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	FREE SOFTWARE FOR DOS — Operating Systems,
		Source code (C, ASM) for OpenDOS 7.01 is free for evaluation, educational and non-profit use (see Enhanced DR-DOS, next article, for download location).
		Source code is also available, with utilities to aid in patching the original OpenDOS 7.01 source.
		This variant of OpenDOS 7.02 provides a full DOS under Caldera OpenLinux with DOSEMU, which it configures.
	home.att.net /~short.stop/freesoft/os.htm (2290 words)

	[ale] OpenDOS press release
		The OpenDOS binary is based on DOS 7 technology acquired from Novell in 1996 and provides a mainstream, no-cost OS for research and education.
		Caldera's release of the OpenDOS binary and source to the Internet allows companies and individuals to use and develop OpenDOS for future use in their own products.
		OpenDOS also enhances the ability of embedded systems like Network Computers, NetPCs, kiosks, etc. by allowing OEMs and VARs to use well-known technology as a base for their own solutions.
	www.ale.org /archive/ale/ale-1997-01/msg00192.html (524 words)

	OpenDOS - The Wordbook Encyclopedia
		OpenDOS is a freeware DOS-like and MS-DOS-compatible operating system.
		Only the source code to OpenDOS 7.02 remains available and the company took later development back in-house to produce OpenDOS 7.03.
		When Lineo was acquired by Metrowerks, the DOS product line was bought out by some of Lineo's former management, who formed a new company, DeviceLogics, to continue its development and marketing - see the article on DR-DOS for more information.
	www.thewordbook.com /OpenDOS (433 words)

	Caldera OpenDOS - A fresh breeze in DOS technology
		With OpenDOS 7.01 the very efficient NWCACHE (which can dynamically lean its memory to other DOS applications when running into low memory conditions) also had a higher version number (1.02), but the file did not contain the fixes in the statistics overview, that have been implemented with Novell's update to NWCACHE 1.01.
		It has been said, that there have been 19.000 downloads within the first three days of availability of OpenDOS 7.01, and about 2.000.000 copies sold until September 1997, which was more than being expected, and clearly is in the contrary to some 'trendsetters' saying DOS was dead.
		OpenDOS is not FreeDOS, which is under the GPL.
	www.uni-bonn.de /~uzs180/opendeng.html (3878 words)

	OpenDOS - Definition, explanation
		OpenDOS is a free (though not free software) MS-DOS-compatible operating system.
		The DOS product line was then sold off to a separate company, at that time known as Caldera Systems, owned by former Novell CEO Ray Noorda's investment firm The Canopy Group.
		Caldera renamed Novell DOS to OpenDOS and initiated a program of source code release, to link OpenDOS to Caldera's other OS, OpenLinux, a distribution of the Linux Unix-like OS.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/o/op/opendos.php (459 words)

	NFB-RD: Is DOS Dead? Ask Caldera <GRIN>... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		OpenDOS also has some of the best memory management I've seen.
		In an effort to keep the djgpp list uncluttered with us OpenDOS nuts, grin I've set up a mailing list so the discussion can be continued.
		Send mail to majordomo@mail.tacoma.net with "subscribe opendos" in the body of the message.
	www.nfbcal.org /nfb-rd/1222.html (487 words)

	OpenDOS FAQ list
		It is possible to make NT load OpenDOS from the boot manager.
		Install OD as usual on the drive, then using the disk editor, write the boot sector to a file in the root directory called "bootsect.dos".
		Most of the questions here are based on answers in DJ Delorie's dj@delorie.com earlier version.
	www.deltasoft.com /faq.html (1763 words)

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		OpenDOS is the first Caldera Release of DOS, based on the Novell DOS 7 technology acquired from Novell in 1996.
		OpenDOS is a true DOS operating system, supporting all DOS applications including Microsoft Windows applications, and networking systems including Novell NetWare, Windows for Workgroups, and LANtastic.
		Dependable and reliable commercial systems software such as OpenLinux and OpenDOS are enabling users to make affordable and open choices on which to base their business solutions." Caldera uses its own technological and marketing resources to leverage technologies including the Linux operating system created by independent developers worldwide, and the OpenDOS product range.
	www.was-ist-fido.de /doks/fnews/fido1405.txt (9810 words)

