Workbench 3.1 (40.43) files details

[pool7]

Just to clarify: I'm not asking for the someone to share the actual file(s).
Also, not sure if this is the right area to post this; mods feel free to move this as needed.

As most of you know, back in 2016(?) Hyperion released:
Workbench 3.1 (40.43) release (with a free copy of OS 1.3.3)
Kickstart 3.1 (40.72)

At the time I was not aware of this, and by the time I found out about it, they had stopped offering Workbench 3.1 (40.43).

I was able to get Kickstart as well as the recently released Workbench 3.1.4

What I'm looking for is details on Workbench 3.1 (40.43), specifically:
-list of file(s) included
-file size (bytes) and hashes (preferably MD5 and/or SHA1)

EDIT:
Confirmed that the free 1.3.3 they included with this was also modified, and they also released an update for the 3.1 40.43 (see https://www.gregdonner.org/workbench/wb_b31x.html)
So if anyone has these, also interested in files, size and hashes for these.

Also, was this available as a download-only? only as a floppies? both?

Thanks.

[MrDolby]

Yes, I missed this release too :

https://web.archive.org/web/20170104...-desktop-amiga

Info on Workbench CRCs here on my page:

http://amiga.workbench.free.fr/workbench.php

[pool7]

Sorry for the necrobump; finally found someone with the file and kind enough to share the details.
From what little I could find, the workbench file was updated (due to a couple of issues when originally released, such as a non-bootable disk); the details below are for the updated file (if anyone has the original file and would like to provide its details, I'd really appreciate it).

workbench-40.43-2016-10-22.zip
2,521,995 bytes
CRC32: ADC40D8F
MD5: 87298CBD2561ECE778888B801048E624
SHA1: 0E6C34C8D9F11B77CD5FE8F32A04EBE92B9E454B

workbench-40.43-2016-10-22.zip contents (csv, semicolon-delimited):

Workbench 1.3.3\Extras.adf;901,120;C4036E67;868F5551E430432BCC3E4359ADA193FF;2978D7407AA3CFA836FDC3373518681991BC4C1C
Workbench 1.3.3\Workbench.adf;901,120;69C55C21;9F9A9D1D07C04BE92B159CF38A8258D2;F45796D167085B1F00B23F7D978FA72764B9E4FA
Workbench 3.1 (2016-10-22)\Extras3.1.adf;901,120;3DB5F700;36F67C190219803F135D86D474156AA5;EC8F99D21BE72B96753DCE5D03B05FD08F4EB441
Workbench 3.1 (2016-10-22)\Fonts.adf;901,120;1BA5D5A3;F2DD4757F4BD4B96758A1030AFCEBF02;F1F76B101F7262EF9CC4EA0C7495D9F9795F0365
Workbench 3.1 (2016-10-22)\Install3.1.adf;901,120;A901BB9F;8EEAC7B3DA9B8DF0780A18D1F645EBA1;2251A12127291666D1E3F7856C33502395A79591
Workbench 3.1 (2016-10-22)\Locale.adf;901,120;D3EC79A0;2B197D6EE9CCA99B6BACD42D14B1E85D;E7484CB3B1824AD0C5A0693BADA382823C49B917
Workbench 3.1 (2016-10-22)\Storage3.1.adf;901,120;A3D160CC;F47EADC9CC92AB2F3063B9A67435567D;AE7F53D905CEDC9968B09F757D477A0E8383337E
Workbench 3.1 (2016-10-22)\Workbench3.1.adf;901,120;49141B49;EF9A9AC55E251D9115E6EDFD4F9B169F;0EB786FC8260565F278C0B3F42AC87548ECFF9FB

And while we are on the subject, here's the corresponding info for the kickstart 40.72 from that time:

kickstart-40.72-2016-02-22.zip
1,676,309 bytes
CRC32: 47C32440
MD5: 3639F665C1F513D21946BA3DDC7B17EE
SHA1: A919A52A56429058CFE8B682C51B40486F5BEEFD

kickstart-40.72-2016-02-22.zip contents (csv, semicolon-delimited):

kick.34.4.rom;262,144;C4F0F55F;82A21C1890CAE844B3DF741F2762D48D;891E9A547772FE0C6C19B610BAF8BC4EA7FCB785
kick.a1200.40.72.rom;524,288;2DD07D4D;9FA07D6512FBD2637EFF235BFE36E689;A92CE60C84F8AB67DA4F0F4F3BEF407FEDC34E34
kick.a3000.40.72.rom;526,572;A284A9E3;B65420BA416C621F52C6F61EA86A526E;20EA29BA753346CFA9ED3D72D2380FF2383EEB18
kick.a4000.40.72.rom;524,288;F866E14D;69ECC2FA226BCB17E23B4EB75B5DD698;F104215FBD8FB0883FF144B705A60484E07F9781
kick.a4000t.40.72.rom;524,288;42F74711;BC345A6D58BD4AEF0805E6F17F80649E;146F08DCC4E0CF773F810B4B862CA16BB3115413
kick.a500.a600.a2000.40.72.rom;524,288;21B6A6DF;0D8D1E8DD1468B97390EBEE409A983EA;556709406E04E1C14B6F2EEDCADD530A51B38487
log.a1200.40.72.txt;2,608;C1E61879;8E9C15C550AA0550BD9649400596A754;81A1B26F0616DE2FEF29AB1E9D69F6F495E847E7
log.a3000.40.72.txt;2,540;DD0131B1;61DD350697B595DB60B6348607197F97;3959B701A3315EBA712FE84E0F398B9D76669998
log.a4000.40.72.txt;2,540;8E7D301A;B6C2F76304EEFA5FA39CE6B1EFEABBEF;461CA2032EEA1CB2649D17ABB278E89E4038C372
log.a4000t.40.72.txt;2,603;60DF22BC;2D3BF9BD9974ADCBB1167824E916B1AA;CCF38B6DAE8F7063641A94B4BE55BBEB72471965
log.a500.a600.a2000.40.72.txt;2,607;776E150D;7FE9DCA783B68854F81D69111EA7A0C8;3364FFB4EB64C876BB3B6BFFE14EAD9ABD6C8903

[DisasterIncarna]

retro is all about necro.

[rygar]

https://www.gregdonner.org/workbench/wb_31.html

[pool7]

Originally Posted by rygar

https://www.gregdonner.org/workbench/wb_31.html

Not sure what to make of your post... I linked to that same site in my first post. While informative, it didn't include details of original filenames, checksums and such.

[rygar]

Originally Posted by pool7

Not sure what to make of your post... I linked to that same site in my first post. While informative, it didn't include details of original filenames, checksums and such.

Sorry. Didn't notice your link.

[Torti-the-Smurf]

Hmm, i never knew there was a Kickstart 40.72 for the A1200.

I can´t buy it anywhere.

Aehmmm .... Does anybody have it ? cough cough

[pool7]

No need or use asking Hyperion, they don't sell old releases.
Once 3.1.4 came out, they removed the option to buy above mentioned kickstart 40.72 and workbench 40.43. Similarly, once 3.2 came out, they removed 3.1.4.

Although it's not being sold (or even supported?) anymore, I'm not sure what EAB's stance is with Hyperion stuff.

[Torti-the-Smurf]

Originally Posted by pool7

No need or use asking Hyperion, they don't sell old releases.
Once 3.1.4 came out, they removed the option to buy above mentioned kickstart 40.72 and workbench 40.43. Similarly, once 3.2 came out, they removed 3.1.4.

Thats kinda stupid, if people want them; and what about the preservation of those versions ?
I bought my original rom from cloanto and thats version 40.68.


If there would be not this "licence hick hack" between cloanto and hyperion
They should come together and not fight each other.


There is already enough fighting going on in this World

[pool7]

Many/most companies stop selling old versions of their products once a new version is out. This is to force users to use the latest version and to avoid having to support old stuff. It's always been like this (or at least for several decades now).
I had discussions many times with companies, where I told them I'd buy 2 licenses of one of their products if they provided me both the latest version and an old one, and 99% of the time they didn't agree (and people say companies are greedy bastards /s).

While I bought the above mentioned kickstart back in the day, I missed the workbench. I contacted Hyperion at the time (3.1.4 had not been released yet) and they refused to sell me a copy.

Again: I'd gladly share it, but not without a mod/admin first confirming it's ok to share in the first place. Per the rules, some stuff is not allowed, and not sure if this falls in such category.

And no, companies do not care for preservation; they see it as another way of piracy.