leh@beach.cis.ufl.edu ( ) (04/14/88)
Thanks to all you folks who responded to my query.
This posting is in response to a "demand" that I post the info.
Here it is:
ftp 128.210.0.3 ... login as 'anonymous', send real id as
Or password.
j.cc.purdue.edu directories :
news/comp/binaries/amiga -- comp.binaries.amiga archives
news/comp/sources/amiga -- comp.sources.amiga archives
ftp swan.ulowell.edu [129.63.224.1]
Directory 'amiga'.
Badge killer demos in directory 'amiga/bkdc'.
ftp sushi.stanford.edu dir <bkdc> for killer demos
ftp 128.114.133.1 (internet addr of ssyx.ucsc.edu)
killer demos
ftp trantor.umd.edu Quite a bit available
ftp husc7.harvard.edu Harvard and MIT sections
ftp ucbvax.berkeley.edu in pub/amiga dir
ftp asc.purdue.edu in news dir
ftp louie.udel.edu Just a few things in pub directory
ftp uunet.uu.net Just uucp stuff in uucp directory
ftp uxc.cso.uiuc.edu Just fish.arc and amigatcp.tar.Z
PS anyone know if Pacific Peripherals drive controller is any good???
re by email please.
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In article <14772@uflorida.cis.ufl.EDU> leh@beach.cis.ufl.edu ( ) writes: >PS anyone know if Pacific Peripherals drive controller is any good??? >re by email please. I'm replying here by net-news rather than email since the question has come up before & answers may be of general interest to the group. I have the Pacific Peripherals OverDrive controller, and have had it for about 2 months now. I am using it with a Seagate ST157N drive (48 Meg SCSI). It has worked perfectly and so far I have been delighted with it. Having not seen any other controller &/or drive in action, I can't say how it compares with other setups, although I have had none of the problems that other people have been reporting with the 2090 controller. My only complaint is that it does not autoboot; but I think that autobooting is not supported at all under V1.2 of AmigaDos (correct me if I'm wrong); I do not know if the hardware will allow autobooting once the OS is changed to support it. -- Mark Lanzo -- (borrowing a friend's account) Disclaimer: I have no connection with Pacific Peripherals other than as a (so far) satisfied customer. operating system; I do not know if the It has performed flawlessly
ali@polya.STANFORD.EDU (Ali T. Ozer) (04/15/88)
In article <14772@uflorida.cis.ufl.EDU> leh@beach.cis.ufl.edu ( ) writes: >This posting is in response to a "demand" that I post the info. > ... ftp sushi.stanford.edu dir <bkdc> for killer demos ... Sushi is officially dead as of April 15th (ack! that's TODAY!), so any attempts to ftp stuff from sushi will probably fail... But the BKDC stuff is on plenty of other machines (and Fish disks too), so this shouldn't be a problem to anyone. Ali Ozer, ali@polya.stanford.edu
jedi@clark-emh.arpa (08/25/88)
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In message <498@nsscb.UUCP> tjm @ nsscb.uucp asked
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> The law of averages applicable to computer usage finally caught up
>to me and all the archives I created with the choicest postings from this
>group have been brutally mangled beyond recall...If anyone can help me with
>2 pieces of info I need, I promise never to eat at McDonald's again (ahem).
> {Stuff Deleted}
> 2) A while back, some clear and concise info regarding Amiga
> PD archives accessible via FTP was posted. To the person(s)
> who first posted, or to those who now have copies of said
> postings, I will be in you debt until at least mid-March
> of next year if you could re-post that info!
>
> {Stuff Deleted}
> Thanks muchly,
>
> Tim
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Well Tim, it just so happens that I kept a copy of the list that was
posted to the net for the sites to FTP for amiga PD software. So here it is
again with all proper credit given. Just keep in mind that the info in the
message is a few months old, and there may be some updates.
.From: leh @ beach.cis.ufl.edu
.Subject: FTP list
.Message-ID: <14772@uflorida.cis.ufl.EDU>
.Date: 14 Apr 88 16:50:28 GMT
.Sender: news@bikini.cis.ufl.edu
.
.Here it is:
.
. ftp 128.210.0.3 ... login as 'anonymous', send real id as
. Or password.
. j.cc.purdue.edu directories :
. news/comp/binaries/amiga -- comp.binaries.amiga archives
. news/comp/sources/amiga -- comp.sources.amiga archives
. ftp swan.ulowell.edu [129.63.224.1]
. Directory 'amiga'.
. Badge killer demos in directory 'amiga/bkdc'.
. ftp sushi.stanford.edu dir <bkdc> for killer demos
. ftp 128.114.133.1 (internet addr of ssyx.ucsc.edu)
. killer demos
. ftp trantor.umd.edu Quite a bit available
. ftp husc7.harvard.edu Harvard and MIT sections
. ftp ucbvax.berkeley.edu in pub/amiga dir
. ftp asc.purdue.edu in news dir
. ftp louie.udel.edu Just a few things in pub directory
. ftp uunet.uu.net Just uucp stuff in uucp directory
. ftp uxc.cso.uiuc.edu Just fish.arc and amigatcp.tar.Z
.
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. "Get Up! Get Out of my World!"
.UUCP: ...{ihnp4|rutgers}!codas!uflorida!beach.cis.ufl.edu!leh
.Internet: leh@beach.cis.ufl.edu | vishnu@pine.circa.ufl.edu
That's all I have, if anyone else has any additions or deletions, please
either post or e-mail to me. I try to keep a list for just such occasions
as this.
Enjoy.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~page@swan.ulowell.edu (Bob Page) (08/30/88)
For what it's worth: j.cc.purdue.edu:news/comp/*/amiga [128.210.10.3] moderator's archives swan.ulowell.edu:amiga [129.63.224.1] A lot available uxe.cso.uiuc.edu:amiga [128.174.5.54] Fish disks (at least 80) a.cs.uiuc.edu:pub/amiga [192.5.69.1] uunet.uu.net:amiga-sources [192.112.141.129] alt.amiga archive trantor.umd.edu:info-amiga Quite a bit available (old) ssyx.ucsc.edu [128.114.133.1] BADGE killer demos cs.utah.edu:pub/amiga [10.0.0.4] Also amiga-forth husc7.harvard.edu Harvard and MIT Amiga group ucbvax.berkeley.edu:pub/amiga asc.purdue.edu:news louie.udel.edu:pub The quickest way to find out what's out there is to ftp to louie.udel.edu and download the file /pub/amiga/files-edu.list. This is a network-wide table of contents of Amiga files (as of a certain date.) -- Bob Page, U of Lowell CS Dept. page@swan.ulowell.edu ulowell!page "What a wonder is USENET; such wholesale production of conjecture from such a trifling investment in fact." -- Carl S. Gutekunst