Hubert Feyrer wrote:
> On Mon, 2 Jan 2006, Rowdy wrote:
> 
>> 1. Is the 'NetBSD Foundation' reference at the top 
>> correct/permissable?
> 
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>> The NetBSD Foundation, Inc. NetBSD/cobalt Installation CD [3.0 
>> Release] 
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> 
> 
> I understand the 3.0 restore CD is based on an earlier CD.

Yes, based on the 1.6 (or was it 1.6.1?) NetBSD/cobalt restore CD.

> While I don't know who made the earlier CD, to answer your question 
> above:

Dennis Chernoivanov.

> who made the 3.0 CD (sorry, I haven't followed all the discussion 
> here,

I did, or rather I am in the process of finalising it right now.  I
wanted to update the instructions.txt file that is included on the
restore CD.

> and in particular missed the posting that says where the 3.0 CD can 
> be downloaded from), and from what place is it available?

Nowhere yet, but Claudio has generously offered to host the file when it
is ready.

> 
> I'd say if someone with a @NetBSD.org mail address made it (i.e. by 
> someone who is a member of TNF) and maybe it is on ftp.NetBSD.org, 
> claiming that it's from TNF is ok. Else, I recommend not using TNFs 
> name but the creator's name.
> 
> 
> - Hubert
> 

AFAIK Dennis, creater of the previous restore CD on which this one is
based, does not have an @netbsd.org email address (based on his past
newsgroup post address), but I am unsure whether he wrote the
instructions.txt file and put the TNF header at the top.

I am not associated with TNF, so my thought was to remove it, unless
anyone argued to keep that bit of the header there.

Thankyou for your input :)

Rowdy