Looking for A/UX 3.0.1 disk...
Sanjuro
friends have it (not that I have many). Trusted retro Mac stores
haven't seen it for years. No leads on Google.
I just acquired a Mac SE/30 and was hoping to tinker with A/UX on it.
If anyone knows of someone who's got a disk for sale... I imagine they
fetch a high price being a collectable and all.
Timothy Larson
Last I checked, even the German ftp site was no longer available. Maybe
someone mirrored it elsewhere though.
Tim
TeoZ
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The CD images are kind of big (too big to email). Anyone have an active FTP?
Mike
> The CD images are kind of big (too big to email). Anyone have an active FTP?
I'd be pretty interested in getting my hands on those CD images too. I
can set up a temporary FTP username and password on my server so you
can upload them if it's not too much trouble?
If you do upload them, I'll just leave them there for anyone that
wants to get their hands on A/UX -- I've got plenty of bandwidth
sitting totally unused at the moment.
Cheers,
Mike
Mike
> The CD images are kind of big (too big to email). Anyone have an active FTP?
Something else just occurred to me: if anyone has any A/UX apps they'd
want to upload to the server, they'd be more than welcome to do so.
I've never really thought of it before, but A/UX software must be
increasingly difficult to come by, so creating an archive now might be
a good plan, lest it be lost forever.
Best,
Mike
Timothy Larson
> Something else just occurred to me: if anyone has any A/UX apps they'd
> want to upload to the server, they'd be more than welcome to do so.
> I've never really thought of it before, but A/UX software must be
> increasingly difficult to come by, so creating an archive now might be
> a good plan, lest it be lost forever.
The aux-penelope.com site has a nice archive, and I host stuff I've built
myself (as well as the FAQ) at christtrek.dyndns.org:8000/doc/aux.
Tim
Timothy Larson
> The CD images are kind of big (too big to email). Anyone have an active FTP?
The old site was geo.tu-freiberg.de - maybe googling that will turn up a mirror?
Tim
Mike
> The aux-penelope.com site has a nice archive, and I host stuff I've built
> myself (as well as the FAQ) at christtrek.dyndns.org:8000/doc/aux.
I forgot that site existed. I haven't done much investigation into A/
UX recently, so it slipped my mind.
Teo has kindly uploaded A/UX 3.0.1, the boot disk, and the updater.
You can find them at http://aux.koralatov.com/
I'll leave them up there indefinitely for anyone else who wants them.
Mike
Sanjuro
Thanks Teo and Mike, I'll have to go check that out.
BTW: Does this look like a jagubox mirror?
TeoZ
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It has the 3.1 to 3.11 update there so snag it!
http://n-1.nl/aux/aux.fenk.wau.nl/Apple.fixes/supported/aws-tuneup-2.0/
TeoZ
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Mike
That didn't last too long.
Koralatov
Wordpress a while back, and it looks like he binned the directory
containing the files at that subdomain.
Unfortunately, I don't have a backup of them (I never got around to
downloading it, since I don't have a A/UX capable Mac).
Apologies to all; A/UX's tenure there was shorter than I had planned.
Best,
Mike
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On Jul 7, 8:08 am, "TeoZ" <t...@neo.rr.com> wrote:
> "Mike" <mich...@skky.org> wrote in message
>
> news:aa66a621-1647-4fcd...@j8g2000yql.googlegroups.com...
> On Mar 31, 5:05 am, Timothy Larson <thelarso...@cox.net> wrote:
>
> > The aux-penelope.com site has a nice archive, and I host stuff I've built
> > myself (as well as the FAQ) at christtrek.dyndns.org:8000/doc/aux.
>
> I forgot that site existed. I haven't done much investigation into A/
> UX recently, so it slipped my mind.
>
> Teo has kindly uploaded A/UX 3.0.1, the boot disk, and the updater.
> You can find them athttp://aux.koralatov.com/