src/../vol015/sigmlog.003 > $builddir/ABSTRACT.$vol; dismount; pad; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 004) copyfiles cpmug ; rename "DU_8_12.ASM DU-8_12.ASM" "BDOS_PAT.ASM BDOS-PAT.ASM" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 005) copyfiles cpmug ; rename "CP_M_NET.MSG CP_M-NET.MSG" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 006) copyfiles cpmug ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 007) copyfiles nicholson ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 008) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 009) copyfiles nicholson ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 010) copyfiles nicholson ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 011) copyfiles cpmug ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 012) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 013) copyfiles nicholson ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 014) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 015) copyfiles cpmug ; rename "./-CATALOG.015 CATALOG.015" "DCATALOG.015 ./-CATALOG.015" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 016) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DU_*" "FILE_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 017) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "SORTV_*" "./_CATALOG.ACK ./-CATALOG.ACK" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 018) copyfiles nicholson; rename "CATALOG.ACK ./-CATALOG.ACK" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 019) copyfiles nicholson; rename "CATALOG.ACK ./-CATALOG.ACK" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; # CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB: in CRCKFILE.019 and on disk but not -CATALOG.019. CRCKFILE.019: in -CATALOG.019 and on disk but not in CRCKFILE.019 020) copyfiles nicholson ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; # -CATALOG.020 CRC mismatch; CRCK.COM not listed in -CATALOG; CRCKFILE.020 not listed in CRCKFILE. 021) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 022) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "TEST.DAT doesn't appear in the earliest source " "(CPMDOSgg) nor in -CATALOG or CRCKFILE. Removed." ;; 023) copyfiles nicholson ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "DATE.DOC, CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB only in CRCKFILE." ;; # SIG_M.LIB in CRCKFILE, not in -CATALOG. CRCK.COM in CRCKFILE, not in -CATALOG. CRCKFILE in -CATALOG, not in CRCKFILE. 024) copyfiles nicholson; rename "CATALOG.ACK ./-CATALOG.ACK" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "SIG/M.LIB appears only in CRCKFILE." ;; 025) copyfiles nicholson; rename "CATALOG.ACK ./-CATALOG.ACK" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "SIG/M.LIB appears only in CRCKFILE." ;; 026) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "EL_*" "./_CATA026.ACK ./-CATA026.ACK" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM EBASIC.COM RUN.COM SCRAMBLE.* SIGM.LIB " "XMASTER.FIL appear in CRCKFILE only.";; 027) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "./_CATA027.ACK ./-CATA027.ACK" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 028) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "LIFE_*" "NAME_*" "_CATA028.ACK ./-CATA028.ACK" "NAME-ADD.DOC NAME&ADD.DOC" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 029) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 030) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "-CATA031.ACK -CATALOG.031 CRCK.COM CRCKLIST.031 " "SIG_M.LIB listed in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 031) copyfiles nicholson; rename "CATA031.ACK ./-CATA031.ACK" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "Only Nicholson yields fully matching CRCs. " "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only." ;; 032) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 033) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 034) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 035) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 036) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 037) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 038) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 039) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 040) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename " MENU_*" "RUN80_*" "VMAP_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM SIG/M.LIB HOST.PRN in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 041) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM SIG_M.LIB CDOS.DOC in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 042) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "HD_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 043) copyfiles oak ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 044) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DU_*" "SD_*" "WASH_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "-CATALOG.044 lists WASH-16.ASM but all known sour-" "ces have WASH-14.ASM. CRCK.COM in CRCKLIST only. " ;; 045) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; remove READ.ME ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "SIG/M.LIB appears in CRCKFILE only. " ;; # README isn't in any file list, and is just a portion of DUNGEO.DOC in any case. Bye-bye. 046) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "SIG/M.LIB appears in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 047) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "SIG/M.LIB appears in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 048) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "CRCKLIST.043 CRCKLIST.048" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "SIG/M.LIB appears in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 049) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "Corruption in -CATALOG.049 makes it impossible to " "extract MDBSGETM.PLI's CRC. " "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 050) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "TALK_.LIB TALK@.LIB" "VOIC_.DOC VOIC@.DOC" "VOIC_.LIB VOIC@.LIB" "VOIC_EQU.LIB VOIC@EQU.LIB" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; # _ replaces @ instead of /; need to account for this 051) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 052) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 053) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "X_UTIL.SAM X\$UTIL.SAM" "READ_ME.DOC READ-ME.DOC" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "PRICES.DOC doesn't appear in -CATALOG's listings, " "but is mentioned in -CATALOG notes. " ;; 054) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "I_O_CAP.ADD I_O-CAP.ADD" "I_O_CAP.ASM I_O-CAP.ASM" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "TTBOOT.ASM's the only file in the SIG/M collection" "whose corruption remains unresolved. " ;; 055) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 056) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 057) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 058) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 059) source cpmdosgg; for f in $tempdir/cpm06/627/* ; do cp $f $builddir/$(basename $f | tr 'a-z' 'A-Z') >/dev/null 2>&1; done; dismount; copyfiles \ oak "-CATALOG.059" SIG-M.LIB CRCK.COM; rename "_HISTORY.018 READ.ME" "SIG-M.LIB SIG_M.LIB" ; remove _CATALOG.