wkt@csadfa.cs.adfa.oz.au (Warren Toomey) (05/31/91)
This is a monthly posting about the minnie.cs.adfa.oz.au anonymous ftp archive of Minix stuff. Below is the readme file, and the list of recent additions to the archive. Minnie also has the faqsheet and the infosheet on-line. Warren Toomey. ---- Welcome to the minnie Minix archive. It contains all the large postings in comp.os.minix since the release of Minix 1.5. To make it easier for me to maintain this archive, all files are available as they were originally posted in comp.os.minix - for multi-part programs you will have to ftp all the parts. The first thing you should do is get the `hundred' file in the top directory which lists all the files in the archive. Then cd into the appropriate directory to get the files you want. N.B *** For reasons explained below, this archive is slow. You may want to get the hundred file from ccadfa.cc.adfa.oz.au in pub/minix, which will probably be quicker. If you have already got the hundred file, and want to know about additions to the archive, get the `newfiles' file. This file and the archive are updated every day or so. Every month I append `newfiles' to `hundred'. The archive directories are broken into `posting number' groups. For example, the directory 12500 holds the large postings which had posting numbers 12500 to 12999. You may find the archive slow. That's due to several reasons. Firstly, the archive is in Australia. Secondly, it's running on a 10MHz IBM XT running KA9Q, and using a 3c501 card to connect it to the local Ethernet. Thirdly, the hard disk is a very old 10Meg Miniscribe. Your patience is appreciated. You can speed things up tremendously by ftp-ing binary-wise, but you will have to strip off all the ^M characters at your end. ** The archive may be unavailable during local working hours, 2300 GMT to 0700 GMT. If you can't get through, try again outside these hours. Comments etc. can be mailed to wkt@csadfa.cs.adfa.oz.au - mail won't be accepted by minnie.cs.adfa.oz.au. ----- 14504) c68 III.3 - ACK-style support functions ~ 247 (Christoph van Wuellen) 14505) c68 III.3: GAS-style support functions ~ 241 (Christoph van Wuellen) 14506) 68000 and i386 C Compiler, Patch3: Changelog ~ 192 (Christoph van Wuel 14507) 68000 and i386 C Compiler Patch3: the patch ~ 219 (Christoph van Wuell 14509) c386 III.3: support functions ~ 47 (Christoph van Wuellen) 14526) C386 diffs to produce output for Bruce's assembler ~ 248 (Peter Holzer 14527) [source] CCC - A driver for CvW's C-compiler ~ 183 (Peter Holzer) 14533) [source] Another #! implementation ~ 157 (Kees J. Bot) 14540) Re: Small Boot Package from Rigid Disk (and now the FIX!) ~ 206 (Kai-U 14544) [source] Flex for Minix - 0 of 5 ~ 33 (Warren Toomey) 14545) [source] Flex for Minix - 1 of 5 ~ 757 (Warren Toomey) 14546) [source] Flex for Minix - 2 of 5 ~ 823 (Warren Toomey) 14547) [source] Flex for Minix - 3 of 5 ~ 791 (Warren Toomey) 14548) [source] Flex for Minix - 4 of 5 ~ 838 (Warren Toomey) 14549) [source] Flex for Minix - 5 of 5 ~ 1159 (Warren Toomey) 14616) [source] #! in MM -- take 2 ~ 158 (Klamer Schutte) 14629) [source] #! processing in kernel (take #2) ~ 153 (Klamer Schutte) 14692) Re: login.c for /dev/tty99, cdiffs anyone? ~ 104 (Fred 'The Rebel' van 14744) User Process Message-Passing in Minix ~ 138 (David Wheeler) 14806) screen saver for atari ST - minix ~ 1.5.10 ~ 118 (Thilo Scheulen) 14807) the next man utility ~ 348 (Thilo Scheulen) 14816) ST(PC): fixes/improvements for sysupd2 (nice()/profil()) ~ 329 (Hello 14825) mawk 0.97 src diffs ~ 122 (Frans Meulenbroeks) 14826) 68000 mawk binary part 1 of 2 ~ 965 (Frans Meulenbroeks) 14827) 68000 mawk binary part 2 of 2 ~ 924 (Frans Meulenbroeks) 14828) ST 1.5.10.4 part 2 of 5 (kern2.uue) ~ 713 (Frans Meulenbroeks) 14829) ST 1.5.10.4 part 0 of 5 ~ 1689 (Frans Meulenbroeks) 14830) ST 1.5.10.4 part 1 of 5 (kern1.uue) ~ 686 (Frans Meulenbroeks) 14831) ST 1.5.10.4 part 3 of 5 (com1.uue) ~ 588 (Frans Meulenbroeks) 14832) ST 1.5.10.4 part 5 of 5 (misc.uue) ~ 440 (Frans Meulenbroeks) 14833) ST 1.5.10.4 part 4 of 5 (com2.uue) ~ 657 (Frans Meulenbroeks) -----