Note that the CVS repository contains the latest actual development tree and should not be used by the general public, it is mostly intended for developpers, maintainers and beta-testers. There also can be found some software which never have previously been released in the form of an archive.

The HTTP cvsweb interface to the CVS repository is no longer available at present time. However, read-only public CVS pserver access is provided. I highly suggest getting aquainted with the command-line cvs(1) utility for best results.

Those who want to access the repository via public pserver to access all of my BSD-style licensed open source software can use the following command:

% cvs -z6 -d:pserver:anoncvs@cvs.accela.net:/cvsroot co mmondor

To only obtain the Xisop kernel, mmondor/Xisop may be used as the module name. To only retreive the mmsoftware directory, mmondor/mmsoftware will be used. After the copy is retreived, there may be sh(1) scripts postfixed with .sh which will need to be given executable permission if they are to be used. To do this, it may be useful to use the following command:

% find . -name '*.sh' | xargs chmod u+x