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2008-09-17 12:54

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

THE MOVERS Treasure Chest II

hello dudes,

fresh from my red hot glowing 1541-ii disk drive - another transferpack (finished some minutes ago..). i got the disks from a friend with his c64.
246 transfered disk sides in the pack.
that was a bloody work - some (bad) hd disks and pc disks where in the box. some of them makes my drive crazy.

HOT!!

if you have self transfered disk - please post them! ;)

regards
swasti

2008-09-18 17:55

elkmoose

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 45

pontius pilatus

2008-09-25 14:33

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

here another pack to leech

swasti_richard4

swasti

2008-09-26 07:09

HOL2001

Registered: Aug 2005
Posts: 97

Many thanks ! :)

*** Don't hesitate - Just emulate ***
*** Commodore forever ***

2008-09-26 09:49

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

2008-09-26 11:16

HOL2001

Registered: Aug 2005
Posts: 97

Huh ! Tons of stuff. Thanks again, mate. :o)

*** Don't hesitate - Just emulate ***
*** Commodore forever ***

2008-09-28 23:10

iAN CooG

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 3194

http://rapidshare.com/files/149227703/Italy1.rar.html
Dumps made by Sea7 from Ready64.org forum

2008-10-03 09:39

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

last one from michael.

http://rapidshare.com/files/148516819/swasti_michael2.rar

2008-10-04 09:37

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

<Post edited by moderator on 17/11-2008 14:46>

After a huge process of obtaining the collection (over 3000 disks amongst other things), I'm pleased to announce that part 1 of the disk collection of the late Derbyshire Ram is now available to download.

Part 1 contains over 1000 disks converted to PC. It also includes photos and a nice note-file explaining the process that we underwent to bring this to you.

Reactions, errors, requests, please send me a mail!

2008-10-04 16:45

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

cool work jazzcat

i thought about contacting his wife to do that myself sometime but chose now to for some reason but im glad someone did it would have been a shame to lose barry's collection aswell

2008-10-04 20:43

Ymgve

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 84

Great job!

2008-10-04 21:36

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Peepo and TCE did most of the hardwork. Peepo still has over 2000 disks to go... so it ain't over yet...

Check the readme file for fun facts :)

2008-10-06 11:42

E$G

Registered: Dec 2007
Posts: 841

I wish to thanx for Derbyshire Ram stuff:

CBA for hosting the files
Jazzcat for the whole work
and of course:
Peepo and TCE for the transfer.

E$G/Ibb

2008-10-06 17:48

Acidchild

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 476

@e$g: and now go and get your own disks transfered!

@jazzcat and his crew: many thanks from me aswell, i know what a hard job it is to transfer that many disks!

2008-10-07 08:40

E$G

Registered: Dec 2007
Posts: 841

Quote: @e$g: and now go and get your own disks transfered!

@jazzcat and his crew: many thanks from me aswell, i know what a hard job it is to transfer that many disks!

About my disks I supposed to be not so lazy but I was wrong ... with my work and my lil' daughter time is gone away. Maybe is 'cause I'm gettin' older (42 years and life!), in my golden period with 64 (1986-1992 snail mail and 1992-1995 modem tradin') I was so fast I usually managed 20 packages a day and 2 lines tradin'. That's why my collection grow up reaching about 15000 disks (all packaged in boxes but who knows if it's now a cultivation of mushrooms?) many offered for a transfer (how long it will take?) but they are outside from Italy and sending costs are too high (in Italy 30kg goes for 10 euro).

Mustaine of HF offered too and he lives in Italy so maybe we will arrange something ... I wish to transfer also by myself buyin' a MMC Replay.
So I hope that this community can get all my stuff I'm sure something is missin' here. I traded with more than 1000 people (AMIga&64) around the globe so I'm sure that some useful intros/demos or crack or trainers can be find. My first 200/300 disks were epurated from ridondant stuff ... all the others come as they are so maybe there are same cracks that I got from TRIAD and other friends 30 x times!

If others in Italy wish to offers for a transfer and are trusted people are welcome to contact me. I wish to have my stuff back I love my disks are part of my life (some got stickers or groups envelopes) but I hope to share all the contents 100% error free?!?!

Enrico / Eric / E$G

2008-10-07 18:42

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts:

I dont have people in Italy that I know can transfer so many disks, but I know for I got some in Germany and Austria. They do a great job and ofcourse return the disks.

2008-10-08 03:53

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Enrico: would be great if you can organise something. Surely there is some option available (Mustaine)? Hope this forum thread is inspiration!

2008-10-08 09:05

ΛΛdZ

Registered: Jul 2005
Posts: 153

Would it be an idea to open a thread where ppl can
advertise "disks"/"tapes" that are available to be
transfered ?

["Data to be transfered"]

-- E$G (Italy) - PM E$G for email.
- has 15.000 disks
- return disks afterwords.

This would make it easy for transfer-crews and ppl that
have data (disks/tapes) to connect.

etc..

2008-10-10 16:06

wattie

Registered: Dec 2003
Posts: 57

<Post edited by moderator on 24/11-2008 16:07>

Here ist the rest of my bugjam transfers I haven't posted so far. Have fun with with the packs:

bugjam_Box076.rar
bugjam_Box077.rar
bugjam_Box078.rar
bugjam_Box079.rar
bugjam_Box080.rar
bugjam_Box081.rar
bugjam_Box082.rar
bugjam_Box083.rar
bugjam_Box084.rar
bugjam_Box085.rar
bugjam_Box086.rar
bugjam_Box087.rar
bugjam_Box088.rar
bugjam_Box089.rar
bugjam_Box090.rar
bugjam_Box091.rar
bugjam_Box092.rar
bugjam_Box093.rar
bugjam_Box094.rar
bugjam_Box095.rar
bugjam_Box096.rar
bugjam_Box097.rar
bugjam_Box098.rar
bugjam_Box099.rar
bugjam_Box100.rar
bugjam_Box101.rar
bugjam_Box102.rar

2008-10-10 16:09

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

omg, you are seriously insane :=) \o/

edit: 103 and 102 are the same link :)

2008-10-10 17:11

Marauder/GSS
Account closed

Registered: Jul 2006
Posts: 224

just wanted to post the same, 102+103 are the same archive...

anyway, great job wattie! :) and also big thanx to Jazzcat and team, I just love it! (c;

2008-10-10 17:24

wattie

Registered: Dec 2003
Posts: 57

true, here is the the correct link to Box 103

(editing own posts is not possible anymore?)

Quote:

omg, you are seriously insane :=) \o/

someone has to make extensive use of warpcopy ;)

2008-10-10 17:34

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

you can only edit until someone replied (always has been like that no? *shrug*)

and then i fixed it and now the post shows crap. great =)

2008-10-10 18:47

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

thanks wattie!!!!
great packs...
hope you have in the future also packs to share ;)

swasti

2008-10-16 11:09

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

http://rapidshare.com/files/152599922/swasti_richard5.rar

richard6 and richard7 coming the next days.

2008-10-17 09:02

HOL2001

Registered: Aug 2005
Posts: 97

Many thanks again ! :D

2008-10-17 10:15

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

thx wattie and swasti :)

keep up the good work

2008-11-02 20:00

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

Yeppa...

I had a boring harddisk-crash. Anyone around here, who collected ALL the packages offered in The Movers Treasure Chest??? If so gimme a shout via PM.

Thx!
Skylab

2008-11-02 23:41

Ymgve

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 84

I am collecting everything I can get my hands on, so I think I have most of what has been in these threads. Anything special you need?

2008-11-03 08:54

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

here the last packs from richard:

http://rapidshare.com/files/153701968/swasti_richard6.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/153701944/swasti_richard7.rar

2008-11-15 17:42

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

The Derbyshire Ram collection had a temp storage area on scs-trc.net, of which has now been relocated to a new temp area.

To grab PART1 of the collection simply:

http://www.adrive.com/public/349bb85d082d2eb7d3607f47d1c82ba5b8..

2008-11-22 10:08

Marauder/GSS
Account closed

Registered: Jul 2006
Posts: 224

just to keep the thread alive I have filled the treasure chest with about 150 images from a friends box I've transfered lately... more 2 come! (c;

share your images!

2008-11-22 22:16

A3

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 362

Quote: just to keep the thread alive I have filled the treasure chest with about 150 images from a friends box I've transfered lately... more 2 come! (c;

share your images!

Great can somone upload it again? Only 10 people could snatch it.

