Lazarus Archive · LZ-26861

The Hidden Ascent BBS

Jamal Kaur, 2001. Website or online service for bulletin boards.

Description

A dial-up bulletin board run from North Southville by its sysop, Jamal Kaur, with message bases, a file library and 865 members.

Provenance

Deposited by Fernport Springs Demoscene Archive, from its own collections. A few hundred bad sectors were retried until all but a handful read. All files were recovered; 5 damaged sectors were rebuilt from redundant data.

Preservation

Fixity (SHA-256)
ece1d6d7d00fa0b0f5427a1b9bad61e773559e51283c31b8f590cc3b9173c290
Last verified
Oct 24, 2026, by Vigil
Emulation profile
LZE-BBS-4 · lz-x86 core
Copies
Three, on two kinds of storage, in two cities
Original carriers
Kept in cold storage in Vancouver

Access

Free, in the Lazarus reading room in Vancouver and in partner reading rooms. Copies may be taken away under the work’s license.

In the reading room it runs in emulation under profile LZE-BBS-4, from a read-only copy of the recovered image, as it would have on bulletin boards.

Cite as: Jamal Kaur, The Hidden Ascent BBS (2001). Lazarus Archive, LZ-26861.

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