FYI, A while back, I mirrored all the contents of the Club100 libraries on my own web site. From what I can tell from quickly looking, all the files seem intact.
http://ratthing.com/club100 RL On 02/26/2016 06:37 AM, Ron Wiesen wrote: > There’s good news, bad news, more good news. > > > > The first good news is that the Rampac now is operational again, all of > its files now are restored, and the Emergency Rampac Load intelligence > is implanted in it. > > > > The bad news is that the Club 100 website and the Bitchin100 website > contain damaged files RD-DOC.DO, RD1OF2.DO and RD2OF2.DO. I believe > they were damaged at the Club 100 website, and then copied to the > Bitchin100 website. These damaged files remain present at the Club 100 > Member Uploads [ http://www.club100.org/library/libups.html ] under the > name Ron Wiesen. > > > > The second good news is that I found my original, undamaged files. I’ve > placed them in the Club 100 Member Upload Library [ > http://www.club100.org/memfiles/ ] under Ron Wiesen/Rampac Diagnostic RD. > > > > Keeper of the Primordial Bit (born of the Big Bit Bang), -= Ron Wiesen =- > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > *From:*M100 [mailto:[email protected]] *On Behalf Of > *Ron Wiesen > *Sent:* Saturday, February 20, 2016 19:14 > *To:* 'Model 100 Discussion' > *Subject:* [M100] Need RD1OF2.DO Due to Accident with a RAMPAC > > > > While handling two RAMPACs, made by EME Systems, I accidently dropped > one of them on a concrete floor. It landed hard and it clattered and > bounced a bit before it came to rest. > > > > Apparently the physical shock vibrated the RAMPAC internal circuitry and > its 256Kbyte content has been altered. I have kept a recent backup of > the entire RAMPAC content, so all files can be restored. > > > > After scrutinizing a bit of RAMPAC content, I decided to use the RAMPAC > Diagnostic program, RD, to get an idea of the nature of the alteration > born o physical shock. Because of its large volume, the RD program is > produced by MERGE of two smaller volume textual files: RD1OF2.DO and > RD2OF2.DO. Along with documentation file RD-DOC.DO, RD1OF2.DO and > RD2OF2.DO are kept at the Club 100 site, and the Bitchin100 site has > what likely is copies from the Club 100 site. > > > > What survives at these sites is not quite what I placed in the Club 100 > site. There has been damage such that the resulting MERGE of files > RD1OF2.DO and RD2OF2.DO do not produce the original RAMPAC Diagnostic > program – either some lines are missing, or some line numbers or > references to line numbers have changed. Most likely, some lines are no > longer present and now are missing within RD1OF2.DO, in fact, no line > numbers in the range from line 5 to line 28 are present now. Within > that range, it’s likely that line 12 and line 17 originally existed. > > > > If anybody has a copy of RD1OF2.DO please send me copy! > > > > Keeper of the Primordial Bit (born of the Big Bit Bang), -= Ron Wiesen =- > > >
