> 4. Many of the 1.1 series kernels appear not to have survived,
> judging by the release numbers that exist. However, it appears
> that development was particularly fast at this stage, as it is
> not unusual for ten patchlevels to appear within a week.
>
> 5. With the exception of kernel 1.3.1, all of the 1.2 and later
> kernels appear to be available.
I've seen these kernels (all of 1.1 and 1.3.1) on an
Infomagic CDROM set. IIRC, of course.
Unfortunately I have given my old CDs away so I don't
have them any more :(
succes,
Rik -- now completely used to dvorak kbd layout...
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