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"Rugxulo" <rugxulo AT gmail DOT com> wrote in message
news:ea06fa9a-4ab0-4da5-b4a8-1396e322d956 AT f16g2000yqm DOT googlegroups DOT com...
>
> Apparently I didn't download his kernel.zip file, only others:
>
> Archive:  bill_currie.zip   2574989 bytes   5 files
> -rw-a--     3.0 fat    30052 b- defX  8-May-99 21:35 djasm.zip
> -rw-a--     3.0 fat    11608 b- defX  8-Nov-96 17:13 djpy.zip
> -rw-a--     3.0 fat    53927 b- defX 18-Jun-99 20:27 lfn.zip
> -rw-a--     3.0 fat   344576 b- defX 27-Mar-98 10:43 ed.tar
> -rw-a--     3.0 fat  2163364 b- defX 26-Oct-96 03:03 PYTHON1.4GZ.gz
> 5 files, 2603527 bytes uncompressed, 2574499 bytes compressed:  1.1%
>

In old NG messages, Bill says he extended djasm.  He wasn't sure if changes
ever made it into djasm proper.  Those changes may be of interest to you.

Well, it seems the djpy.zip is widely available, usually where Python is.
I'm not sure if this is the same package as his.  Search for "djpy.zip".

Of course, the Henrik Haftmann LFN driver, or Jason Hood variants, should
probably be used instead of Bill Currie's lfn.zip.


Rod Pemberton