Re: About ekkoBSD

Bojan dixit:

>I know that is old and now dead stuff but I am still interesting for
>it, as student, hobbist and collector of BSD-based systems. My friend
>contacted Mr Rick Collette about ekkoBSD, and he said that he has no
>copy of ekkoBSD, and that you are right address which maybe still have
>it. I would be thankful if you can upload it (version for x86 PCs) and
>tell me where I can download it.

Oh, ok. I’m sorry I myself never mirrored it (source or binary), but
only had a peek at a checked-out CVS tree, which is gone due to lack
of local disc space on my laptop.

According to 'finger  <at> info.allbsd.org' there’s still something:
 --- FTP ---          LAST-UPDATE
 pub/ekkobsd          2004/07/19-11:14:00 JST from ebsd.sunsite.dk #CLOSED

But I cannot access (or find) it, neither through http nor rsync, nor,
after going through the pain to ssh to a machine on the ’net from which
that works, the obsolete/antiquated ftp protocol. That’s why I’m Cc’int
Hiroki Sato, who might know how to access their closed archive.

Also Cc’ing tyler, one of the two former ekkoBSD developers who had
joined us for a while (the other one is still reading the list).

>P.S. Of course in my collection have included copy of MirOS BSD system ;)

As it should be 

bye,
//mirabilos
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