Rob Kendrick wrote on 11 Jan : >> is Bzip available in Acornland?
> A quick Google yields this: > http://www.riscos.info/packages/UtilitiesDetails.html#bzip2 ah, thanks. i had tried Google and got to Sourceforge or somewhere with no mention of an RO version. OK, i downloaded and installed and i think i worked out how to run it from the command line. but 15 minutes later, it has written only 712K and seems to be still thinking about something; at least the taskwindow has not come back to *. meanwhile, i dug out !Split (Adam Hamilton, 1995) and split the 34M log into the equivalent of umpty-two floppies, and then put all that into a 5M zip, which is here: www.abbeypress.net/netsurflog100111.zip -- you may need to *settype of all of the inner files as Text. > > Also, is the tail of the file mostly binary junk? having done the !Split business, i was able to look at the contents of the tail-end floppyequivalents, and they do NOT seem to contain binary stuff, but rather the likes of: Sp:Log100111=20|) INLINE_CONTAINER 0x3a1819c0 x0 y0 w722 h23 (0 0 722 23) m(0 0 0 0) TEXT 219465 'In network network protocols, source routing is the capability whereby the sender can specify the route' space { background-attachment: scroll background-color: transparent background-image: none background-position: 0% 0% background-repeat: repeat border-collapse: separate border-spacing: 0px 0px border-top-color: #00000000 border-right-color: #00000000 border-bottom-color: #00000000 border-left-color: #00000000 border-top-style: none border-right-style: none border-bottom-style: none border-left-style: none border-top-width: 2px border-right-width: 2px border-bottom-width: 2px border-left-width: 2px bottom: auto caption_side: top clear: none clip: auto color: #00000000 content: normal counter-increment: none -- Jim Nagel www.archivemag.co.uk
