17 Jul
2020
17 Jul
'20
3:12 p.m.
On 7/17/20, 1:28 AM, "TUHS on behalf of Random832"
<tuhs-bounces(a)minnie.tuhs.org on behalf of random832(a)fastmail.com> wrote:
On Thu, Jul 16, 2020, at 23:35, Larry McVoy wrote:
FYI, you can get listings of contents of most ISOs, DMGs, ZIPs, etc that are on
archive.org. If you visit an archive.org page like
https://archive.org/details/cdrom-ldr-0694, then in the DOWNLOAD OPTIONS section you can
click SHOW ALL and that will display a list of all files (including ISOs) that archive.org
has squirrelled away, like this:
Name Last modified Size
Go to parent directory
README 18-Dec-2012 01:48 8.8K
cdrom-ldr-0694_archive.torrent 01-Sep-2016 14:02 26.8K
cdrom-ldr-0694_files.xml 21-Jun-2020 06:17 1.6K
cdrom-ldr-0694_meta.xml 21-Jun-2020 06:17 2.4K
ldr_0694_disc1.iso (View Contents) 18-Dec-2012 01:43 637.4M
ldr_0694_disc2.iso (View Contents) 18-Dec-2012 01:44 646.5M
Click on one of the (View Contents) links to view a listing of all files in that archive.
Works for at least .iso, .DMG, .zip, .tar.
-- Ron
I looked, don't have it. There was a red 4
CD set, I want to say it
was ImageMagick but that's the graphics program. It was a 4 cd set
of at least one Linux distro and a boat load of open source stuff.
The CD collection was called InfoMagic, and when he posted his question on Twitter I was
able to find a mirror here:
http://grumbeer.dyndns.org/ftp/servers/sunsite/1994-06-28/GCC/basedisk/
As for the internet archive, the CD *might* be this one
https://archive.org/details/cdrom-ldr-0694, these entries don't seem to be very well
tagged or have listings of contents.