	BGFAX/Fido: Taskmgr OpenDOS (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From: Fane To: Peter Sumner Thread: Taskmgr OpenDOS (3/5) Date: 10-Oct-97, 11:10pm (Ref# 5755) 09 Oct 97 20:11, Peter Sumner wrote to Fane: PS> 06 Oct 97 11:58, Fane wrote to B. Guillot: F>> BGFax does not detect TaskMgr multitasker in OpenDOS v7.01.
		From: Fane To: B.J. Guillot Thread: Taskmgr OpenDOS (5/5) Date: 20-Oct-97, 11:33pm (Ref# 5787) 19 Oct 97 10:19, B.J. Guillot wrote to Fane: >> BGFax does not detect TaskMgr multitasker in OpenDOS v7.01.
		OpenDOS is an unsupported product, so I couldn't ask, but I do have the source code, documentations, and installation, I could put on hold for you to pick up, or POSSIBLY email to you.
	www.blkbox.com /~bgfax/echo/MSG-30A5.HTM (542 words)

	Digital Research Inc. (DRI) - 16-bit
		The apparently "unofficial OpenDOS" Web site is this link but it appears to not have been updated in some time.
		The outcome was initially to post that portions of 8.1 were under GPL licence; but when told by email that sources also had to be distributed as well and other conditions of that license, DRDOS.COM apparently removed all references on their site to 8.1 altogether.
		As for OpenDOS 7.01 or 7.02: since SCO (formerly Caldera) does not own DR-DOS, their Web site in 2006 has no files or refernences to it.
	retrotechnology.com /herbs_stuff/dri_16bit.html (3743 words)

	DOS : Encyclopedia Entry
		DOS commonly uses a command line interface, in contrast to more modern operating systems which generally include a graphical user interface.
		Digital Research produced a compatible variant known as "DR-DOS", which was eventually taken over (after a buyout of Digital Research) by Novell.
		This became "OpenDOS" for a while after the relevant division of Novell was sold to Caldera International, now called SCO.
	www.bibleocean.com /OmniDefinition/DOS (2184 words)

	opendos (Site not responding. Last check: )
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	www.ezisolution.info /Infopages/opendos.html (148 words)

	FREE SOFTWARE FOR DOS — Operating Systems,
		Source code (C, ASM) for OpenDOS 7.01 is free for evaluation, educational and non-profit use (see Enhanced DR-DOS, next article, for download location).
		Enhanced DR-DOS is based on Caldera OpenDOS 7.01, with integrated modern features: FAT32/FAT+/LBA disk and LFN support, better memory management, file sizes up to 256GB, and more.
		This variant of OpenDOS 7.02 provides a full DOS under Caldera OpenLinux with DOSEMU, which it configures.
	short.stop.home.att.net /freesoft/os.htm (2290 words)

	DOS bootdisk with several DOS utilities (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Subsequently, you can use sys (if you already run DOS but want to change to OpenDOS), format (if you already have a DOS partition but want to make a clean start), or fdisk followed by format (if you have to make a DOS partition first) to continue.
		OpenDOS and the DOS utilities as provided here are essentially freeware (except for the shareware pk[un]zip).
		In my experience, MSDOS appears to be more stable than OpenDOS in the case of shared drives with Linux.
	www.nomdo.dds.nl /opendos.htm (344 words)

	Caldera posts free DOS on Web - Print this article - ZDNet.co.uk
		DOS is free and on the Internet after Caldera today posted its OpenDOS operating system on its Web site.
		The OpenDOS kernel source code will be posted next month, Caldera said in a press release.
		The company said it intends OpenDOS to be a free platform for users in research and education, and added that it plans to provide a budget-priced DOS integration environment for users of OpenLinux, it's popular Internet development platform.
	www.zdnet.co.uk /print/?TYPE=story&AT=2065081-39020369t-10000023c (178 words)

	Many Systems on a PowerBook: DOS
		OpenDOS is an MS-DOS clone, including various MS-DOS utilities.
		The current ownership of OpenDOS is explained by SCO on this page.
		More information on OpenDOS can be found on the OpenDOS Unofficial Home Page.
	www.kernelthread.com /mac/vpc/dos.html (1062 words)

	OpenDos 7.02
		El programa de instalacion de OpenDOS 7.02 puede detectar que Windows 95 esta instalado y automaticamente instala el programa LOADER de arranque dual de Caldera OpenDOS.
		Si utilizas OpenDOS en un sistema que ha sido usado por Windows 95, no debes intentar utilizar las utilidades de OpenDOS DISKOPT, DELWATCH o CHKDSK, por que malinterpretaran las entradas de directorio de Windows 95.
		OpenDOS trabajara, en otros aspectos, con los nombres largos de Windows 95.
	www.marqueze.net /relatos/relatos/mvarios/hard2/opendos702.htm (472 words)

