14 Mar
2002
14 Mar
'02
2:04 p.m.
A veritable one man show is that Michael Sokolov...
I've got a version of his uncompress somewhere that runs on FreeBSD,
and the sources could be compiled on other *nixes...
Let me know if there is interest and I'll dig it up.
Clint
On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Doc wrote:
On Sat, 9 Mar 2002 jkunz(a)unixag-kl.fh-kl.de wrote:
^^^^^^^^^
After reading that page, I nominate Jochen "ClassicCmp Diplomat-of-
the-Year."
So I've found several links discussing using NetBSD to convert the
Quasijaran .Z to .gz, but none of them say _how_. How? It looks like I
need to install BSD4.3-Quasijarus0a and build gzcompat so I can
uncompress the archives and build a Quasijarus0a install tape....
I know
about the *.Z != *.gz but I thought *.Z = *.Z ??
Read:
http://minnie.tuhs.org/Quasijarus/compress.html and the other
pages about Quasijarus to get an impression about the personality of
Michael Sokolov, the Quasijarus maintainer. Mr. Sokolov is a bit,
uhhmmm, "difficult"... Ahh, once the -Tahoe kernel is running it uses
7e1 on the console...
Erk! I missed this on the first read. That might have been a
show-stopper... Thanks.
VS? You mean there is GPX graphics board set in
it? Nice. I have to
build a new bulkhead for the GPX in my MV III...
Need info on the cable/bulkhead? I have them, but I'm saving it. The
GPX board seems a lot more common than the cab kit, and I'll want it
someday.
Speaking of, I've sort of blindly assumed that "cab kit" is
"cabinet
connector kit" and refers to everything from the adapter board to the
bulkhead plate and connector. Is that more-or-less accurate?
Doc