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  • zaimoni
    Knight
    • Apr 2007
    • 590

    Zaimoni.com Angband variant mirror

    It's up, two days ahead of schedule. The *.tar.bz2 contains the rest of the mirror.

    Known gaps are as mentioned in the other thread.
    Last edited by zaimoni; July 31, 2010, 09:07.
    Zaiband: end the "I shouldn't have survived that" experience. V3.0.6 fork on Hg.
    Zaiband 3.0.10 ETA Mar. 7 2011 (Yes, schedule slipped. Latest testing indicates not enough assert() calls to allow release.)
    Z.C++: pre-alpha C/C++ compiler system (usable preprocessor). Also on Hg. Z.C++ 0.0.10 ETA December 31 2011
  • Magnate
    Angband Devteam member
    • May 2007
    • 5110

    #2
    Originally posted by zaimoni
    It's up, two days ahead of schedule. The *.tar.bz2 contains the rest of the mirror.
    Congrats, that's great work. When you say rest of the mirror, do you mean that the variants listed are not contained in the tarball, or that they are (along with the rest)?
    "Been away so long I hardly knew the place, gee it's good to be back home" - The Beatles

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    • d_m
      Angband Devteam member
      • Aug 2008
      • 1517

      #3
      I didn't see sCthangband there... would you mind adding it? If I recall it has some nice updates/bugfixes to the old Cthangband code:

      linux->xterm->screen->pmacs

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      • zaimoni
        Knight
        • Apr 2007
        • 590

        #4
        The rest of the directory was decompressed from the tarball. If you download the *.tar.bz2, you have everything. [Currently Angband.ref.20100726.tar.bz2, but that file name will change with each update.]
        Zaiband: end the "I shouldn't have survived that" experience. V3.0.6 fork on Hg.
        Zaiband 3.0.10 ETA Mar. 7 2011 (Yes, schedule slipped. Latest testing indicates not enough assert() calls to allow release.)
        Z.C++: pre-alpha C/C++ compiler system (usable preprocessor). Also on Hg. Z.C++ 0.0.10 ETA December 31 2011

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        • d_m
          Angband Devteam member
          • Aug 2008
          • 1517

          #5
          Originally posted by zaimoni
          The rest of the directory was decompressed from the tarball. If you download the *.tar.bz2, you have everything. [Currently Angband.ref.20100726.tar.bz2, but that file name will change with each update.]
          Oh, I get it.

          Sorry for the noise.
          linux->xterm->screen->pmacs

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          • zaimoni
            Knight
            • Apr 2007
            • 590

            #6
            Originally posted by d_m
            I didn't see sCthangband there... would you mind adding it?
            The directory name mutated. I'll correct this at the next material update (which might be a while).
            Zaiband: end the "I shouldn't have survived that" experience. V3.0.6 fork on Hg.
            Zaiband 3.0.10 ETA Mar. 7 2011 (Yes, schedule slipped. Latest testing indicates not enough assert() calls to allow release.)
            Z.C++: pre-alpha C/C++ compiler system (usable preprocessor). Also on Hg. Z.C++ 0.0.10 ETA December 31 2011

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            • andrewdoull
              Unangband maintainer
              • Apr 2007
              • 872

              #7
              Originally posted by zaimoni
              Known gaps are as mentioned in the other thread.
              Could you link to the other thread in your original post? Then we could sticky this thread...

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              • zaimoni
                Knight
                • Apr 2007
                • 590

                #8
                Originally posted by andrewdoull
                Could you link to the other thread in your original post?
                Done, although there may be better ways to maintain the "current known gaps" information.
                Zaiband: end the "I shouldn't have survived that" experience. V3.0.6 fork on Hg.
                Zaiband 3.0.10 ETA Mar. 7 2011 (Yes, schedule slipped. Latest testing indicates not enough assert() calls to allow release.)
                Z.C++: pre-alpha C/C++ compiler system (usable preprocessor). Also on Hg. Z.C++ 0.0.10 ETA December 31 2011

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                • zaimoni
                  Knight
                  • Apr 2007
                  • 590

                  #9
                  *.tar files for updating the Zaimoni.com Angband archive have been constructed. (ToME 4 gets its very own tarball this time; seems that FAT32 partitions don't like files above 4GB.)

                  bzip2 -z9 *.tar running now; ETA for refreshing the archive to Jan. 30 2011 status is 3-4 days.