2008-11-22 22:56

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

yes can this be uploaded again by someone as i cant download it either

2008-11-22 23:17

Marauder/GSS
Account closed

Registered: Jul 2006
Posts: 224

uploaded again to [ADrive - 150 images]... hope that's better!? damn rapid-shit... (c;

2008-11-22 23:25

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

thanx marauder and yes thats much better :)

2008-11-23 12:53

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

HiHo!

Time for action again..........

After a long break The Movers striking back!

In the meantime I got a much better reading floppy drive and therefore I started to transfer already transferred disks once again. Hopefully we're getting so much more of the stuff working fine again.

So let's start with v2.0 of Hahni-Soft/WCS.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=k9r1ovt6fa
PASS:
oldschool

Everywhere I hear the sound...

Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

2008-11-23 13:08

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

Yoyo!

Good day, today... Had a lot to do in the last months, but now I found some more time. So here's one more package for you C64 enthusiasts. This time it's a package Maddes (a friend of mine) got when he bought some years ago C64 equipment at german Ebay.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=sp05bbtziq
PASS:
oldschool

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

2008-11-23 14:10

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Thanks to SLC, we're hosting the Derbyshire Ram collection (part1) on a more URL-friendly area.

http://www.c64.no/derbyshireram

2008-11-23 22:14

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

thx all

2008-11-24 10:44

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

Let's continue...

When I moved to a new flat last december the disks I got from The Enigma Man/AEK & Holly/FAME got mixed up with other disks I got from the german Ebay. Sadly, but therefore I am not able to separate those disks. But I transferred them into 4 packages named Unknown_001-Unknown004. And now it's time for package sharing with you.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=v1ayavw5v8
PASS:
oldschool

Hopefully the missing stuff here at CSDB will be added from you guys.

Cheers and have a good start in a snowy week...

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

2008-11-24 16:54

sailor

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 90

Some years ago i xferred all my disks/tapes, in case someone has not recieved them, here they are:

Lex
Pbv_disks
Pbv_old
Rolls-Disks
Sensei
turbotapes_other
Zinar

All these are in one big zip (approx. 180Mb):
http://remixshare.com/?file=9fem0hfyet
PASS: oldschool

Regards:
sailor

2008-11-24 19:35

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

Yeppa...

Still moving guys. So here's the second bunch of the mixed up disks including disks I got from The Enigma Man/AEK, Holly/FAME and german Ebay.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=o1soc6m5kb
PASS:
oldschool

Hopefully the missing stuff here at CSDB will be added from you guys.

The sound of german Rude Boys...

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

2008-11-25 00:20

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

Cheers!

The next one around here. Next bunch of the mixed up disks including disks I got from The Enigma Man/AEK, Holly/FAME and german Ebay.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=7iz222ex4n
PASS:
oldschool

Hopefully the missing stuff here at CSDB will be added from you guys.

XMas-time is coming. ;-)

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

2008-11-25 15:46

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

thx skylab and sailor :)

2008-11-25 16:10

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Great fun, lots of old stuff.

2008-11-25 20:43

Marauder/GSS
Account closed

Registered: Jul 2006
Posts: 224

thanx Sascha, great stuff! :)

2008-11-25 21:35

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

Thx guys and yes you're right. Here's the last of the 4 packages with mixed up disks including disks I got from The Enigma Man/AEK, Holly/FAME and german Ebay.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=e9ojfjx9yx
PASS:
oldschool

Hopefully the missing stuff here at CSDB will be added from you guys.

And so there will be another Movers Meeting... ;-)

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

2008-11-25 21:44

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

I took care of most of #3, but didn't check every single C64 file.
Now browsing through #2 :-)

2008-11-28 16:05

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

I hope you will have some time for another package of transferred disks from the german Ebay.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=c4bg9rqdj0
PASS:
oldschool

Hopefully the missing stuff here at CSDB will be added from
you guys.

And I say - I don't like reggae no no ...

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

2008-11-28 18:40

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

thanks skylab. nice stuff.

2008-11-28 19:45

Acidchild

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 476

many thanks for all your nice stuff, skylab! keep it coming!

2008-12-04 11:35

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

some stuff
FMB18
FMB19

2008-12-07 07:10

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Ultimate Mag Archive Update #7

Presented by Jazzcat
with thanks to Anonym, CBA, Acidchild, Jerry, MdZ and MaD

After almost a year we are back with a BIG update of new magazines. This update includes some classics such as all issues of Iguana, the paper version of Arise, the missing first issue of Internal and many more.

Feed http://mags.c64.org into your browser and grab some preserved data from the past!

Direct links:

ftp://ftp.padua.org/pub/c64/Magazines/mags.c64.org/Mag_Archive_.. (320MB)

for those that don't have it yet:

ftp://ftp.padua.org/pub/c64/Magazines/mags.c64.org/Ultimate_Mag.. (1.9GB)

2008-12-07 10:53

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

is this a real update this time or does it again use different naming and directories like the previous updates did? =P

2008-12-07 11:48

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Groepaz: must be a lot of fake naming and directories to grow to 2.2GB archive. ;)

All the files have been renamed to try get them universal in their format.

2008-12-07 16:35

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

Holy Shit... Today it's exactly 20 years ago that I was busted. Beside me, the police caught 6 other guys (some of them from the SF-bunch)... And so I (officially) left the scene. But some of you know what really happened after that date. ;-)

And so here's for you another package of transferred disks from the german Ebay.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=c1tika7z70
PASS:
oldschool

Hopefully the missing stuff here at CSDB will be added from
you guys.

Thx guys for the Xmas Meeting.

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

2008-12-07 19:09

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Thanks, I'll look into this.
Most of those 4 packs (AEK and other stuff) are processed, btw. It's what I uploaded the last week.

2008-12-07 20:18

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

Thanks Mace and all others for filling up CSDB with missing releases. But I am quite sure, that there's still a lot of missing or unknown releases in the packages I gave to the crowd. And of course more packages will follow.

Keep on rockin' in the free world...

Greetz!
Skylab

2008-12-07 21:20

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

I'm looking into older posts too, since I get the idea that they are appreciated, scanned but not uploaded to CSDb :-)

2008-12-23 04:19

Ymgve

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 84

2008-12-26 20:06

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

First of all...

Happy Birthday Oliver!!!

And so here's on his birthday the final package of his disks. This package includes all disks I transferred. Some have been released some time ago. But in the meantime I got a drive with much better reading capabilities. So I did those disks again.

And for sure... The utility disks are included too...

So enjoy that piece of scene history now. Once again thanks to OTD for giving us his disks.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=0n8uzjgxp8
PASS:
oldschool

Hopefully the missing stuff here at CSDB will be added from
you guys.

THE MOVERS - Who else!!!

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

2008-12-26 21:31

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts:

Great work... I liked this package in the first version, but had a few that didnt work. Will check those.

2008-12-27 14:18

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

last pack for 2008 from me

http://rapidshare.com/files/177064450/swasti_fmb20.rar

2008-12-29 10:25

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

thx swasti

2009-01-12 09:54

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

Yeah!

Time for the first package in 2009. Yeah new stuff arrived - I mean old stuff of course. ;-)

And so here's my birthday present for you.

The first package of the original Speedcracker/TWG disks. This disks have been transferred some time ago by Speedcracker himself. Hope you enjoy that stuff and help to fill the CSDB with the missing or still unknown releases.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=d6iiriizsf
PASS:
oldschool

THE MOVERS - Missing a bit the legendary times...

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

2009-01-12 10:40

E$G

Registered: Dec 2007
Posts: 841

@Skylab

thanx for the new -> c64-old stuff ..

>>THE MOVERS - Missing a bit the legendary times...

the past time made it legendary & glorious, it won't happen again now is all different ... a lil' bit without taste!

E$G

2009-01-14 08:54

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

a new year - another new pack

FMB21

more to come

2009-01-15 14:12

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

Right on...

Here's the second and last package of the original Speedcracker/TWG disks. This disks have been transferred some time ago by Speedcracker himself. Hope you enjoy that stuff and help to fill the CSDB with the missing or still unknown releases.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=2lbenkh91q
PASS:
oldschool

THE MOVERS - Missing a bit the legendary times...

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

@E$G - Enrico, it's not without taste, it's with bad taste. That's more precise...

2009-01-16 10:35

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

and more new disks

FMB22

hope you can find some interesting stuff on it.