* CRCKLIST.CRC CRCK4.COM ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "Huge thanks to Martin from comp.os.cpm for finding" "clean copies of these files in cpmdosgg. " ;; 060) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; copyfiles oak SIG-M.LIB ; rename "*_*" "SQ-USQ15.DOC SQ_USQ15.DOC" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "Only cpmdosgg's RBBS22.DOC and RBSUTL22.ASC " "match CRCs. However it lacks SIG/M.LIB, which " "is pulled from OAK. " ;; 061) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 062) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 063) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "NAD_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM not in -CATALOG. Removed. " ;; 064) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM, SIG/M.LIB appear in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 065) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "SIG/M.LIB appears in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 066) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; copyfiles cpmdosgg ../1057/crck.com; sed -i 's:CMMMAND:COMMAND:g' $builddir/ZCPR_14.ASM; rename "ZCPR*" "SD_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "At some point after CRCs were generated, a single " "byte in ZCPR_14.ASM was altered. Changing it back " "restores the proper CRC. " "SIG/M.LIB appears in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 067) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; copyfiles cpmdosgg ../1057/crck.com ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "SIG/M.LIB listed in CRCKFILE only. " ;; 068) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 069) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "CUB__.DAT CUB++.DAT" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 070) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "A_*" "STARTRE_.NBP STARTRE\$.NBP" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 071) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; copyfiles cpmdosgg ../1057/crck.com ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CRCK.COM doesn't appear in the sources, but is " "listed in -CATALOG. It is copied from vol 57. " ;; 072) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 073) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "COMP_*" "PAGE_*" "VD*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 074) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "CLOCK_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 075) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 076) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 077) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*CPR_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 078) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*TALK1_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 079) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 080) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; copyfiles oak PINUP82.CAL SIGHTRED.COM ; remove *.081 CONSTS.* COPY.* D*.* FF.* GE*.* IM*.* PP.* PR*.* SP*.* *.TEX TP.* TY*.* X*.*; pad; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "Thanks to Martin in the comp.os.cpm forums for discovering" "compdosgg has the correct CRCs. But compdosgg has" "additional files that must be cleaned out." ;; 081) copyfiles oak ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 082) copyfiles oak ; rename "ABSTRACT.081 ABSTRACT.082" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 083) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "ICE_*.*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 084) copyfiles oak ; copyfiles cpmdosgg entrbbs.bas ; rename "FINDP.ASM FIND+.ASM" "FINDP.COM FIND+.COM" "XSTAMP.ASM XSTAM+.ASM" "XSTAMP.COM XSTAM+.COM" "CRC CRC.COM" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 085) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; copyfiles oak SIGNS.COM RUNOFF.COM PASDIR.PAS REMOVECC.PAS TRIMCOLS.PAS XSUB.COM ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "Must mix and match CPMDOSGG and OAK" "to complete a set of intact files." ;; 086) copyfiles oak ; remove "U.COM"; rename "FAST2.COM _.COM" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "Both CPMDOSGG and OAK have U.COM" "which is not listed in -CATALOG." "It is retained for now." ;; 087) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; copyfiles oak BDSCAT.AQL RATFOR.HLP ; rename "DISPLAY_.ASM DISPLAY+.ASM" "DISPLAY_.COM DISPLAY+.COM" "TYP_.ASM TYP+.ASM" "TYP_.COM TYP+.COM" "THIS_*"; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "BDSCAT.AQL, RATFOR.HLP CRC mismatch, so copies pulled from OAK." ;; 088) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 089) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "SYSLIBI.WS is on disk but not listed in -CATALOG." ;; 090) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 091) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "READ.ME is on disk but not listed in -CATALOG. " ;; 092) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "LITL_ADA.ASM LITL-ADA.ASM" "LITL_ADA.DOC LITL-ADA.DOC" "LITL_ADA.PRN LITL-ADA.PRN" "RBBS_USE.DOC RBBS-USE.DOC" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 093) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; copyfiles oak trsmodem.com ; copyfiles cpmdosgg ../1091/sig_m.lib ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 094) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 095) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 096) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "CRCK_51.A86 CRCK-51.A86" "FILE_EXT.A86 FILE-EXT.A86" "XDIR_A86.DOC XDIR-A86.DOC" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 097) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 098) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "SYSIO.ASM is not listed in -CATALOG. " ;; 099) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 100) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 101) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 102) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 103) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 104) copyfiles oak ; copyfiles oak sig/m.lib; rename "M.LIB SIG_M.LIB" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "I