CrunchBang Linux

saneks

#! Die Hard

Registered: 2009-10-01

Posts: 1,020

download link old versions (8.04, 9.04, lite, crunchee and 10 alpha)

if someone still needs it in 2012, here is a site, it has all #! versions prior to statler. but pretty slow download, only 220 kbs for me.
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http://mirror.is.co.za/mirrors/crunchba … runchbang/

Last edited by saneks (2012-01-08 01:39:39)

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Andreas

#! Junkie

Registered: 2010-01-26

Posts: 277

Re: download link old versions (8.04, 9.04, lite, crunchee and 10 alpha)

Thanks for the link. If I would want to mirror that myself, I guess I could just download all those files and put them on a server?

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Meh. Interested for a Dropbox alternative? Go to https://launchpad.net/tart

struxton

New Member

Registered: 2013-08-19

Posts: 1

Re: download link old versions (8.04, 9.04, lite, crunchee and 10 alpha)

Hello,
The link you referenced no longer works in 2013.
I have a need for a version of CrunchBang that will fit on a cdrom (<700MB) because I'm trying to install on a very, very old computer (Intel PentiumII) that doesn't support USB boot (yes, I tried plpboot but that didn't work) or DVD drives (the dvd drive I installed wasn't recognized correctly by the old BIOS).
Thanks in advance for your advice!

VDP76

#! Bean Roaster

Registered: 2012-04-12

Posts: 840

Re: download link old versions (8.04, 9.04, lite, crunchee and 10 alpha)

Hi struxton, welcome to #!

if you look in the upper-right corner of the page there is a magnifying lens icon, if you click it it will open a search box for the forum; the 700 Mb .iso size limit has been a long discussed topic and you could easily find many threads about it...

Anyway, it does not make sense to retrieve one of those very old versions of #! because, as far as I know, at that time it was still ubuntu-based and now it is not supported any more.
The best way to get a modern version of #! on an old machine like you have is to use this netinstall script...

by the way, as an information for the future, posting on a more-than-six-month-old thread is considered necro-posting and should be avoided, it is better to start a new thread linking the old one.

Last edited by VDP76 (2013-08-20 00:30:23)

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