2009-01-19 11:30

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

and again... the next box

FMB23

2009-01-20 07:30

Marauder/GSS
Account closed

Registered: Jul 2006
Posts: 224

Quote:

and more new disks
hope you can find some interesting stuff on it.
and again... the next box

wonderful! Great stuff swasti, keep it up please - I luv it! (c:

2009-01-22 06:55

DemongerX
Account closed

Registered: Jun 2002
Posts: 137

Don't know if anyone is interested, but I found a link on Fatwallet for 250 gigs of file hosting, until the year 2038. Here's the link. I just signed up, and haven't used it yet, but it may be a alternative to rapidshare and the like.

http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/hot-deals/896914/

DemongerX

2009-02-06 20:54

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

Another month... another package... ;-)

Here's another package with stuff from the 80s. This are the disks of Ayatollah & Fireman of The Newcomers. Skar was the guy who transferred those disks. Some disks are broken, but I hope you enjoy that stuff as all the other stuff given to ya. And don't forget to upload missing titles to CSDB.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=e8ptie5vej
PASS:
oldschool

Hey you! Don't watch that, watch this...

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

2009-02-06 21:24

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

thx swasti

2009-02-07 11:27

E$G

Registered: Dec 2007
Posts: 841

Quote: Another month... another package... ;-)

Here's another package with stuff from the 80s. This are the disks of Ayatollah & Fireman of The Newcomers. Skar was the guy who transferred those disks. Some disks are broken, but I hope you enjoy that stuff as all the other stuff given to ya. And don't forget to upload missing titles to CSDB.

DOWN:
http://remixshare.com/?file=e8ptie5vej
PASS:
oldschool

Hey you! Don't watch that, watch this...

Greetz!
Skylab / [!] 1949 The Movers

So double THX this time

@ Sascha/Skylab to supply with old/new 64 stuff

@Carsten/SKAR to be such a good trade mate in the oldschool dayZ for both machines (64 & Amiga)

Enrico / E$G

2009-02-11 10:46

Rough
Account closed

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1829

I have to add into the thanks,

many thanks to all of you especially Skylab for all the stuff, SPC disks, mjam, mjam.

Soon my second box will be online.

1000s of disks upcoming!!!!!!!!

2009-02-11 15:57

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts:

Great to see you around... also great news about the disks

2009-02-12 05:52

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

frank gasking posted another pack here: http://gtw64.retro-net.de/disks.rar

2009-02-12 12:31

HOL2001

Registered: Aug 2005
Posts: 97

Many thanks! :)
*** Don't hesitate - Just emulate ***
*** Commodore forever ***

2009-02-14 20:44

Rough
Account closed

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1829

I also got some disk boxes from Alf/Silicon, those will b e transfered too.

2009-02-17 09:09

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

here some new transfered disks:

http://rapidshare.com/files/199111590/swasti_fmb24.rar

2009-02-18 10:21

E$G

Registered: Dec 2007
Posts: 841

Quote: here some new transfered disks:

http://rapidshare.com/files/199111590/swasti_fmb24.rar

Ohhh thanXXX other 200 sides to add to our huge collection! E$G

2009-02-20 12:52

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

for your weekend pleasure....

http://rapidshare.com/files/200267623/swasti_fmb25.rar

2009-02-20 12:54

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

\o/

2009-02-20 13:10

E$G

Registered: Dec 2007
Posts: 841

thanXXX we love 64 8 bitS pleasure!

2009-02-20 14:11

HOL2001

Registered: Aug 2005
Posts: 97

Thank you again, mate ! :))

*** Don't hesitate - Just emulate ***
*** Commodore forever ***

2009-02-25 09:55

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

traraaa.....

http://rapidshare.com/files/201726115/swasti_fmb26.rar

..and yes - i´m doing this only for YOU ;)

2009-02-25 10:12

HOL2001

Registered: Aug 2005
Posts: 97

Yiepiehh ! \o/

*** Don't hesitate - Just emulate ***
*** Commodore forever ***

2009-02-25 10:12

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

\o/

2009-02-25 10:56

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Geez... I'm just halfway with The Newcomers' stuff from Fireman & Ayatollah! :-)

How can we keep up?!

2009-03-04 23:48

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

http://hitmen.c02.at/temp/curlintapes.zip

the remains of what i could rescue from a couple of tapes before i finally get rid of them forever :)

2009-03-05 06:47

HOL2001

Registered: Aug 2005
Posts: 97

Good Job ! :)
*** Don't hesitate - Just emulate ***
*** Commodore forever ***

2009-03-06 19:37

Rough
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Here's finally my second box. Many thanks to Acidchild for transfering the discs:

Unfortunately I had to use rapidshare.com because remixshare.com is doing server updates right now and I'm in an internet cafe on Friday evening and I've got other things to do this evening to come. Rapidshare told me the file can only d/l'ed 10 times. Lame.

http://rapidshare.com/files/206145049/Rough_Box_II.rar.html

Also I re-uploaded my first disk box.

http://rapidshare.com/files/206142272/Rough_Box_I.rar.html

2009-03-06 20:39

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

thanks rough :)

2009-03-06 20:45

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts:

Quote: Here's finally my second box. Many thanks to Acidchild for transfering the discs:

Unfortunately I had to use rapidshare.com because remixshare.com is doing server updates right now and I'm in an internet cafe on Friday evening and I've got other things to do this evening to come. Rapidshare told me the file can only d/l'ed 10 times. Lame.

http://rapidshare.com/files/206145049/Rough_Box_II.rar.html

Also I re-uploaded my first disk box.

http://rapidshare.com/files/206142272/Rough_Box_I.rar.html

Nice releases in box 2... hope more to come soon

2009-03-07 04:45

Ymgve

Registered: May 2002
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Please re-upload Box 2, rapidshare has started doing stupid "only 10 downloads per file on non-reg accounts" stuff.

2009-03-07 10:55

Marauder/GSS
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Quote: Please re-upload Box 2, rapidshare has started doing stupid "only 10 downloads per file on non-reg accounts" stuff.

uploaded them to ADrive (Rough_Box_I & Rough_Box_II), hope that one is better than lame rapidshare...
thanx to Rough for sharing!

2009-03-07 16:28

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

if u make an collectors account on rapidshare (its free) - then there is no 10* download limit.

2009-03-08 16:43

swasti

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2009-03-08 20:32

Mace

Registered: May 2002
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Here's another collection.
These two boxes were transfered during X'08.
Not sure where I got them from, but I found some stuff that wasn't on CSDb yet.
I got bored with sorting again, so someone else can finish them ;-)

32MB for your pleasure: mace_floppies_xfered_at_x2008

2009-03-09 08:05

Archmage

Registered: Aug 2006
Posts: 185

Howdy, so this is the place on CSDb to put transfered disks, is it? I have trouble throwing stuff away, so I've transfered some 150 disks before reusing them for my own stuff. Still, I can't be bothered to go through them all. I know that there were a couple of Norwegian cracks in there (Bros) which I haven't seen on CSDb, but for all I know the rest is useless. The original plan was to up them to The Digital Dungeon, but from what I read there the disks have to be sorted and you can't up anything that is there from before - i.e. too much work.

2009-03-09 08:13

ΛΛdZ

Registered: Jul 2005
Posts: 153

Hi Archmage,

Please transfer and upload your disks here AND/OR on TDD
- dont sort them in anyways, we want the whole content
of the disks.

Everything is not here - beware many of the releases uploaded
here is not tested too good, and also some files are missing
etc... we need disks to verify and replace broken stuff!!

So - please transfer your disks and make them ALL avaiable
here. (if u upload to TDD the dungeon troll CBA will post
them here)

Thanks!

2009-03-09 08:13

Acidchild

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 476

upload them here and everything is fine, people will sort them later anyway.

2009-03-09 08:16

Archmage

Registered: Aug 2006
Posts: 185

D'accord. Will do it this evening. At work now. Is it ok to just put the stuff for dl on my own site, or does that make me all piratey? I see a lot of guys here use rapidshare.

2009-03-09 08:18

Acidchild

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 476

upload whereever you want, people will download, if the link isn't available anymore someone will upload the stuff again, if requested. and thanks for your help in finding missing releases!

2009-03-09 09:11

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts:

Quote: Howdy, so this is the place on CSDb to put transfered disks, is it? I have trouble throwing stuff away, so I've transfered some 150 disks before reusing them for my own stuff. Still, I can't be bothered to go through them all. I know that there were a couple of Norwegian cracks in there (Bros) which I haven't seen on CSDb, but for all I know the rest is useless. The original plan was to up them to The Digital Dungeon, but from what I read there the disks have to be sorted and you can't up anything that is there from before - i.e. too much work.

You get surprised how much I can find in a set of transferred disks.

Often people tell me I dont have anything/everything is on CSDB and I find alot of nice things there.

So anything like this is a big help... Thanks!

