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Developer CDs

Developer CDs OS 9 17 posts Nov 17, 2008 — Nov 20, 2008

#1 Mon, 17 Nov 2008 - 10:07

I got some Apple Developer CDs.

January '92: The Winter of Our Disc Content

March '92: The Hound of Bitmapsville

August '92: Hack to the Future

October '92: The Hexorcist

Nov/Dec '92: Waynes GWorld

December '93: Of mouse and men (Reference Library Edition)

Volume X (undated): On a clear day you can CD forever!

WWDC '92 Presentation CD.

#2 Mon, 17 Nov 2008 - 10:41

can you post a directory list whats on them?

#3 Mon, 17 Nov 2008 - 11:20

Yeah.

I'm copying them to a HD as we speak, then I'll make a full list.

#4 Tue, 18 Nov 2008 - 00:02

They\re now all on my HD. I've no idea what's an intelligent way to make a list of all the files, though.

PowerBook G3, Mac OS 9.2.2...

#5 Tue, 18 Nov 2008 - 01:23

They\re now all on my HD. I've no idea what's an intelligent way to make a list of all the files, though.
PowerBook G3, Mac OS 9.2.2...

(a) share the drive, mount it on a OSX box and use "find . "

( B) install MPW and use "files" command

#6 Tue, 18 Nov 2008 - 02:06

Yarr, we figgered it out in the IRC channel. I used IRIX 6.5 from my Indy though. Ended up quite convoluted, really. Enabled IRIX AppleTalk via X11 from my 7500, then mounted the main drive of my PowerBook, where the files resided, then ran the command via ssh from 7500. <3 networks

www.nisbeth.dk/niklas/adccds.txt

Big file!

#7 Tue, 18 Nov 2008 - 05:56

I wonder how feasible it would be to image those CD's into .DMG's for others to enjoy...

Huxley

#8 Tue, 18 Nov 2008 - 06:13

Damn sweet!!!!

#9 Tue, 18 Nov 2008 - 08:21

I wonder how feasible it would be to image those CD's into .DMG's for others to enjoy...
Huxley

The feasibility of is limited only by the lack of online storage space or a computer that can run cool, quiet and stably enough to act as a server. We are considering solutions to this.

#10 Tue, 18 Nov 2008 - 14:45

For future reference:

Open folder in Finder

Switch to list view

Loop: *

- Select all

- Apple-right arrow (open subfolders)

- Till: all open

Select all

Copy

Open TextEdit (or Simpletext in OS 9)

Paste

Done.

* I'm sure there's a keystroke to open the entire tree all at once, but I don't recall it.

#11 Tue, 18 Nov 2008 - 15:29

Arh, that was the first I tried, and it did not indent subfolders when I pasted the text and as such did not meet my requirement for 'intelligent'

#12 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 - 04:46

I got some Apple Developer CDs.

And where exactly did you pick up these gems?

#13 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 - 07:45

yeah, that txt list is useless, to long to scroll or read and it makes 1484 pages, if I want it to print ...

#14 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 - 07:57

yeah, that txt list is useless, to long to scroll or read and it makes 1484 pages, if I want it to print ...

Have you not heard of "grep"?

#15 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 - 08:59

heard yes, but thats all I know

? tell me how to use with this ...

#16 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 - 09:28

heard yes, but thats all I know ? tell me how to use with this ...

Start with looking for some text strings. If you're looking for a certain dev kit or something...

Code:

grep "MacTCP" bigfile.txt

and that will tell you the entries that contain that string.

#17 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 - 11:17

I got some Apple Developer CDs.

Click to expand...

And where exactly did you pick up these gems?

Swedish eBay-a-like.

yeah, that txt list is useless, to long to scroll or read and it makes 1484 pages, if I want it to print ...

Well, that's how many files there are?