[HECnet] Hooking up TOPS-20 to HECnet?

[Gregg Levine]

Hello!
I quite agree. However take a look at what was involved to create
those preloaded images for the PDP-11 that once kept a crowd of
high-school students amused over in Delaware for many years. It was
involving and it can't be describe here politely.
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On Mon, Sep 23, 2013 at 9:20 PM, Johnny Billquist <bqt at softjar.se> wrote:
On 2013-09-24 03:15, John Wilson wrote:

From: Johnny Billquist <bqt at softjar.se>

I think the disk images from AI were preserved, but I think that because
of all the guest accounts and so on, they have never been spread.


Which is weird, because for quite a while, the complete snapshots of
both AI and MC were available for anonymous FTP (and of course there was
no file protection on ITS while there were still live machines).   So I
understand the retroactive motivation, but that horse was never even IN
the barn.


Oh, I agree. I never considered my files on AI to be secret either, and
wouldn't mind if someone found them.
But I know I have read about that concern, when it comes to the images of
AI. They didn't have the formal approval of the people owning all those
files, so they would need to scrub the images before anything could be made
available. I think it has partly been a question of making any ITS disk
image available for people who want a running system. I don't know what the
status is these days. Are there any ITS disk images around so that people
could install it on an emulator?

              Johnny (BQT at AI)


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