2009-03-09 13:09

E$G

Registered: Dec 2007
Posts: 841

@ Archmage: yep, according to Skylab/THE MOVERS this is the place
THE MOVERS Treasure Chest II
where all packages will be released & shared from all the sceners

Here you can find, transfer by trasfer my own collection

THE MOVERS Treasure Chest II

I remember ANDROMEDA on Amiga nice demos with a perfect style!

E$G/iBB

2009-03-09 20:06

iAN CooG

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 3194

Quote: Here's another collection.
These two boxes were transfered during X'08.
Not sure where I got them from, but I found some stuff that wasn't on CSDb yet.
I got bored with sorting again, so someone else can finish them ;-)

32MB for your pleasure: mace_floppies_xfered_at_x2008

thanks for sharing, anyway I tried from office (a linux box using firefox) and couldn't download it, stopped randomly after few hundreds of kbytes.
Now I'm downloading it at home using a download manager (flashget) that allows me to resume the download, but heck, stops every 200-500kb, so it waits 20 seconds every 1 minute =)

2009-03-09 20:37

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Crap... I guess the host doesn't want me to share files that big.
Or you guys are just clogging bandwidth! ;-)

Try this link instead.

2009-03-09 20:40

Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183

I just tried it. And I had no problems downloading it with around 700KB/s.

2009-03-09 20:51

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Yeah I had that same problem with Mace's pack, the server was disconnecting very frequently. So I just put the link into a download manager like GetRight and let it download (resuming after each break).

2009-03-09 20:56

ΛΛdZ

Registered: Jul 2005
Posts: 153

same shit here... used download manager to get ´em.

2009-03-09 21:03

Marauder/GSS
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worked fine for me with firefox, downloading at ~770KB/s

2009-03-10 08:48

Rough
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I started collecting proper dir designs fitting to their releases, also different dir designs of the same releases and different spreaders/swappers, so chances are high I often find usable stuff on xfered disks. Also some files are useful although they dont look at first sight, e.g. re-cracks from the 80s start with just a changed basic line, lame, surely, but still a collectors item. (Not to forget the BAM messages... *grin*)

thanks, marauder, for re-upping the files!

2009-03-10 14:41

Ymgve

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 84

Was considering waiting until I'd re-dumped and verified most of these disks, but it's been a few months so I'll release them as-is.

http://c64mags.untergrund.net/misc/ymgve-2008dec-unfinished.rar

also, thanks to all the other dumpers out there!

2009-03-10 20:43

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

I fixed my 2nd link, which gave a 404.

2009-03-11 15:33

Archmage

Registered: Aug 2006
Posts: 185

Here are the disks I have transfered so far. Totally unsorted, except for the fact that side A tends to be followed by side B of the same disk (if any). Please tell me when you guys have finished dl'ing this so I can free up the space - and if you found something of use. :)

http://www.arthak.net/d64transfers_archmage.rar

2009-03-11 21:14

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

fmb27 - d64 and nib format (if someone need 35tracks nib)

http://rapidshare.com/files/208104478/swasti_fmb27.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/208106204/swasti_fmb27_NIB.rar

more to come..

2009-03-12 02:51

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Hi all,

okay here we go with The Hegg! collection.

142MB.

You'll find some interesting releases from New Zealand and Australia in this pack.

ADrive Link

More to come!

2009-03-12 08:45

HOL2001

Registered: Aug 2005
Posts: 97

\o/

*** Don't hesitate - Just emulate ***
*** Commodore forever ***

2009-03-13 12:35

Archmage

Registered: Aug 2006
Posts: 185

Quote: Here are the disks I have transfered so far. Totally unsorted, except for the fact that side A tends to be followed by side B of the same disk (if any). Please tell me when you guys have finished dl'ing this so I can free up the space - and if you found something of use. :)

http://www.arthak.net/d64transfers_archmage.rar

Did anybody dl this yet? Anything of use?

2009-03-13 12:42

Ymgve

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 84

I've downloaded it, but haven't looked through it yet.

2009-03-13 13:31

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
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Quote: Did anybody dl this yet? Anything of use?

Downloaded it and lightly checked it. Seems to be alot of interesting things

2009-03-13 14:01

Archmage

Registered: Aug 2006
Posts: 185

Coolio! I will continue transfering the rest of the diskboxes then. Please tell me if something of this is eventually posted here on csdb.

2009-03-13 14:39

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

disk 8 has jetbike sim by hscg which isnt on csdb...doesnt seem to work 100% but atleast it shows there is stuff on them disks of interest....expert mode works ok but standard version doesnt but will need checking by others

so please keep up the transferring archie :)

2009-03-14 06:53

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

is that an error with the crack or disk though? not to confuse the two.

2009-03-14 20:01

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Today Earthshaker brought me 9 crates with floppies.
A quick calculation brings me to an estimate of 2500 disks!

I'm now in the process of building a parallel 1541-II with XEP1541 cable, because my old setup (1541 + XE1541 cable + StarCommander) just won't handle that kind of work :D

2009-03-14 20:14

E$G

Registered: Dec 2007
Posts: 841

@Earthshaker thanX for sharing your floppies.

@Mace thanx for the work U'R goin' to do ... yep with parallel is faster!

2009-03-14 21:36

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

cant wait to see them transferred mace as there might be some ddt gems in there

2009-03-14 22:29

Earthshaker

Registered: Sep 2002
Posts: 118

Don't expect too much from what i brought to Mace. Only a small portion of it is from my own collection, most of the disks is stuff which came with the computers i bought/got on fleemarkets and such. Back in the days i used floppies from my own collection to put amiga stuff on, so a lot is gone unfortunately. But who knows, maybe there is some interresting stuff on the disks, atleast i'm keeping Mace busy. ^^

2009-03-15 14:49

grennouille

Registered: Jul 2008
Posts: 222

I bought a box of used disks at a flea market yesterday. A whole bunch of disks turned out to be ibm-pc disks... About half of the C64 disks were unusable. But here is what I rescaped : http://rapidshare.com/files/209547376/puces.zip.html

Those disks are from Quebec.

2009-03-15 15:56

Earthshaker

Registered: Sep 2002
Posts: 118

Can't be downloaded anymore, the limit is reached. Possible to upload it again or somewhere else please?

2009-03-15 16:19

A3

Registered: Dec 2005
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Quote: Can't be downloaded anymore, the limit is reached. Possible to upload it again or somewhere else please?

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ITDRCTVY

2009-03-16 12:12

Rough
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A lot of the Derbyshire Ram transfered disks are faulty, another, experienced, person with different equipment should transfer them again.

greets!

Also, as you all know, many of Bod's High Voltage Disks are broken. I remember a rumour way back that guy threw his disks into the trash after transfering. Is that true?

2009-03-16 20:02

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Rough: all disks are nibble transferred. The person transferring them is quite experienced indeed. Read the note accompanying the collection.

2009-03-16 21:59

Ymgve

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 84

It would also help if you were more specific in which disks were problematic. Also, make sure you get the second version of the disks, because the first one was converted with a nib2g64 converter that threw garbage in tracks 36+ if the original .nib file was only 35track

2009-03-17 13:51

Rough
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Quote: Rough: all disks are nibble transferred. The person transferring them is quite experienced indeed. Read the note accompanying the collection.

Sounds like these disks are completely fucked. A pity.

@Ymgwe: many many disks are faulty of the DRAM collection, just try yourself. I wont make a list, no time.

2009-03-17 19:46

Jazzcat

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Please tell me which disks give you trouble as we have other attempts at re-converting them with different drives etc.

2009-03-17 21:27

Mace

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Another box, identified as Culemborg 1.

Filesize is 19MB, lots of read errors, but there is some stuff in there that is not on CSDb (although it might not work).

2009-03-17 23:24

Ymgve

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 84

To clear things up I used nibscan on all the disks in the derbyram collection. 366 images had errors:

http://pastebin.com/f549e0aff

2009-03-18 09:34

1BM

Registered: Nov 2002
Posts: 48

I've managed to transfer most of my little 200 disk collection and actually found some stuff not on csdb (will add more the following days).

so when i see all these packs - who sorts this all out? xfer takes some time, but checking back with csdb, adding info etc. - really lots of work.

and about broken disks: do you guys check them for dirt on surface or are they magnetically defect? (some of my disks were stored in a cellar for ages, 1 of 10 was broken. will try to fix, i guess some have un-csdb-ed stuff on em)

2009-03-18 10:32

E$G

Registered: Dec 2007
Posts: 841

@zerozillion: about broken disks
3 main reasons:

1- old 15-23 years old disks are not guaranteed and if they were exposed to light cold/hot places the process of degeneration increase, mushrooms-batceria-magnetical defects increase the loss!
2- traded disks have been hitten hard from postmans, bent, pressed and so on so no way to save the contents
3- some programs from broken floppies were copied in new ones during the tradin' but the source programs doesn't work so the result is a non bumpin' head floppY but not workin' at all as it was in the original.

