02-11-2009
Try a google search for "sco uod429a download". You should hit the sco download site and there find earlier versions unix and xenix. There is a letter detailing the changes and a compressed file that should have the disk image buried in it. That will be your new N1.
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netdisco-mibs-download
NETDISCO-MIBS-DOWNLOAD(1) User Contributed Perl Documentation NETDISCO-MIBS-DOWNLOAD(1)
NAME
netdisco-mibs-download - Downloader for the Netdisco MIB bundle
VERSION
This document refers to version 1.0700 of netdisco-mibs-download
DESCRIPTION
Run this program to download the Netdisco MIB files bundle from Sourceforge. If the download is successful, you can run the netdisco-mibs-
install program to unpack and install them.
If the download fails, you can visit the Netdisco Sourceforge downloads page, details of which are given by this program on failure, and
get the bundle yourself.
ENVIRONMENT
Setting the environment variable "MIBS_DEBUG" to a true value will display information about failed mirror site downloads.
EXIT CODES
0 - Successful download
1 - Failed download, possibly no available mirror
2 - Program must be run as root, and you are not root
3 - Error regarding the download directory
AUTHOR
Oliver Gorwits "<oliver@cpan.org>"
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