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From: sss10@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Samuel S Sostre)
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Subject: Re: how do you run lemmings.dms?
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In article <2213@fornax.UUCP> laughlin@fornax.UUCP (Bob Laughlin) writes:
>
>    How do you run the lemmings.dms Demo from ab20? I put it
>on an install'ed floppy and booted from it. Is .dms some sort
>of file compression? Does it run on an 030? Do I need some
>other files to run it?

I dont know where you could find it but there is a DMS program that is the 
"newest version of warp". Its very good IMO and is pretty quick, the only 
problems Ive had is when I typed in the wrong command to undms a file onto a 
blank disk, I ended up compressing the unformatted disk into the file I was
trying to uncompress.
<sigh>

type dms write <filename.dms> at the cli and make sure you have a blank disk in
df0:. DMS sometimes fucks up under 2.0 on my friends 3000 but it generally 
works. <we got it to work under 1.3 and tried again under 2.0 and it worked 
that time>



>-- 
> Bob Laughlin  laughlin@cs.sfu.ca