don't know where the CRC compare value is from. I" "don't know if ZCPR2.IDX is correct." ;; 105) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 106) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 107) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 108) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; copyfiles cpmdosgg ../../cpm11/1107/crc.com ; rename "Z2SYS_1.MOD Z2SYS-1.MOD" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 109) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "-CATALOG seems to have omitted USERMAN2.TXT from its listing." ;; 110) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "SIGN_ON.ACG, TWO_REC.FMT not listed in -CATALOG." ;; 111) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 112) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" "RBBS-I-O.NQW RBBS-I_O.NQW" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 113) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 114) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 115) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 116) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 117) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "USQ.COM not listed in -CATALOG." ;; 118) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 119) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; copyfiles cpmdosgg ../../cpm11/1107/crc.com ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 120) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 121) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "MDM709C_.AQM MDM709C+.AQM" "SD_*.*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 122) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DU2_*" "./ZCPR2.IDX ./-ZCPR2.IDX" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 123) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "FIND_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 124) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "ZCPR2_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 125) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; remove __SIG_M.125 ; rename "ZCPR2_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 126) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 127) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 128) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 129) copyfiles oak ; copyfiles oak db2sig/m.lbr; remove CRCKLIST.CRC; rename "M.LBR DB2SIG_M.LBR" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CPMDOSGG seems an earlier version of SIG/M. -CATALOG" "lists DB2SIG/M.LBR (0E47), but the disk holds instead" "its expanded contents. OTOH, OAK/WC have DB2SIG/M.LBR" "(51C0) & matching -CATALOGs. No known extant ver of" "(0E47). Compares of CPMDOSGG files w/OAK LBR contents" "reveals significant CRC differences. I've chosen to" "go with OAK for this volume." ;; 130) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 131) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 132) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 133) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "ABSTRACT.133 listed in -CATALOG but is missing in" "all extant sources." ;; 134) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "GLOBALS.RN_ GLOBALS.RN$" "PASZCODE.RN_ PASZCODE.RN$" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 135) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DIR_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "TEST.SUB not in -CATALOG." ;; 136) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "BB_*.*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 137) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "MP_*" ; touch $builddir/MP-SIMUL.IN2 ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "-CATALOG lists a 0-byte MP-SIMUL.IN2, which is miss-" "ing from some collections. It is recreated here." ;; 138) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "MP_DEMO.LBR MP-DEMO.LBR" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 139) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "UN_PROT.BAS UN-PROT.BAS" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 140) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 141) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 142) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" "SFA-SAV.0 SFA_SAV.0" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 143) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "PACKET_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 144) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 145) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 146) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "SD_48B.A86 SD-48B.A86" "SD_48B.CMD SD-48B.CMD" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 147) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; vol=144; copyfiles cpmdosgg usq.com; vol=147; rename "FILE_*" "CRCK_*" "WM_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 149) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "MODEM7_*" "UNIX_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 148) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 150) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 151) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DSK7_*" "MBOOT_*" "FMT_*" "MODEM_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 152) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DU_*.*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 153) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 154) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 155) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "ABSTRACT.155 is missing from all collections." ;; 156) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "SQ_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 157) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "Z80_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 158) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 160) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 159) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 161) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DU_*" "TYPER_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 162) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 163) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 164) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "READTHIS not in -CATALOG." ;; 165) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "READTHIS not in -CATALOG." ;; 166) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "READTHIS not in -CATALOG." ;; 167) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 168) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "READTHIS not in -CATALOG." ;; 169) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "M7*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 170) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "M7*" "M7AC-3.AQM M7AC+3.AQM" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 171) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 172) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; copyfiles sourdough disk3.asm; unix2dos $builddir/DISK3.ASM>/dev/null 2>&1; rename "DU_*" "OKI_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 173) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 174) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 175) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "F47_*" "MODEM_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 176) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DRI_*" "DU_*" "SD_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 177) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "MY_*"; for i in $builddir/WS_*; do mv $i $(echo $i | tr '_' '$'); done ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 178) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; vol=177; copyfiles cpmdosgg sig_m.lib; vol=178 ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 179) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "BIOS3_.DQC BIOS3+.DQC" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CARCHIVE.DQC not listed in -CATALOG." ;; 180) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 181) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CXREF.HQP not listed in -CATALOG. File indices in -CATALOG.182 are messed up; fixed in rebuild." ;; 182) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "NS_*" "TAG_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 183) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "READ_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 184) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 185) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 186) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "CRC_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 187) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 188) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 189) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 190) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 191) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 192) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "SYS2*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 193) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "PAF*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 194) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 195) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "-CATALOG mis-lists DELBR.COM as DELRB.COM." ;; 196) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "SD_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 197) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "-CATALOG mis-lists DELBR.COM as DELIB.COM." ;; 198) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 199) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 200) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 201) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 202) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "RSA_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 203) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 204) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "F83_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 205) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "F83_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 206) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 207) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; vol=205; copyfiles cpmdosgg sig_m.lib; vol=207; rename "LU86_*" "APC_DUMP.LBR APC-DUMP.LBR" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 208) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 209) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 210) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "CRC_64.AQ6 CRC-64.AQ6" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 211) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 212) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "CPM2__.LBR CPM2-+.LBR" "FIND_2.LBR FIND+2.LBR" "UNERA_.LBR UNERA+.LBR" "*_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 213) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "LBR_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 214) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "LBR_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 215) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "LBR_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 216) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "M8NM_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 217) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "M8??_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 218) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "MX?_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 219) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "MX?_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 220) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "MX?_*" "MXO-R-10.AQM MXO-R+10.AQM" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 221) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 222) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 223) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 224) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "C80V_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 225) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 226) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DRI_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 227) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 228) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 229) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "SAVE0_*" "APC_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 230) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 231) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "CP_M_.LBR CP-M+.LBR" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 232) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "M7BBS_.AQM M7BBS+.AQM" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 233) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "BOY_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "CLEANUP.DQC not listed in -CATALOG." ;; 234) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; vol=233; copyfiles cpmdosgg crc.com; vol=234 ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 235) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; vol=234; copyfiles cpmdosgg usq.com; vol=235; rename "BOKA_EI.BQS BOKA&EI.BQS" "FORTH_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 236) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 237) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "PILOT_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 238) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 239) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 240) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DELBR.COM DELBRA.COM" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "EPRINT.ZSM is unlisted in -CATALOG." ;; 241) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DELBR.COM DELBRA.COM" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 242) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 243) copyfiles oak ; unix2dos $builddir/VISCOS1.DAT>/dev/null 2>&1; unix2dos $builddir/GETNAME.PRO>/dev/null 2>&1 ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 244) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "LPAK1?