The following programs that may be of some utility.
fc: Floppy chop. Takes an input file and writes the first 350,000 bytes to one file and the remaining bytes to another file. 'fc -?' for help. Comments: this is a tad braindead, as it should autmatically create multiple files if the input file is longer than 700,000 bytes. Also, it uses single-character i/o, so its a tad slow. The primary use of this is to put large files onto multiple floppy disks, to be concatenated back together on another machine. Source included.
shar: shell archive utility; 'sh -?' for help. This is not one of my programs, but I thought I'd pass it along.
sbreak: sends a BREAK on the named serial line. A break consists of a 500 mS 'zero' pulse on the line. Very handy for communicating with wierd datacomm equipment that requires a break. Source included.
dpark: floppy disk park. Restores floppy head to track zero. Not particularly useful, but cute. Disclaimer: this does NOT safely park a disk! It only puts the head on track zero. I mainly wrote it to learn setstat code.
Source included.
wysetime: Basic09 runtime module that sets the time to the system clock on Wyse terminals.
wysecrack: puts up a cute message every minute or so in the status line on a Wyse terminal. Source included.
