Where to find the game?

[rtr...@ritvax.isc.rit.edu]

I was told that a demo version of DOOM was available on the net. Does anyone
know where I can find a copy of it. I've been looking, but I have had no luck
in locating a copy, shareware or otherwise. Any help sure would be
apprecaited, THANX!

Hax

[swe...@utdallas.edu]

rtr...@ritvax.isc.rit.edu wrote:
: I was told that a demo version of DOOM was available on the net. Does anyone

: know where I can find a copy of it. I've been looking, but I have had no luck
: in locating a copy, shareware or otherwise. Any help sure would be
: apprecaited, THANX!

Look in archive.orst.edu in the /pub/geaming/doom subdirectory. Just
download the big file. Make sure it's V1.1!

Frenzy
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[Jim Sabo]

wuarchive.wuslt.edu, in /mirrors/msdos-games/id. That subdirectory is a mirror
of another site, I think ftp.uml.edu... I've also seen it around on other
sites, but I know that it is at Washington...

Jim

[emw...@ritvax.isc.rit.edu]

Howzabout making it easy on DOOM lovers and posting it here?

BloOdShEd

[Yann Nicolas]

In article <1994Jan4.1...@ultb.isc.rit.edu>,

<emw...@ritvax.isc.rit.edu> wrote:
>Howzabout making it easy on DOOM lovers and posting it here?
>
> BloOdShEd

It is *really* big (over 2.1 megs), so I don't know if it's possible... FTP
is easy enough, isn't it? Hmm... maybe some people can't ftp...

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[David Michael Mcintyre]

In article <2gcb5f$8...@apakabar.cc.columbia.edu> yn...@bonjour.cc.columbia.edu (Yann Nicolas) writes:
>In article <1994Jan4.1...@ultb.isc.rit.edu>,
> <emw...@ritvax.isc.rit.edu> wrote:
>>Howzabout making it easy on DOOM lovers and posting it here?
>>
>> BloOdShEd
>
>It is *really* big (over 2.1 megs), so I don't know if it's possible... FTP
>is easy enough, isn't it? Hmm... maybe some people can't ftp...

I uuencoded it on my home computer just to see how big it would be. It
ran to 51 1000 line files for the DOOM1_0.ZIP file. Presumably the 1.2
release will be slightly larger, mabye going up to as high as 60.

I don't think posting it would be very practical. A lot of people's
spoolers would cut them off from parts of it if people didn't download it
right away, and it would need to be posted at least once a week for people
to be able to get it. Probably not worth the effort.

I might be willing to post it all as one gigantic file, but posting 60
separate parts just isn't worth it.

--Michael-- << dmci...@muselab.ac.runet.edu >> <<dmci...@vt.edu>>

[Alan Krueger]

In article <CJ5xL...@news2.cis.umn.edu> I screw up:

|> Release 1.0 and the patch to 1.1 were both posted to comp.binaries.ibm.pc late
|> in December. If these have expired, you can look in the cbip archives. Also,
|> ftp.umn.edu has a wonderful MS-DOS gaming archive in /msdos/Games. Doom is
^^^^^^^^^^^
|> hiding out in /msdos/Games/ID.

That's supposed to be ftp.uml.edu.
=

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