_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 245) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 246) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 247) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DU_*" "Z19_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 248) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 249) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 250) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "Though VDO25.LBR is not listed in -CATALOG" "and seems out of place, it is retained. " ;; 251) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; vol=250; copyfiles cpmdosgg usq.com; vol=251; rename "DELBR.COM DELBRA.COM" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 252) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 253) copyfiles oak ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 254) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "DELBR.COM DELBRA.COM" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 255) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 256) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "TFR_*" "TRANS_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 257) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 258) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 259) copyfiles oak ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 260) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 261) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 262) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 263) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 264) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 265) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 266) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 267) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 268) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 269) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 270) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "FS_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 271) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "FP_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 272) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 273) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 274) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 275) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 276) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; rename "*_*" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 277) copyfiles cpmdosgg ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 278) copyfiles oak ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 279) copyfiles oak ; copyfiles cpmdosgg comp.asm label.mac tail.asm ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 280) copyfiles oak ; unix2dos $builddir/MULTCOL.PAS>/dev/null 2>&1 ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 281) copyfiles sourdough; for i in CMPCODE.DOC SNOOPY.FOR ZLOAD.DOC FORT07.DAT; do unix2dos $builddir/$i>/dev/null 2>&1; done ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 282) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 283) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 284) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 285) copyfiles sourdough ; padnull ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 286) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 287) copyfiles sourdough; copyfiles sourdough ../vol286/usq.com ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 288) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 289) copyfiles sourdough; unix2dos $builddir/RAMDSKRB.DOC>/dev/null 2>&1 ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 290) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 291) copyfiles sourdough; x=../../../library_collections/dka_kaypro/900/913; copyfiles sourdough $x/CLOCK.LIB $x/CONCORD.PAS $x/DELIB.PAS $x/DIR.INC $x/DWS.PAS \ $x/ERRORS.PAS $x/FREEDIR.INC $x/FREE.INC $x/FUNCKEYS.PAS $x/IOERROR.PAS $x/../914/MLABELS.PAS $x/../914/OKI.PAS ../vol293/wipe.pas ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 292) copyfiles sourdough; x=../../../library_collections/dka_kaypro/900/914; copyfiles sourdough $x/SIZE.PAS $x/STRIP8.PAS ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 293) copyfiles sourdough; remove WIPE.PAS ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "WIPE.PAS not listed in -CATALOG. Identical to v291" "WIPE.PAS, so removed here." ;; 294) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 295) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 296) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 297) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 298) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 299) copyfiles sourdough; rename "KPHANDYP.LBR KPHANDY+.LBR" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ; notes "-READ.ME not listed in -CATALOG." ;; 300) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 301) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 302) copyfiles sourdough; remove CRCKLIST.CRC ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 303) copyfiles sourdough; vol=294; copyfiles sourdough crc.com; vol=303 ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 304) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 305) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 306) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 307) copyfiles sourdough; remove ./-READ.ME; rename "RDIR15P.LBR RDIR15+.LBR" ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 308) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 309) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; 310) copyfiles sourdough ; pad ; datefiles; archives; checkcrc ;; *) echo Volume $vol not implemented yet. ;; # You should never see this. esac #--------- # Clean up #--------- [[ -d $tempdir ]] && rm -rf $tempdir # in case it somehow got missed. cd - >/dev/null 2>&1 exit 0