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Jerry Feldman wrote in a message to Mike Bilow: JF> -------- Forwarded Message JF> From: John Walsh <walsh at inmet.com> JF> Organization: Intermetrics, Inc. JF> X-Mailer: Mozilla 3.01 (Win95; U) JF> Mime-Version: 1.0 JF> To: gnhlug at zk3.dec.com JF> Cc: mcleaves at inmet.com, walsh at inmet.com JF> Subject: Old Version of Linux needed JF> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii JF> Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit JF> Sender: owner-gnhlug at zk3.dec.com JF> Precedence: bulk JF> Reply-To: John Walsh <walsh at inmet.com> JF> We need to procure (if it exists) and older version of Linux JF> (x86 platform) with a native GCC, ld, and GAS that supports JF> and develops the following type of binary: JF> iBSC2, COFF ver3.0+, and complies with SYS V R3. JF> Any help would be greatly appreciated. JF> Mike Cleaves & John Walsh JF> mcleaves at inmet.com JF> walsh at inmet.com JF> ------- End of Forwarded Message I have several rather old distributions of Linux, including such arcana as the December 1993 Infomagic Linux CD (one disc in those days) and the first several CD issues of Linux Quarterly from Morse Telecommunications. I have some older stuff from when I was working on the SCSI drivers in the 0.95 and 0.97 kernels. A lot of this may even predate iBCS2 support, though. What is it that you are trying to do? If all you want to do is build a COFF binary, it should be possible to do that with modern tools. Producing some of these old CDs from my archives is likely to involve a fair amount of digging. -- Mike ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bilow Computer Science | +1 401 944 3937 (voice) | Michael S. Bilow Forty Plantations | +1 401 944 7966 (fax) | President Cranston, RI 02920-5554 | +1 401 944 8498 (BBS) | mikebw at ids.net (Internet) PGP Public Key fingerprint = 4B 06 23 FB 3E 24 A5 24 14 B5 A2 14 96 73 B4 B2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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