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Hello,

I can find references to Laurence Reeves page (http://bergbland.ddns.net/) regarding Minerva OS here and there including Minerva wikipedia page but currently this page doesn't seem to have any content anymore. It loads apache default page only. Does anyone know if it is already unmaintained and can be considered dead or is it temporary thing?

vezhlys wrote:Hello,

I can find references to Laurence Reeves page (http://bergbland.ddns.net/) regarding Minerva OS here and there including Minerva wikipedia page but currently this page doesn't seem to have any content anymore. It loads apache default page only. Does anyone know if it is already unmaintained and can be considered dead or is it temporary thing?

If you wer elooking for Minerva sources etc, most of Laurence's QL work is on my website, e.g. the Minerva ROMs and sources at http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/qlrom/index.html and replacement manuals for the other TF Servcies products in which Lau had a hand are on http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/docs/manuals/index.html

I don't know if Laurence intends to put the site back up or not. I checked on the Wayback Machine/Archove.org and they have no copy of the site archived.

dilwyn wrote: If you wer elooking for Minerva sources etc, most of Laurence's QL work is on my website, e.g. the Minerva ROMs and sources at http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/qlrom/index.html and replacement manuals for the other TF Servcies products in which Lau had a hand are on http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/docs/manuals/index.html

I don't know if Laurence intends to put the site back up or not. I checked on the Wayback Machine/Archove.org and they have no copy of the site archived.

Thanks for the answer. Yes, I know I can find sources in your site and many other material, thank you for that. My question was more related if we can still reference to his page in any of other resources (wikipedia, ql wiki, etc). Let's say even your page links to licence terms to his site. Apparently it is not the case anymore (sad that even wayback machine also doesn't have a copy).