It's useful to clean the head of the disk drive (better a 1541II)

The procedure I'm using to transfer my huge collection can be found here:
Marauding E$G/IBB pandora's 5 1/4 boxeS!

thX to everyone to share their collection too!

E$G

2009-03-18 15:30

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

My procedure:
- Tools: 1541-II connected with a XAP1541 cable to an MS/DOS PC running StarCommander;
- I regularly clean the drive head with cotton swabs and alcohol (not potable ;) );
- I don't clean the floppies;
- When errors occur I try to do re-reads, but if too many errors remain, I switch to auto-skip.

Easy :)

2009-03-18 18:39

1BM

Registered: Nov 2002
Posts: 48

when there is visible dirt on the disc itself and nothing else helps, i cut the sleeve open, clean the disc carefully with soap and medium hot water, carefully dry and put into a new sleeve. it can't get more broken than it already is ;)

at some point i wanted to build a "disc washing" machine, still on my to do list.

2009-03-19 14:21

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

new stuff....

http://rapidshare.com/files/208675131/swasti_fmb28.rar

and as .nib

http://rapidshare.com/files/208676013/swasti_fmb28_NIB_.rar

@zerozillion: please share the transfered disks here as a full pack - or pm/msg me.

2009-03-23 21:46

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Transfered with StarCommander, this is the second and last box of the Culemborg collection: Culemborg 2 (15MB).

Why Culemborg?
It's the name of the town where the guy lived who gave this to me :)
The discs had a lot of errors and I often just kicked 'auto skip on error', to speed up the process.

Earthshaker's collection will be transfered using NibTools, to improve quality and speed.
First box will be up soon.

2009-03-23 22:08

troop
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thanks mace & swasti for the new stuff :-)

i have sent my disks to acidchild , will be transferred hopefully soon . another box with 100+ disks on the way too

2009-03-24 09:31

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

sounds good troop :)

how many disks do you have in total approx for transferr??

2009-03-24 12:17

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

here is the first from two packs from charly (a guy here from austria). this disks are ebay buys. there are all transfered disks in - also the complete broken ones and the empty disks.
the second pack will come in some weeks - i have other things todo @ the moment.
charly1-d64
and as nib if someone wants them:
charly1-nib

2009-03-24 13:08

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Who of you guys is using NibTools to transfer?

2009-03-24 13:28

elkmoose

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 45

i dont, i dont trust nibtools...

i am not convinced it really knows the difference between a readerror and a copyprotection.

2009-03-24 13:43

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

nibtools sound like the wrong tool for the job to me somewhat. its designed to get an accurate image of a disk *including* errors. for most transfer jobs (ie, unless you are doing originals) you probably want something that is designed to read the disk error free no matter what.

2009-03-24 13:58

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

i use nibread because i get faster speeds for transfering.
speed is about 10 secs per 35track disk (warpcopy = 22 sec)
and - i can do it in my living room - without the need of a full c64 setup (that i can only do in my hobby room in the cellar)

if u have some 100 or 1000 disks todo - every second you save during transfer is good.

@tmb: pls send me and mdz your disks done with sc and with nibread - to see the difference (errors) or post them here.

sure - the result should be "best possible". not that i waste my time and the transfered disks are crap. if i can choose between disktransfering and f*****g ... dont ask what i like more ;) so - every second i have more for my family is more fun..hehe

nibread yes/no ?

swasti

2009-03-24 14:06

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

Quote:

i use nibread because i get faster speeds for transfering. speed is about 10 secs per 35track disk (warpcopy = 22 sec)

what about starcommander? it should get close to 8 seconds with parallel cable :)

2009-03-24 14:13

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

you need pure dos for this. nibread works under winxp.
i think i´ll make a dos boot cd that can write to ntfs partitions.
someone had one?

2009-03-24 15:29

sailor

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 90

Hello all, a few thoughts on the way...

I run a 1541-II with paracable, best speed i have gotten with SC is somewhere around 20-25 sec.. dont ask me why :)

Nibread actually boosts down to 10 seconds, i rushed the thing a bit, just for kicks, it took me about 35 minutes to xfer 100 disksides (=50disks). This includes all handling, inserting/removing disk.. Roughly 21 s per diskside (if i didn't miss that mathlecture in school)..

If we assume we are reading "normal" disks, and convert them from nib>.d64 you get a .d64 with errorinfo, the result is the same weither the program is designed to get an exact copy of a disk or not ?

If we are reading disks that are known to be originals, that is a different case.

..although, i haven't quite understand if there is a point saving .nib-files when reading/converting normal disks into d64 later on ?

Personally, i only run in DOS, i have some old machine for this purpose :)

so... nibread y/n ?

/Jani

2009-03-24 15:44

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

Quote:

If we assume we are reading "normal" disks, and convert them from nib>.d64 you get a .d64 with errorinfo, the result is the same weither the program is designed to get an exact copy of a disk or not ?

i am not sure how nibtools work, but generally nibblers do not try to interprete the data they are reading. that way they can read/copy data that has intentional errors etc, but the backdraw is that they can not decide wether an error is intentional or not. a program that only ever expects valid data can retry until all data has been read error free, a nibble generally gives up relativly quickly and assumes the data is supposed to contain errors.

so as for nibtools, i'd atleast make sure that there are options which allow me to disable all the magic and enable all errorchecking (which essentially would degrade the program to a simple parallel copier).

oh and - saving the .nib files makes sense indeed, so you can go back to them whenever you stumble about a d64 which does not work because the original disk used some strange loader, or uses 40 tracks for example.

2009-03-24 19:36

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Using SC for transfering crappy disks takes AGES.
So, like Swasti, I'm looking for a tool that does the job a bit faster. There are 3000 floppies waiting here...

NibTools has the option to reread on error. And the user can determine how many times.
So what Groepaz says, is not entirely valid here: NibTools _does_ know when there's an error, just like SC. But then, NibTools just copies them, while SC keeps nagging me.

In the end, both results have errors, but Nib took less time.
The drawback is that NibTools is a bit less user friendly than SC, especially in naming the files.

2009-03-24 19:49

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts:

Quote: Hello all, a few thoughts on the way...

I run a 1541-II with paracable, best speed i have gotten with SC is somewhere around 20-25 sec.. dont ask me why :)

Nibread actually boosts down to 10 seconds, i rushed the thing a bit, just for kicks, it took me about 35 minutes to xfer 100 disksides (=50disks). This includes all handling, inserting/removing disk.. Roughly 21 s per diskside (if i didn't miss that mathlecture in school)..

If we assume we are reading "normal" disks, and convert them from nib>.d64 you get a .d64 with errorinfo, the result is the same weither the program is designed to get an exact copy of a disk or not ?

If we are reading disks that are known to be originals, that is a different case.

..although, i haven't quite understand if there is a point saving .nib-files when reading/converting normal disks into d64 later on ?

Personally, i only run in DOS, i have some old machine for this purpose :)

so... nibread y/n ?

/Jani

Well the reason why we started to look at nibtools to transfer the disks is because it autodetects 40 tracks if its there and it handle the special bytes.

Theres several examples where disks were transferred and we have to ask the owner again or wait till the disk shows up in some other disks so we can nibble transfer it using nibtools.

There can be a different way to handle the errors, but maybe its one of the thing the coder of nibtools should look at.

2009-03-24 20:34

sailor

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 90

Sorry for being unclear, with "normal" disks i meant disks _known_ to be using tracks 1-35 only and no fancy loaders..

But yes, with unknown content, everything should be read :)

/Jani

2009-03-24 21:26

ΛΛdZ

Registered: Jul 2005
Posts: 153

Look at this scheme and let there be no
doubt that Nibtools is supior - but probably
unknown to many as it requires some soldering
in the floppy-drive. I could have added more
parameters for comparasation but hey ... these
are the essential!

Nibtools
takes all bits : yes
takes all tracks: yes
is fastest : yes (10 secs)
Known flaws : no

NibConvert CAN interprete errors and create the
correct d64 with error-bytes corret : yes.

