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Michael B. Smith (mbs@adastra.cvl.va.us) wrote:
: In article <DoJ42z.A3r@cix.compulink.co.uk> alewisa@cix.compulink.co.uk ("Alan Lewis") writes:
: > > AS225r2 was never publicly released (it only existed as a Beta). If you
: > > want to buy an AS225r2 compatible stack I suggest you look at I-Net 225,
: > > which was developed from the AS225r2 sources. I-Net 225 is the TCP/IP
: > > stack that will be in the Surfer pack.
: >
: > Not true. It was just never commercially released. However, it was
: > available to developers. Try asking some ex-Amiga developers (ie Gold
: > Disk and the like) if they have an old copy they will sell you for a
: > nominal sum.

: You are incorrect Alan.

: AS225r_2_ was _never_ publically released. Any developer that sells
: someone an "old copy" is breaking their non-disclosure agreement.

Yes.. but Is the agreement still valid... We all know that CBM doesn't
exist any more so... they are not breaking anythin I guess.
	That is unless ESCOM bought the rights of unreleased source
codes as well.
 
Jac

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