I guess the CGS site is being migrated over to Elby, but if you want to keep hold of the info that might disappear (ie not supported by PCBs) like the V8 simulator etc now would be a good time to grab it!
Welp! It's already gone, did anyone grab a snapshot of that site before it was gone? I understand that most information can be found on Laurie's site, but I rather liked the CGS site, shallow structure, nice descriptions. Such a great resource! Sorry to see it go!
I had saved most but just happened across the 404, I don't know about saving entire sites so added what else (single pages) I hadn't got from the archive...
Yeah its just sitting on archive.org now, its a shame. I have most of it as printouts from 5 years ago... sorry trees.
This was a brilliant resource, a shame to see it go in that form, nice that Laurie has most of it.
Uhhhh I guess I am not up to speed on what is going on with CGS. Of course I think I live in a cave and miss a lot of news. Did CGS go out of business?
I think Laurie is taking over the business side of things, so I'm pretty confident that all the info will migrate over to Elby, and hopefully we'll see more new CGS stuff in 4U, Laurie has already re-released the CGS ASR (possibly after a prompting from Modular Addict?!). I'm hoping for the 73 VCO in 4U to be released as that would complete the 1973 'system' quite nicely!
I guess what might not get ported over are the things that aren't current PCB projects
the bad producer wrote:hopefully we'll see more new CGS stuff in 4U, Laurie has already re-released the CGS ASR (possibly after a prompting from Modular Addict?!). I'm hoping for the 73 VCO in 4U to be released as that would complete the 1973 'system' quite nicely!
Hang on... I thought Elby was 3U only. What have I missed?
If at first you don't succeed read the instruction manual.
I hope "that one" sub-site of Ken's was archived somehow. I don't really reference it much these days, but every once in a while I think of something I'd like to look up there.
That's sad, mainly because of all the good work those guys did, but we're probably at a point these days where it's not needed all that much I suppose. I think I have some of the files backed up somewhere that I made use of more often as reference material.
J3RK wrote:I hope "that one" sub-site of Ken's was archived somehow. I don't really reference it much these days, but every once in a while I think of something I'd like to look up there.
I get updates once in a blue moon that someone added something but I never go back and check.
I have the the file dump circa 2009 i think