3B1 AT&T 3B1/7300 (UNIX PC) Information   Unix PC Archive Holdings These files come from some of the archives of 3b1/7300 software including the ones at Ohio State and UUNET. Most of these files are in gzip format and many are in tar format. Follow this link for the tools to unpack them on the 3b1. For file transfer, the best tool is good old kermit. Follow this link for info.   Archives Introduction to the archives The STORE Administrative Software Archiving Software CalTech Archive Communications Software Documentation Editors Fonts Games GNU Software Graphics Software Kernel Related Software Libraries MGR Windowing System Miscellaneous Software Networking Software Shells Programming Languages Telephone Support Text Processing Archives of comp.sources.3b1 Volume 1 Volume 2 XINU for the 7300/3b1 XINU for the 7300/3b1 Other 3B1 Information Local The older version of the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) list has been converted to HTML, and let's face it... not much has happened in the past two years so I'm leaving it up here. Part 1 and part 2 of the 3b1 FAQ, as posted to comp.sys.3b1 1999/03/22 comp.sys.3b1 FAQ 1997/03/30 Links Due to the age of some of these links, I'm including my best guess as to their age... for new links, that's when I added them to this list. For old links, it's the most recent date I can find in their files -- peter. New Links 3b1 FAQ at RTFM.mit.edu 1999/04/04 Teaching Old Terminals New Tricks, Part 1 of 2 1999/04/04 Teaching Old Terminals New Tricks, Part 2 of 2 1999/04/04 The AT&T 3B2 Page (dead?) Tim Goodin 1999/10/06 Old (but still active) Links The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) List Both 3b1 and 3b2 FAQs. 1995/06/06 (verified 2002/03/14) stdio.com 3b1 Sources Archive (ftp.stdio.com is not accepting anon ftp 2002/03/14) Ohio State Archive Site (dead 1996/11/01) UUNET Archive Site (live 2002/03/14) (local mirror) (last change 1996/11/01) Some UNIX PC Source Code (live 2002/02/01) (local mirror) (last change 1991/01/05) ICUS II Hard Disk Upgrade (last change 1997/06/21) Another 3B1 enthusiasts page (He's the one I stole the advertising picture from.) 1992/06/30 (last update 1997/10/31) comp.sources.3b1 archive (dead?) (still dead 2002/03/14) Credits Web page originally by Brian L. Stuart, Now maintained by Peter da Silva. Internet access courtesy of NeoSoft.