This is to all the servers that had such vintage Intel data starting from 1998:


http://download.viglen.co.uk/
-> http://download.viglen.co.uk/files/Motherboards/

http://drivers.stonegroup.co.uk/
-> http://drivers.stonegroup.co.uk/ftp/Bios/Desktop/Archive/Intel/

ftp://89.179.20.136/
-> ftp://89.179.20.136/firmware/motherboard/intel/

ftp://ftp.spez.com.ua
-> ftp://ftp.spez.com.ua/driver/mb/intel/

ftp://ftp.ioncomputer.com/
-> ftp://ftp.ioncomputer.com/hardware/SYSTEMS/1990s/

ftp://ftp.redcom.ru/
->ftp://ftp.redcom.ru/support/hardware/Intel/

http://www.i-proservice.be
-> http://www.i-proservice.be/index.php?dir=I-PRO/I-PRO PC's/Motherboard/Intel/

https://rebyte.me
-> https://rebyte.me/en/intel/

ftp://50.236.239.153
ftp://50.236.239.153/AIO/Motherboards/INTEL_DH61AG/Docs/DH61AG_BIOS_0105_Alert.pdf

https://mega.nz
-> https://mega.nz/#F!1koRyIqI!tTw97tV8mZynflvq_a9RGQ

edwin/evasive, owner of http://www.elhvb.com

http://www.win3x.org/uh19/
-> http://www.win3x.org/uh19/motherboard/result/?manufacturerId=207


And of course, Intel for keeping most of it in the first place (that is, until
they finally cleaned it up).


Without these servers, the Intel File Collation would not have been as large as
it is.


--Ami Sapphire, 2019/09/20, 2019/09/21, 2020/12/30, 2021/05/11