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From: ricker@bunker.uucp (Jim Ricker)
Newsgroups: mod.os.os9
Subject: OS-9 Information
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Date: Mon, 25-Aug-86 09:44:43 EDT
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About a month ago I sent Kim Kempf mail requesting information about
Microware products, specifically OS-9 and the Commodore Amiga.
Can anyone there help me?

Jim Ricker
151 Sandquist Circle
Hamden, CT 06514
bellcore!ittatc!bunker!ricker

[ I have in the past had difficulty getting a good feed to Microware.
  One of the most reliable to date has been:
  akuga!sb1!fluke!mcrware!kim      a less reliable alternate is:
  ihnp4!stolaf!umn-cs!isucs1!mcrware!kim 
  
  Regarding your request for information, the port for OS-9 68K on the
  Commodore Amiga has not been released.  From what I understand (read
  "rumor") the same company which is releasing the Atari ST OS-9 port is
  doing the Amiga port.  The Amiga port evidently will be taking a little
  longer.   - JDD]