Warpcopy:
takes all bits : no
takes all tracks: no
is fastest : no (23 secs)
Known flaws : yes

OpenCBM:
takes all bits : no
takes all tracks: yes
is fastest : no (30+ secs)
Known flaws : yes

StarCBM:
takes all bits : no
takes all tracks: yes
is fastest : no (30+ secs)
Known flaws : no

2009-03-24 21:36

elkmoose

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 45

starcommander also autodedects 40 track disks if you tell it to do so

and before everything here goes specualtion, i would ask you to do a praxis test like i did.

take 20 of your disks that you know contain errors and transfert them
a) with starcommander error retry set to 100
b) nibtool

after that compair them and see for yourself on which disks more damaged stuff is, the ones by nibtools or the ones by starcommander

the whole point of transfering old stuff to save it gets pretty pointless, when its more important to you guys to have a job fast done, then to have a job good done.

think about it. (and make the test)

2009-03-24 21:55

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

The method is to quickly transfer all disks, allowing for some errors, then sort and find special stuff.
If that stuff is on a bad disk, re-read the disk to try to fix it.

2009-03-24 22:07

ΛΛdZ

Registered: Jul 2005
Posts: 153

Tmb: I did not speculate my answer, I did testing disks
with certain errors and some without.

Only transfer programs that tranlate all errors correct
are: NibTools and StarCBM.

Comparing those two --> Only program that gets all bit : NibTools.

2009-03-25 18:53

Rough
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Posts: 1829

Does anybody have the ENTIRE Manik disk collection? I just have half of the images. Uploading is appreciated.

Btw, more Rough box stuff in the making... 8)

2009-03-25 19:49

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Any thoughts on best way to use the 1541U to convert to SDRAM (or via Ethernet enabled 1541U).

What program is suggested?

I recently obtained a 1541U, I will use it to convert a lot of C64 disks, any ideas?

2009-03-26 08:01

enthusi

Registered: May 2004
Posts: 677

I would suggest warpcopy, it works with 1541u as well once the new firmware is applied (in case you dont have it already)..

2009-03-26 14:17

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

Quote:

Any thoughts on best way to use the 1541U to convert to SDRAM (or via Ethernet enabled 1541U).

that sir, does not make sense =)

(and what enthusi said)

2009-03-26 19:44

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Groepaz: if 1541U is the medium, which software in relation to quality conversion, error retry etc... is best? (ignoring speed)

2009-03-26 22:01

chatGPZ

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warpcopy is pretty much the only option then

2009-03-27 00:32

Marauder/GSS
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it seems the treasure chest got hijacked by a discussion about transfering disks...though I think this is a important discussion, but why not open a separate thread for this? or guess we'll better open now a treasure chest III...no offence, hehe (c;

2009-03-27 06:31

Mace

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That was my fault, sorry... yeah, better go to TC-III now :)

(and close this thread)

2009-03-27 08:03

Jazzcat

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Maybe a separate thread on converting disks is needed. We should cover all mediums, so that the public have a single point for resource-info.

2009-03-31 10:22

Rough
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Christmas Time!!!!!!!!

Rough Box numero tre: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TJ1HJ4Z8

ps. thanks Jazzcat for The Hegg disks, I like those lame Aussie imports which I dont have in my collection yet, also plenty of rare demos.

2009-03-31 10:28

Jazzcat

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Rough: no probs.

***ALL*** imports are lame, unless NTSC/PAL/BUG fixing is involved. But, that was the deal back then, people got their jollies off by saying they were the man to bring it into the country...

Nice you found some stuff there... some bigger collections coming in the next few months...

2009-03-31 10:41

Rough
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Quote: Rough: no probs.

***ALL*** imports are lame, unless NTSC/PAL/BUG fixing is involved. But, that was the deal back then, people got their jollies off by saying they were the man to bring it into the country...

Nice you found some stuff there... some bigger collections coming in the next few months...

I know, I know, this was more meant in a satiric mood.

I also love those plenty of lame Headline/TAT imports my group mates made to Austria. I wish I had more of them.

2009-03-31 10:48

Jazzcat

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Last post before another link, I gotta mention those fantastic multi-imports, by that I mean imported imports!! So... you have 3-4 intros linked to the original crack, what fun!

2009-03-31 11:30

elkmoose

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 45

Hey Jazzcat!

Do you think it's possible that we can get the disks in original state, not presorted and directory/spread art deleted?

that would be great and mean a big deal to a lot of ppl who collect stuff like that.

thanks
elkmoose

2009-03-31 21:30

Jazzcat

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Elkmoose: I know what you're saying. I prefer original format as well. The Hegg collection was given to me as is - already sorted, so the only the person to fix this is Hegg himself.

2009-03-31 22:11

elkmoose

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okidoki :)

2009-04-02 22:57

grennouille

Registered: Jul 2008
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A new finding. A box of 10 double sided disks. Not a great finding this time cause there is no scene material here. These disks are from USA (NTSC). Happy digging!

http://rapidshare.com/files/216736860/_puces2.zip.html

2009-04-03 10:34

Ymgve

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 84

Could anyone repost the latest one? It's exceeded the download limit already.

2009-04-03 11:36

E$G

Registered: Dec 2007
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Reposted, as requested, on my premium account:

http://rapidshare.com/files/216914579/_puces2.zip

E$G

2009-04-13 03:01

DemongerX
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Well here is my first post to this forum. This is my 1581 disk collection. It has a variety of different things, mostly ntsc cracks/demos, etc. from my mail trading/bbs d/ling days. Most of the disks were pretty full, and should have alot to look through. It's a pretty big file, even 7zipped, but it's full of commodore goodness.

Edit: Here's a link to some of my utlity disks as well.
And my collection of multi-disk games.

DemongerX

Here's the link:
http://www.filedropper.com/1581backupcollection

http://www.filedropper.com/commodoreutilitydisks

http://www.filedropper.com/multidiskgameimages

2009-04-13 08:48

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
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Great work... Alot of untouched US stuff and also some releases I didnt expect to see from those groups (e.g Mirage, ESI releases in some situations)

2009-04-13 13:31

grennouille

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Thanks alot to share this awesome collection with us !

2009-04-13 15:19

DemongerX
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No problem. I've been meaning to up these for awhile, and have mentioned to others that I was backing them up, but figured it was put up or shut up time. BTW, have a ton more that I haven't posted yet, so will be working on them. These were the easier ones. Next I have to do my general games file, more utils, and up my demos, sids, and c/g artwork ones. Lots more to see, most of it US/NTSC stuff.

DemongerX

2009-04-13 19:09

Moloch

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Jason - Are these the same files from your CD that you spread a few years ago?

2009-04-13 23:49

DemongerX
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Jon,

Some of the files may be the same as the .d81's were from my mail trading days, as I mostly mail traded with Grundy(George Page) in Colorado. He was hooked up with the Gambler, and Dokken, since they were local to him, and he also traded with guys around the globe(as he was amassing his commodore hardware collection). So yes some of the demos will be the same, but we also traded alot of other things, so there'll be alot that's not in those disks. Also, on a related note, I'm going to post those disks up as well, so others can get access to them.

The Multisided games and the utilities are from my collection, so they werent in the other release.

Thanx,

DemongerX

2009-04-27 04:58

Midnight Hacker
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Quote: Well here is my first post to this forum. This is my 1581 disk collection. It has a variety of different things, mostly ntsc cracks/demos, etc. from my mail trading/bbs d/ling days. Most of the disks were pretty full, and should have alot to look through. It's a pretty big file, even 7zipped, but it's full of commodore goodness.

Edit: Here's a link to some of my utlity disks as well.
And my collection of multi-disk games.

DemongerX

Here's the link:
http://www.filedropper.com/1581backupcollection

http://www.filedropper.com/commodoreutilitydisks

http://www.filedropper.com/multidiskgameimages

Could someone please post mirrors to these 3 links it appears they don't work anymore?

Thanks in advance.

2009-04-27 05:15

DemongerX
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The 1581 backupcollection link seems to have died. Will u/l it again tommorrow. The other 2 still seem to be in tact.

DemongerX

2009-04-27 06:37

Mace

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Here are 5 sets from Earthshaker's crates and some others already posted here:
open directory.

Be gentle with my bandwidth... :-D

2009-04-27 13:05

troop
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thanks mace for the new stuff from es , but since iam not firm with converting .nib to .d64 , can anyone here explain how to covert the .nib files to .d64 ?

2009-04-27 13:54

Mace

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Posts: 1799

Convert NIB to D64 with NibTools: nibconv.exe

2009-04-28 06:35

ΛΛdZ

Registered: Jul 2005
Posts: 153

To convert NIB til D64 download the newest nibtools
and the make a bat file:

[nib2d64.bat]
for %%i in (*.nib) do nibconv.exe %%i %%i.d64

and then put the nib2d64.bat and nibconv.exe into the
directory with nib files and run the bat file... vupti!

