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Peter, I have no objections to a grind CD. I decided against releasing one
myself. I still would like to make a archival backup on CD though.
Problems: There are some files on Grind which you may NOT distribute on
CD-Rom without the authors' permission. Don't get me in trouble by
releasing a CD-Rom indicating it as a 'Grind' archive. Either delete the
files from the CD-Rom image or else track down the authors and get their
permission. This is precisely why I abandoned the intent to do a CD. I
don't have time to try to get every authors permission to include his/her
files. The other option is to delete any reference to Grind as the source
of files on the CD-Rom. This might protect my Butt, not sure about yours :)
You might want to de-binscii most of the files, and just include the
shrinkit files. Also I think you can do away with all of the Old.files
directories. Why not include a p8 partition on the CD with the apple8/
files too?
Email me if you have questions or suggestions for Grind.
--Steve (steven-nelson@uiowa.edu)
(apple2pd@grind.isca.uiowa.edu)