11 Aug
2007
11 Aug
'07
10:01 a.m.
Al Kossow <aek at bitsavers.org> writes:
The 8.x versions we really liked in the TAC were 8.2(8) and
8.3(3). Those were pretty solid and this is what I would run if I needed
an 8.x version.
Alex.
>> I've got myself a Cisco AGS+ router
(1986-1995) and I'm looking for OLD
>> code versions for it. I got it running Cisco GS/IOS 9.x, but want to
>> see some early revisions. I believe this particular model can go up to
>> IOS11.x, but that isn't my goal. I'd like to have examples of "what
was."
>
>The oldest I have are EPROMS with 8.2. They are also IGS, but I think
>they can work with the AGS. It has been so long I just do not remember
I pretty certain that IGS and AGS EPROMs were not interchangeable since
there were code differences, but they were also burnt to different size
EPROMs, as far as I remember. I can look it up if someone needs to know
for sure.
- the GSs were
going out of service when I was getting involved. I
know people that were involved - maybe I can ask.
I ought to just send all the chips (I have quite a few) to Al, if he
is interested. Al?
we're interested. another curator here at CHM supported AGS