2009-04-28 06:53

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

IMHO, my own transfer 'Earthshaker_Xfer_001' is not very good:
- some NIBs turn into 0 byte D64s, while they are working floppies;
- some floppies are missing;
- it's not clear which A side belongs to which B side from the NIbs.

Also thanks to Cruzer for his PM about this.
I'm doing them all over and will post a new archive with the D64 files.

2009-04-28 11:55

troop
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thanks guys for the fast replys and answers , maestro sent me the .bat files and it worked like a charm . and yes some .nib-files turned into 0 byte .d64.

today i received a link from acidchild to my transferred collection , so watch out ill post them here in the forum today . many many thanks to him for doing the transferring !!!

2009-04-28 17:23

troop
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alright guys here is the promised link to my diskcollection ,i hope you enjoy the the stuff and keep transferring the good old stuff :-)

credits to acidchild for the transferring, thanks again wolfram !!!

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=P2DKPH8R

greetings troop/x-r

2009-04-28 21:27

grennouille

Registered: Jul 2008
Posts: 222

Thanks Troop will dig into it with a lot of fun !

2009-04-29 06:40

cba

Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 935

Oh yeah and stop adding notes to csdb, it's so useless..

2009-04-29 06:57

Mace

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Posts: 1799

Notes can be useless, if they're only meant as a personal note on a swap disk.

But if it's a general note, it can contain valuable information about releases or historic information about sceners (if only their name and group).

There can't be enough notes in CSDb!

2009-04-29 11:18

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Awesome collection from Troop. Really focuses on the 1990-1992 period. Found around 12 missing magazines for my archive.

Cheers.

2009-04-29 11:59

Slator

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 274

nice pack, found some lost files. many thanx

2009-04-29 19:39

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
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Quote: nice pack, found some lost files. many thanx

Yeah some nice ones.

@Slator: dont forget to mail me :)

2009-04-29 19:43

Mace

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Earthshaker_xfer_001 redone, now in all D64 and non-C64 floppies/unformatted sides removed.

2009-04-30 04:00

DemongerX
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Midnight Hacker and others. I've reposted my 1581 backup collection, in case you missed it before.

http://www.filedropper.com/1581backupcollection

DemongerX

2009-04-30 05:19

DemongerX
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Here are 3 more links for different collections that I've archived. I gave this out a couple of years ago at ECCC, and it's my demo collection(primarily ntsc ones, many from that I traded as well as d/l'ed from us bbs's back in the day), my Commodore Graphics collection(that I cropped out of many ccgms buffer captures), and my sid collection. I don't know how many will be interested in these, but thought I might as well post them, as there may be some interest. Though not technically scene related, I know there has been some interest in these(especially the c/g graphics), so here they are.

DemongerX

http://www.filedropper.com/c-gcollection
http://www.filedropper.com/sidcollection
http://www.filedropper.com/democollection

2009-05-01 22:19

DemongerX
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Sorry for the double messages, but since this is a slightly different tack, I thought I'd put it into a new message. Would there be any objection to my hosting/reposting links to alot of the packs that have been posted on here? The file hosting where I have been posting my backups is stable, and should be active for years to come, so I thought it would be a great place to store many of the files that have posted on here for download, as many last only a few days then are dead(rapidshare, etc.). Was just curious. I have 250 gigs online that can be used for this purpose.

DemongerX

2009-05-04 08:57

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

another small pack:

fmb29
fmb29NIB

nothing special - but now this box is also done.

2009-05-04 09:10

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
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Well found something I didnt have in the archive and wasnt elsewhere, so Im happy

2009-05-05 11:47

Jazzcat

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Hi all,

I posted a new thread about this but it deserves mentioning here.

Presenting to those collector-fiends and fans of art my collection of scanned disk covers, posters, votesheets and anything else on paper worthy of preservation (1700+ covers in a 1GB single 7zip file).

Enjoy, and if you have covers and wish to contribute to our soon to be announced online cover archive, please contact me.

Download:

Jazzcat Scene Cover Archive (1GB)

2009-05-05 11:57

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

great work jazzcat. cool stuff inside!

2009-05-05 13:46

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

now only a snapshot of masons collection is missing :) or do we really have to wait until 2030 ? :(

2009-05-06 08:46

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

fmb30
fmb30NIB

swasti

2009-05-07 11:44

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts:

Quote: now only a snapshot of masons collection is missing :) or do we really have to wait until 2030 ? :(

heh well as soon the new site is finished. Until then theres a mirror on SH.

Problem is an accurate copy from today will quickly be unaccurate soon as theres alot of changes happening in the archive.

Its like I mentioned before that people who uploaded releases from the archive should crosscheck their uploads now and then - all to make sure the releases are accurate - otherwise when the site is ready then alot of releases has to be reuploaded.

2009-05-07 12:09

Mace

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Posts: 1799

Earthshaker's 2nd crate is transfered, but due to the rather large amount of faulty disks, I want to verify a few NIBs that returned 0-byte D64s.
After that, I will put all D64s online.

Simultaneously working on 3rd crate, btw.

Yesterday I got a message from Angel of Death promising me another huge collection... GHAAAA!!! :-/

2009-05-07 14:09

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
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Great work Mace

2009-05-08 12:01

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

for the weekend:

FMB31
FMB31NIB

2009-05-18 16:47

Mace

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Another shitload of transfers from Earthshaker's collection in my open directory:

http://www.xs4all.nl/~dokmai/c64/csdb/

Coming soon: 007#4

Then it will take another while for crate 4 = xfer_008

2009-05-18 22:21

The MeatBall

Registered: Dec 2001
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Started doing my disks again, here's a taste (440ish disksides, some with errorinfo).
http://home.broadpark.no/~oantons/c64disk.rar

2009-05-19 05:10

troop
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thanks guys for the new and fantastic stuff , keep them coming :-)

greetings

2009-05-19 20:20

Mace

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Ok, Earthshaker's transfer 007 #4 is online in the open directory.

Next in line will be 008.

2009-05-19 22:35

Jazzcat

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Thanks Mace, TMB, good work...

I will start converting Primus/Lithium pack today, around 300 disks.

2009-05-21 14:09

Rough
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I worked through Troop's collection. Really a nice one with a lot of original directory design and some rarer cracks. Thanks for uploading.

2009-05-21 18:45

The MeatBall

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Picked up 3 boxes of disks, 7-800 in total I'd guess, from my dad's basement today. Starting the transferring when I get back home next week.

2009-05-23 09:35

Jazzcat

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Okay, just finished converting 250 disks. It's the collection of Primus. It contains some obscure cracks and imports, also some demos and ancient stuff from the 80s.

7zip Adrive Link

2009-05-23 10:58

maestro

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thx to all whove uploaded stuff :)

2009-05-24 03:31

troop
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thanks jazzcat for the new pack :)

btw anyone here have downloaded the Oxyron_Demo_Database , uploaded a while ago here ? iam missing 2 parts , the download links are no longer alive, could anyone upload part2+3 somewhere ?

thanks in advance troop

2009-05-24 12:12

troop
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thanks maestro for the fast upload , appreciate it :)

greetings troop

2009-05-27 06:45

Jazzcat

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Some of my links expired... so...

Jazzcat's Scene Cover Collection

Derbyshire Ram Collection Part 1

Primus/Lithium Collection

The Hegg Collection

2009-05-27 23:58

The MeatBall

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 367

280 more disks transferred.

http://www.hvilket.net/c64disk2.rar

2009-05-28 10:57

Freddie

Registered: Jan 2004
Posts: 71

Great uploads. Noce to see all the old stuff again. Thanks to all of you people digging for old stuff and sorting it! Great work!

Cheers from Anders

2009-05-28 11:03

The MeatBall

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Hi Anders

Some of the disks I transferred were stuff I got from you in '94-'95 :)

2009-05-28 12:18

troop
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thanks meatball for the new disks, very nice stuff i missed due to the fact i left the scene 1992 :P

keep it up

cheers troop

2009-05-28 19:02

Mason

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Nice set of disdks... found alot of missing releases there

2009-05-28 19:11

Freddie

Registered: Jan 2004
Posts: 71

Hey Øyvind!

Yes, I found quite a lot of things from my time in Atlantis. Really great to see all the stuff again and the old notes too :)

2009-05-29 08:40

echo

Registered: May 2009
Posts: 8

hi
anybody please can reup all bugjam boxes and
Rough_Box_II.rar Rough_Box_I.rar
thanx

2009-05-29 10:37

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

We really need a central site for these packs with around 100 or more GB space and bandwidth.

