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   mark lewis to joseph larsen   
   Impulse Linux versus Impulse DOS.   
   01 Mar 16 09:43:40   
   
   01 Mar 16 03:08, you wrote to All:   
      
    jl> Ok. I copied all of my *.BRD and *.MIX files over to my DOS version of   
    jl> Impulse. I was able to read the messages without them being garbled.   
    jl> I'm not sure what this means.   
      
   wait! what? are you saying that your linux compiled binary cannot read those   
   messages but the original DOS one has no problems with them?? how are you   
   compiling? are you trying to do 16bit, 32bit or 64bit?? can you be more   
   explicit about "the messages being garbled"?? got pics?   
      
    jl> Maybe, that I need to convert the incoming bundles to DOS format? I   
    jl> tried issuing the "d2u -D" command to the incoming packets, and now   
    jl> they are marked as "bad." Does anyone know how to convert the bundles   
    jl> after they are extracted? Or, would it be easier just to   
    jl> rewrite/convert the source code to handle Unix format files? I'm not   
    jl> sure how to do this. Any and all help is appreciated.   
      
   there is no conversion to be done... PKTs are binary and you don't convert   
   them like that any more than you convert an exe file like that... what are you   
   trying to convert the PKTs to?? the tosser ""converts"" them when it strips   
   off the PKT header and then imports each message in the PKT into the message   
   base... that's not even a conversion, really...   
      
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