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Mirror here: https://github.com/amigasource/amigaos/ https://github.com/amigasource/amigaos/

i336_ 11y ago
Yay! Thanks. :D This is undoubtedly going to disappear pretty quickly though. To anybody reading this: The original .tar.bz2 would be the ideal source to mirror, because then the checksums match up and you know you have the copy everyone else has without verifying each file manually. FWIW, MEGA repos let you make directories. They can be up to 50GB so you have plenty of space to upload the original file along with an unpacked copy to browse. Then we just need somewhere resilient to put the link to the latest working repo. I can fairly easily push this onto MEGA if I can get at the .tar.bz2. My email is in my profile if you don't want to reply here. One question though: at https://archive.is/2TTKO#post1058888 https://archive.is/2TTKO#post1058888 someone mentions a small but confusing date issue. Was this file released more than once?
- amigasource 11y ago
  The one linked to from that forum is still exists on Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20151229025031/http://home.eversberg.eu/temp/amiga%20os%20source%20code%203.1.tar.bz2 https://web.archive.org/web/20151229025031/http://home.evers... It has a date of 20-Aug-2013 13:35, and the download on rol.im, which is also on Wayback Machine, was identical. So perhaps the date has been modified or this is a copy of a two year old release? I did not catch the FTP server releases - which were on the CCC IP address range, I guess part of the 32C3 guest network - before they went down, so I do not know for sure.
  - i336_ 11y ago
    Hah, I'm out of touch with finding software... I should've thought of that. I've done that kinda of thing before. (Incidentally, I reckon the reason Archive.org isn't globally indexable is that it would abruptly cease to exist all at once if everything out there was discoverable...) As for the date thing, one of the Amiga threads linked here mentions that this leak is actually incredibly old and dates to 1997 or so. So... yeah, there's that. This definitely goes in my tiny software leak collection next to NT4 and Mac OS 7 though :D
  - rvense 11y ago
    There were signs on the walls in a bunch of places at CCC with the URL on the internal network. I think they appeared on day 2.
- i336_ 11y ago
  EDIT: I'm having too many issues with MEGA, my account passwords don't seem to be working anymore, and I don't have any spare email addresses to create new ones. If anyone can recommend something a little less insane than this crazy site I'd be happy to mirror it there instead.
lelandbatey 11y ago
I've mirrored an archive of the code found in this git repository here: http://mirror.xwl.me/amigaos.tar.xz http://mirror.xwl.me/amigaos.tar.xz
rasz_pl 11y ago
one piece of source I was interested in, kickstart ide drivers, are missing and/or in binary blob :(

i336_ 11y ago

Yay! Thanks. :D This is undoubtedly going to disappear pretty quickly though. To anybody reading this: The original .tar.bz2 would be the ideal source to mirror, because then the checksums match up and you know you have the copy everyone else has without verifying each file manually. FWIW, MEGA repos let you make directories. They can be up to 50GB so you have plenty of space to upload the original file along with an unpacked copy to browse. Then we just need somewhere resilient to put the link to the latest working repo. I can fairly easily push this onto MEGA if I can get at the .tar.bz2. My email is in my profile if you don't want to reply here. One question though: at https://archive.is/2TTKO#post1058888 https://archive.is/2TTKO#post1058888 someone mentions a small but confusing date issue. Was this file released more than once?

amigasource 11y ago
The one linked to from that forum is still exists on Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20151229025031/http://home.eversberg.eu/temp/amiga%20os%20source%20code%203.1.tar.bz2 https://web.archive.org/web/20151229025031/http://home.evers... It has a date of 20-Aug-2013 13:35, and the download on rol.im, which is also on Wayback Machine, was identical. So perhaps the date has been modified or this is a copy of a two year old release? I did not catch the FTP server releases - which were on the CCC IP address range, I guess part of the 32C3 guest network - before they went down, so I do not know for sure.
- i336_ 11y ago
  Hah, I'm out of touch with finding software... I should've thought of that. I've done that kinda of thing before. (Incidentally, I reckon the reason Archive.org isn't globally indexable is that it would abruptly cease to exist all at once if everything out there was discoverable...) As for the date thing, one of the Amiga threads linked here mentions that this leak is actually incredibly old and dates to 1997 or so. So... yeah, there's that. This definitely goes in my tiny software leak collection next to NT4 and Mac OS 7 though :D
- rvense 11y ago
  There were signs on the walls in a bunch of places at CCC with the URL on the internal network. I think they appeared on day 2.
i336_ 11y ago
EDIT: I'm having too many issues with MEGA, my account passwords don't seem to be working anymore, and I don't have any spare email addresses to create new ones. If anyone can recommend something a little less insane than this crazy site I'd be happy to mirror it there instead.

lelandbatey 11y ago

I've mirrored an archive of the code found in this git repository here: http://mirror.xwl.me/amigaos.tar.xz http://mirror.xwl.me/amigaos.tar.xz

rasz_pl 11y ago

one piece of source I was interested in, kickstart ide drivers, are missing and/or in binary blob :(