Journal Journal: Sveasoft sending DMCA notice to Google, Inc 8
I know it is dated October 2004 but I didn't hear/read about it until today. What's next?
Sorry for the delay, I had expected Sveasoft to release a public version soon so I didn't bother.
However they now claim that it is delayed due to "illegal" copies of Alchemy. Sounds to me like a really bad excuse but who cares, I hereby declare Alchemy 6 RC5a a public version
Today I am proud to present you the second firmware without any tags. It is Wolf's CVS offspin of Alchemy 6rc1 with lots of bugfixes.
Sorry for the delay. Here's the source code for Alchemy pre5.4 which Sveasoft released at the same time as Alchemy 6rc1.
Speaking of which, I am going to skip that release since apparently some people can't even connect to their ISPs with it. A new firmware should be out soon anyways.
I also added a draft of Sveasoft's Alchemy manual, it should cover the most frequently asked questions. There's also the old firmware guide but some of it is outdated by now (was written in April).
Well that was faster than expected. Thanks to two nice forum members (chiles & MyGPL) who pointed me to my mistake, I have successfully rebuild a hopefully tagfree version of Wolf's w38 release.
Let's hope I haven't forgotten any tags and that my kind supplier will keep his subscription.
A good day for free software...
I have been gathering details about how Sveasoft tags the firmware for a while now.
However when I tried to rebuild a firmware with a modified (cleaned) SquashFS, it failed to flash on my WRT54G. Therefore I decided to publish all my information about the subject and ask for help of the community.
If you're interested in the stuff or if you want to help, it's all posted in this forum post.
Today I added the pre5.3 source code to the site(s). The file should be on all mirrors shortly.
My inside source tells me that there might be a real public release of Sveasoft's Alchemy soon. Also work on the new firmware edition, Talisman, has apparently begun.
In addition I can happily announce that there's two new mirrors. Thanks for hosting, guys!
Apparently James keeps making friends. A former subscriber who got kicked out by him asked me to make his copy of Wolf's pre5.3 fork available to the public.
So here it is, as promised. This build offers IPv6 support, a Chillispot GUI and many bugfixes over pre5.3. It is a little older then 5.4 but the differences should be minor.
Big thanks to my source, if you want your name mentioned here let me know
The prohosting mirror went down but got replaced with a shiny new mirror that is here to stay
Also I got pointed to another Slashdot journal about Sveasoft which explains the whole situation from a more objective point of view. A very interesting read indeed, read it here.
Accounts at free webhosts would still be greatly appreciated although they may go down quickly. It's worth a try.
Things can change quickly. Someone has posted Alchemy 5.3 on edonkey, I verified the file with my inside source and have uploaded it to the website.
The one who leaked it would probably lose his/her subscription anyways since the file was in the public already.
However I am interested what people think about hosting tagged files obtained from P2P, so please voice your opinion in
this poll.
You can also post questions and c
The 5.2.3 source code is now available, check the prohosting mirror.
If you want to help my case, open an account at any free webhost and mirror my website or parts of it there. Email the URL (even better: login infos) to me and I will add it as a mirror.
Hello everyone!
This journal has the purpose that you can always find me and read the latest news about Sveasoft's GPL violations and their dirty scare tactics.
Recently they managed to get a lot of webhosts to remove my website, claiming it contained illegal content.
I hope Slashdot won't take my journal down on the first scare call or email they receive from this bully. So always check here for links to the current mirrors of the website.
If you want to support me, mirror my sit
Beware of Programmers who carry screwdrivers. -- Leonard Brandwein