	Smart appliances prove every DOS has its day (Site not responding. Last check: )
		And Caldera has posted on the web a version called OpenDOS, which is free to developers and for non-commercial use.
		It is a descendent of CP/M, the precursor of DOS which offered multitasking years before Windows did.
		Interest in OpenDOS comes from developers of smart appliances such as email-phones and web TV.
	www.vnunet.com /articles/print/2041311 (285 words)

	Network Cards for OpenBSD
		However, if you boot the OpenDOS disk, the option for IRQ 9 comes up after IRQ 15 before it wraps back around to IRQ 3.
		It is a DOS boot floppy, using the OpenDOS from DR-DOS.
		DR-DOS has decided to make it pretty freely available as "OpenDOS" - which is just a coincidence of names, nothing at all to do with OpenBSD.
	www.cuug.ab.ca /~babulicm/bsdwall/nic.html (1089 words)

	Project Coyote - software for recycled computers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Coyote is a project organized to pull together operating system and application software for older computers used in non-profit educational activities.
		Complete OpenDos includes a vast assortment of utilities and tools that are not likely to be of use to non-computer jocks.
		We encountered problems with some laptops installing OpenDos after using fdisk to repartition the hard drive and re-install the mbr.
	www.wordwonder.com /coyote (829 words)

	Linux.com :: OpenDOS is still alive - Enhanced DR-DOS v7.01.07
		OpenDOS is still alive - Enhanced DR-DOS v7.01.07
		Anonymous Reader writes "OpenDOS is under development again, now under the name Enhanced DR-DOS.
		It is being developed by The DR-DOS/OpenDOS Enhancement Project that has continued the development under the original OpenDOS license since 2002.
	www.newsforge.com /newsvac/05/03/08/1341202.shtml (141 words)

	OpenDOS \| Topic Definition \| Find the Meaning and Define the Answer of OpenDOS
		Find the Meaning and Define the Answer of OpenDOS
		OpenDOS is owned by the company formerly known as Caldera Systems.
		A free version was released for non-commercial and evaluation use.
	www.thefreeencyclopedia.com /definition/word.aspx?w=OpenDOS (57 words)

	Digital Research Inc. (DRI) - 16-bit
		The apparently "unofficial OpenDOS" Web site is this link but it appears to not have been updated in some time.
		Some technical discussion of DR DOS, OpenDOS, and Novell DOS 7 is available (as of Aug 2006) on a personal site by programmer Matthias Paul dated in 2001.
		The outcome was initially to post that portions of 8.1 were under GPL license; but when told by email that sources also had to be distributed as well and other conditions of that license, DRDOS.COM apparently removed all references on their site to 8.1 altogether.
	www.retrotechnology.com /dri/dri_16bit.html (4492 words)

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		Individuals and organizations desiring to commercially redistribute Caldera OpenDOS must acquire a license with an associated small fee.
		Caldera OpenDOS will build upon its predecessors (CP/M, DR DOS and Novell DOS 7) by adding Novell Personal NetWare, bug fixes to Novell DOS 7 and additional networking capabilities.
		Caldera OpenDOS will protect the investments made in existing 286/386 Intel-compatible environments, where DOS meets both the technological and financial requirements of many end users and organizations.
	www.znode51.de /specials/manuals/juggler/cpmsourc.txt (922 words)

	More Fun with VMWare \| Linux Magazine
		Even if you have an MSDN account, Microsoft only offers the upgrade version of MS-DOS 6.22 for download, so you would need the original installation media for MS-DOS 5 or MS-DOS 6, which, if you ever purchased it legally, is probably sitting in a landfill or has been recycled into pillow stuffing by now.
		No, if you want to install DOS on a computer today, it has to be Caldera OpenDOS.
		Unable to make actual money from DR-DOS as a PC operating system, Caldera renamed it OpenDOS, attempted to market it as an embedded development system, and then released the PC version for free and under an Open Source license.
	www.linux-mag.com /id/2562 (2542 words)

	FidoNews - Volume 14, Number 5 - 3 February 1997
		Caldera OpenDOS 7.0 is based on the Novell DOS 7.0 DOS operating system, and expands on some of Novell's DOS' strengths.
		OpenDOS is the first Caldera Release of DOS, based on the Novell DOS 7 technology acquired from Novell in 1996.
		OpenDOS is a true DOS operating system, supporting all DOS applications including Microsoft Windows applications, and networking systems including Novell NetWare, Windows for Workgroups, and LANtastic.
	www.fidonews.org /prev/1405/articles.html (1691 words)

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