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http://www.vetusabandonware.com/
http://www.bookcase.com/library/software/#msdos

ftp://ftp.oldskool.org/pub/misc/xtfiles.rar

"=== Introduction:

This archive is a snapshot of my 8088 development box: An IBM 5160 (the
original PC/XT) upgraded with an EMS board and an IDE drive. I'm making this
snapshot available for anyone who obtains an old computer (386 and earlier) and
would like to play around with it. Everything for tinkering is included,
including (but nowhere near limited to) tasm and a86 for assembler development,
various sound and graphics programs, utilities for hard disk and floppy disk
formatting, troubleshooting, and defragmentation, FastLynx for transferring
files over serial/parallel cable, TSRs like nnansi for massivly speeding up
text screen updates and ncache2 for the "best disk cache in the world", PC
speaker sound programs that play multiple notes at the same time, like Music
Construction Set and Pianoman, applications like TaskTimer for managing your
time and The Running Program for getting in shape, programs to help interface
to the Internet (I personally use the FTP server to get files on and off the
machine), and of course games. It's my hope that you will be able to spend
hours and hours exploring what's here and have a good time. And, if you poke
around enough, you'll find the (buggy) source code to the 8088 Corruption
player as well as my (non-buggy) CGA graphics library.

=== Snapshot Notes:

This isn't some archive or compilation, it's an actual snapshot of a running
8088 machine with CGA. This means everything in this archive works just fine
on the real hardware, as it wouldn't be on my 8088's hard drive if it didn't!

You've also probably noticed that all of this would never fit onto a 10MB MFM drive — hec
k, it won't fit onto a 100MB drive! You are meant to uncompress this archive on a modern
machine and then move things over as needed.

I've also UNcompressed most if not all of the .exes and .coms if they were
previously compressed with exepack, lhexe, or pklite. This was done for two
reasons: 1. They load a heck of a lot quicker on 4.77MHz machines, and 2. some
of the compressors had obscure bugs that crashed the machine — unpacking them
made those problems go away."

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