                  Thanks to Hans Engström for resuscitating several gaps in the online coverage for me, most notably sCthband .
                  Zaiband: end the "I shouldn't have survived that" experience. V3.0.6 fork on Hg.
                  Zaiband 3.0.10 ETA Mar. 7 2011 (Yes, schedule slipped. Latest testing indicates not enough assert() calls to allow release.)
                  Z.C++: pre-alpha C/C++ compiler system (usable preprocessor). Also on Hg. Z.C++ 0.0.10 ETA December 31 2011

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                  • Magnate
                    Angband Devteam member
                    • May 2007
                    • 5110

                    #10
                    Originally posted by zaimoni
                    *.tar files for updating the Zaimoni.com Angband archive have been constructed. (ToME 4 gets its very own tarball this time; seems that FAT32 partitions don't like files above 4GB.)
                    ToME4 is >4GB? wtf??
                    "Been away so long I hardly knew the place, gee it's good to be back home" - The Beatles

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                    • Pete Mack
                      Prophet
                      • Apr 2007
                      • 6883

                      #11
                      Indeed, wtf? That's 1000x larger than the average 'band, even with 32x32 tiles.

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                      • zaimoni
                        Knight
                        • Apr 2007
                        • 590

                        #12
                        ToME 4 (first 18 releases, lagging one release there) is 3.58 GB decompressed; all other *bands combined are 3.38 GB decompressed.

                        The resulting combined tar obviously is too large for FAT32; I noticed because the external hard drive I'm using to build the tar is a FAT32.
                        Zaiband: end the "I shouldn't have survived that" experience. V3.0.6 fork on Hg.
                        Zaiband 3.0.10 ETA Mar. 7 2011 (Yes, schedule slipped. Latest testing indicates not enough assert() calls to allow release.)
                        Z.C++: pre-alpha C/C++ compiler system (usable preprocessor). Also on Hg. Z.C++ 0.0.10 ETA December 31 2011

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                        • zaimoni
                          Knight
                          • Apr 2007
                          • 590

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Pete Mack
                          IThat's 1000x larger than the average 'band, even with 32x32 tiles.
                          A ToME4 release is ~100x larger than a normal band release. The nearest competitor are the recent Unangband releases, but ToME4 is still ~7x larger than that.
                          Zaiband: end the "I shouldn't have survived that" experience. V3.0.6 fork on Hg.
                          Zaiband 3.0.10 ETA Mar. 7 2011 (Yes, schedule slipped. Latest testing indicates not enough assert() calls to allow release.)
                          Z.C++: pre-alpha C/C++ compiler system (usable preprocessor). Also on Hg. Z.C++ 0.0.10 ETA December 31 2011

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                          • Antoine
                            Ironband/Quickband Maintainer
                            • Nov 2007
                            • 1010

                            #14
                            Originally posted by zaimoni
                            It's up, two days ahead of schedule. The *.tar.bz2 contains the rest of the mirror.

                            Known gaps are as mentioned in the other thread.
                            Zaimoni, is there any chance we can get Ironband into the next release? Would be much appreciated

                            A.
                            Ironband - http://angband.oook.cz/ironband/

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                            • zaimoni
                              Knight
                              • Apr 2007
                              • 590

                              #15
                              Originally posted by Antoine
                              Zaimoni, is there any chance we can get Ironband into the next release?
                              Ironband is already is in the tarball, yes.
                              Zaiband: end the "I shouldn't have survived that" experience. V3.0.6 fork on Hg.
                              Zaiband 3.0.10 ETA Mar. 7 2011 (Yes, schedule slipped. Latest testing indicates not enough assert() calls to allow release.)
                              Z.C++: pre-alpha C/C++ compiler system (usable preprocessor). Also on Hg. Z.C++ 0.0.10 ETA December 31 2011

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