Hello everybody!

Does anyone accidentially have a copy of TrapDoor 1.86? The latest version I can find on Aminet is TD 1.85p, but there are references on the web that there has been a 1.86b2 release.

Ingo


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Hi Ingo,

On 2017-08-16 15:15:44, you wrote to All:

Does anyone accidentially have a copy of TrapDoor 1.86? The latest
version I can find on Aminet is TD 1.85p, but there are references on
the web that there has been a 1.86b2 release.

Maybe on the HD of my 4000 that hasn't been turned on for about 17 years... Which I don't dare because on such an old machine the capacitors are probably rotten and will damage the hardware bejond repair. ;-/

Bye, Wilfred.

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Hello Wilfred!

16 Aug 17 19:32, you wrote to me:

Does anyone accidentially have a copy of TrapDoor 1.86? The
latest version I can find on Aminet is TD 1.85p, but there are
references on the web that there has been a 1.86b2 release.

Maybe on the HD of my 4000 that hasn't been turned on for about 17 years... Which I don't dare because on such an old machine the
capacitors are probably rotten and will damage the hardware bejond
repair. ;-/

Well, two solutions I can imagine:

1) you send me your A4000 and I will take good care of it, promised! ;-)
2) because an A4000 is using IDE disks, you can connect the disk to a PC, run Linux and access your disk. Maybe you can also access the disk by using WinUAE.

Well, actually there is third solution:
3) someone else finds TD 1.86 on their disk.

;-)

Ingo


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Hi Ingo,

On 2017-08-16 20:29:50, you wrote to me:

Maybe on the HD of my 4000 that hasn't been turned on for about 17
years... Which I don't dare because on such an old machine the
capacitors are probably rotten and will damage the hardware bejond
repair. ;-/

Well, two solutions I can imagine:

1) you send me your A4000 and I will take good care of it, promised! ;-)

What will you send in return? ;)

2) because an A4000 is using IDE disks, you can connect the disk to a
PC, run Linux and access your disk. Maybe you can also access the disk
by using WinUAE.

Possible, if I can find the time and motivation. ;)

Well, actually there is third solution:
3) someone else finds TD 1.86 on their disk.

Sounds as the best option! ;)

Bye, Wilfred.

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Hello Wilfred!

17 Aug 17 08:44, you wrote to me:

Well, two solutions I can imagine:
1) you send me your A4000 and I will take good care of it,
promised! ;-)

What will you send in return? ;)

Hmm, according to the unwritten laws of MeKa hardware market (that annual meeting in Karlsruhe), hardware is being paid in 300gr Milka Chocolate bars. So, how about 5 chocolate bars of your choice? ;)

Well, actually there is third solution:
3) someone else finds TD 1.86 on their disk.

Sounds as the best option! ;)

Well, that depends of your point of view, I guess ;)

Ingo


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Hi Ingo,

On 2017-08-17 10:35:44, you wrote to me:

Well, two solutions I can imagine:
1) you send me your A4000 and I will take good care of it,
promised! ;-)

What will you send in return? ;)

Hmm, according to the unwritten laws of MeKa hardware market (that annual meeting in Karlsruhe), hardware is being paid in 300gr Milka Chocolate bars. So, how about 5 chocolate bars of your choice? ;)

That doesn't sound like a good deal. ;)

(And I still have to remove the disks and clean the personal stuff from it. When I'm doing that I could just as easely look for trapdoor ;))


Bye, Wilfred.

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Hello Wilfred!

17 Aug 17 11:11, you wrote to me:

Well, two solutions I can imagine:
1) you send me your A4000 and I will take good care of it,
promised! ;-)

What will you send in return? ;)

Hmm, according to the unwritten laws of MeKa hardware market
(that annual meeting in Karlsruhe), hardware is being paid in
300gr Milka Chocolate bars. So, how about 5 chocolate bars of
your choice? ;)

That doesn't sound like a good deal. ;)

I think this highly depends on the point of view... ;-)

(And I still have to remove the disks and clean the personal stuff
from it. When I'm doing that I could just as easely look for trapdoor
;))

Well, at the moment the main problem is more that ifcico on the Linux side is segfaulting on connect.

Ingo


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Hello Ingo!

16 Aug 2017 15:15, Ingo Juergensmann wrote to All:

Does anyone accidentially have a copy of TrapDoor 1.86? The latest version I can find on Aminet is TD 1.85p, but there are references on
the web that there has been a 1.86b2 release.

you have the latest on aminet, to get the beta you need 2 patches if i remember

lost if thay are on aminet aswell


Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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Hello Wilfred!

16 Aug 2017 19:32, Wilfred van Velzen wrote to Ingo Juergensmann:

Maybe on the HD of my 4000 that hasn't been turned on for about 17 years... Which I don't dare because on such an old machine the capacitors are probably rotten and will damage the hardware bejond repair. ;-/

you can take the harddisk out of amiga, put it into a linux computer, and in linux kernel modprobe affs, mount -t affs /dev/hdxx /mnt/amiga-drive

if affs missing in you kernel you need a custom kernel

i dont know how to recovery data from other amiga filesystems, note the mount line works with std adf files as images, so make adf image of the amiga harddisk would be first step to not make more errors


Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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