2009-05-29 11:58

echo

Registered: May 2009
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hi i planing starting a ftp server this pack or another c64 stuff free gb disk space not problem but bandwich is not tu much
its ftp server on my workplace so 7/24 up
a few week and start.
if this cool forum need it ...
bye

2009-05-29 19:35

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

What about CBA's Digital Dungeon?

2009-05-29 22:23

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

could all the packs not be stored here on csdb???

2009-05-30 01:16

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

No and No.

TDD has size constraints for what we need for "collections" (as far as I recall when speaking with Burglar). CSDb has seperate entries; although it would be nice to have a collections-section here? Maybe one of the admins can investigate this possibility and what is needed?

The space/site would need to be the type that lasts, not a site that disappears after a year or two (otherwise what's the point). Something stable and dedicated.

I'm surprised no one has created it yet, considering preservation is one of the most important parts of the C64 scene in the last few years (and 'collecting' has always been valued).

2009-05-30 07:01

Mace

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Distributed storage shouldn't be too hard, we would need a central website to link to the collections.

I'm not sure about having collections in CSDb.
Fear the endless discussions about that...

Like, what credits?
We would need to add 'transfered by' and stuff like that.
And the release date?
Still we would need storage space (although I think the distributed way it is done now, isn't too bad).

Nah... not on CSDb.

2009-05-30 07:17

LOGAN
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Putting collections on file sharing systems is a bad idea as these links expire faster than the c64 software it contains. Also distributed servers might over time degrade because of people stopping hosting etc. Distributed servers plus several mirrors is already better. Another option could be peer-to-peer (with a big number of people keep them seeded 'forever') but peer-to-peer seeds also degrade over time. (Drives filling up, etc.)

Also a standard way of an index file for the collections, maybe even some way to search for specific file names is something I would like.

Also the naming should be a bit more consistent. some collections have just the name disks1.zip making it almost impossible to see the origin. Some have the source's name added.

Sometimes the same collection turns up under another filename or other archive format (or splitted in several files) making it seem like a different collection.

Seems to me its quite an undertaking to preserve these collections but worth a try.

2009-05-30 10:57

iAN CooG

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Don't get me wrong but I actually delete the whole pack once the disks has been sorted. 95% of the cracks are already on CSDb or C64heaven archive at SH, the newly found cracks are ALL added, Mason can confirm.
Would be nice to know if the newly found mags and demos are being added aswell here, mags site and/or TDD, then the collections can be deleted safely.

2009-05-30 11:44

LOGAN
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I'm just keeping unmodified packs, don't get me wrong but I don't fancy downloading individual releases. That way it'll take forever. Also it's a bit like old school swapping getting surprises on disk :)

And there's always stuff that falls out of each category.

2009-05-30 12:21

ΛΛdZ

Registered: Jul 2005
Posts: 153

A Collection(pack) contains a value as a whole if it is
made from floppies/tapes. Info on how disks/releases were
spread etc and how many disks users had.

Further as a lot of releases on CSDB, TDD etc. are not
very well checked it happends that some files are
missing/bad... which first is indetifed later.
(think of that level 9 is broken in some game,
or maybe just some bad gfx in some level/item)

To my knowledge NO c64-preservation sites DO
preserve/consider data in a way so it satisfies
the basic requirements that is identified by the
task force on archival digital information that
made a list of stuff to be considered when digital
libraries(archives) are build.... so without
the original collections nobody can build a
better digital library becos we deleted
the information that is required.

If all collections are deleted just because all the
release ARE on some site it does not mean that they
works 100% (or are 100% authentic).

So if you have transfered you own disks/tapes please
upload them here - they may contain information or
releases (part of maybe) that IS missing and CAN
be used to build a better digital library.

2009-05-30 12:28

elkmoose

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 45

maybe http://www.untergrund.net/index.php?act=about ?

2009-06-01 06:31

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Yeah, Untergrund.net... that's a marvelous idea.
However... do they accept those collections?
Because it's not 100% pure demo related.

2009-06-02 14:40

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

here is the charly2 pack. lots of geos and magazine disks crap.

charly2
charly2NIB

2009-06-02 23:04

grennouille

Registered: Jul 2008
Posts: 222

Thank you Swasti, your transfers are always appreciated!

2009-06-03 07:50

cba

Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 935

Quote: What about CBA's Digital Dungeon?

I don't have the space to hosts all those collections.

2009-06-03 08:20

swasti

Registered: Jul 2007
Posts: 120

here we go again..

fmb32
fmb32NIB

some disks are cpm disks (got them with a c128).

2009-06-03 12:15

Rough
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Damn, Adrive which hosts Primus' collection needs Javascript and that women from the internet cafe wont turn it on, cause "only the technical enginner can do it"

Grmpfcx!

2009-06-03 18:33

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
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Quote: Don't get me wrong but I actually delete the whole pack once the disks has been sorted. 95% of the cracks are already on CSDb or C64heaven archive at SH, the newly found cracks are ALL added, Mason can confirm.
Would be nice to know if the newly found mags and demos are being added aswell here, mags site and/or TDD, then the collections can be deleted safely.

Well I usually find alot in the collections. As long its not just a copy of some other disks.

Besides findes new releases Im finding updates to existing releases in the archive. This is also the reason why I wrote several times that people should recheck their own entries now and then to see if theres a more accurate version

2009-06-08 13:18

Rough
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Could someone re-up the Primus/Lithium collection Its deleted from Adrive.

2009-06-08 15:36

Mace

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I've sent an email to Scamp @ Untergrund.net to ask if storing our collections fits within the scope.
Let's see what he says.

2009-06-08 21:07

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

i somehow doubt it.... it IS warez afterall =) (i had to personally convince him to allow my magicdisk site too =))

2009-06-08 22:37

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

For Rough:

Primus/Lithium collection

2009-06-11 16:10

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

just a quick note to say im in the middle of buying some webspace with unlimted space and therefore i can probably host all of the packs in the future :)

ill leave a message here when im ready to start hosting

2009-06-11 18:29

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

@ Maestro: cool, but beware that sometimes unlimeted webspace means tight download limit, slow downloading or not allowed to download files without having a massive HTML-to-file ratio...

Check the fine print ;-)

2009-06-11 19:11

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

thx mace ill check all the info before spending my pennies :)

just been checking and this looks good

Unlimited website traffic (bandwidth)

2009-06-11 21:17

The MeatBall

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 367

I'll be able to host it on my private server once I reinstall linux on it, it'll be on a 35Mbit upload.

2009-06-12 10:50

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Whoever hosts it: don't disappear in 1 year and then we have to re-establish the packs, the same committment as CSDb honours will need to be shown.

The host will certainly do a great service for all people who collect, preserve, search for and enjoy C64 productions.

2009-06-12 13:52

maestro

Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 727

well im up for hosting it and if meatball wants to do the same then we have 2 hosting places which would be even better

and im here for a long time yet :)

2009-06-12 23:22

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

cool. maybe we can utilize mirror 1 and mirror 2 with a frontend website

2009-06-15 10:44

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Ok, let me know when you're in business.
I've got all my transfers ready to be uploaded.

Except for another batch of 800+ images, that need some fixing...

2009-06-17 08:22

Rough
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Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1829

Thanks for the re-up, Jazzdog.

2009-07-01 06:07

dst
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Registered: May 2006
Posts: 3

Found an old CD which i got from someone called Spook.

Name is C64 Tribute CD V1.0 and covering lots of demos and other stuff like printed scene mags, disk covers aso.

I uploaded them to my Rabbitshare account:

http://rapidshare.com/files/249135557/allfiles.rar

This small file has the disc inventory in including all detailed files.

Here is the rest of the CD:
http://rapidshare.com/files/249163047/C64_Tribute_CD.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/249156561/C64_Tribute_CD.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/249150289/C64_Tribute_CD.part3.rar

2009-07-07 20:13

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Set number 9 from Earthshaker's collection (earthshaker_xfer_009_d64.7z) has just been uploaded to my open directory.
193 images, 18MB.

Missing numbers were unformatted disc sides.

One side needed to be filecopied (possibly files are missing). I couldn't get it transfered with NibRead.
I tried two versions, various settings.
Even StarCommander didn't want it as a whole side.

2009-07-19 21:07

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Earthshaker's collection is still being transfered.
I just put sets 10#1, 10#2 and 10#3 online HERE.

10#4 and 10#5 will follow tomorrow, then I'll move to the next box (11).

2009-07-20 15:53

Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799

Ok, I uploaded the final two sets from batch 10: #4 and #5.
Same directory as above.

2009-07-21 09:48

Mason

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts:

Just downloaded them... will check over the next days

Great work

2009-07-21 11:59

Jazzcat

Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1044

Thanks Mace, great work!

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