Wow, I'm impressed with the interest in the old Rainbow. I'd promised one of the local people he could have the equipment I had left (late 1998), which included a 100A, a 100B, and miscellaneous parts. The guy never showed, and after it had sat in the weather for over a month with him not picking it up, I trashed it all. I wish it would have gone to someone that could have appreciated it. If someone is interested in putting these files on an FTP server, I'll send him a CD of all files. If not, I'll create individual CDs for those interested (within reasonable limits). I've attached a zip file that contains two files. "glacier.lis" contains a directory of all files that were in the file areas of Glacier Peak Rainbow at the time it was taken off-line. "Rainbow.lis" contains a directory of files I think I got from the DECUS site around the end of 1997 (guessing from the file dates). I don't recall for sure the source of these files. I also have a RBKermit directory not shown in either of these files. As I don't follow the list, please cc me in any related messages. And, thanks for the kind words about Glacier Peak Rainbow! Gary Stebbins gbs(a)gstebbins.com Former Glacier Peak Rainbow sysop -----Original Message----- From: Lawrence Walker [mailto:lgwalker@mts.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 00:49 To: Gary Stebbins; cctalk(a)classiccmp.org Cc: jba4(a)po.cwru.edu Subject: Re: Glacier Peak Rainbow Well I am certainly interested. There are a few other Rainbow people on the list as well. There is also some movement to get Jeff Armstrongs old Rainbow site up and going again on Jay West's server. Your BBS site was the one that popped up most in the old FIDO Rainbow list. It would be great to have that archive available. Geoff Reed who's on this list and was a regular on the FIDO Rainbow pointed me in your direction but I was unable to track you down. I'll get back to you off-list. Lawrence On 14 Jan 2003, , Gary Stebbins wrote: