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  • Unix/32V
    | current version = 1.0 (1979) ...so be sure to check out the installation instructions [[Setting Up Version 1.0 of UNIX/32V Operating System]].
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  • 3BSD
    | caption = Logging into a 3 BSD/VM system | name = 3 BSD/VM
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  • XENIX
    Unfortunately, "Xenix even incorporated the elements of BSD and became the most widely installed base of any Unix variant. Talking abou *386 – 2.2.3b, 2.3.1, 2.3.2f, 2.3.4a, 2.3.4h ( SCO v2.2.3b, v2.3.2f, v2.3.4h)
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  • BSD on VAX
    ...f AT&T's [[Unix/32V]], which was modified into [[3 BSD]], and then the [[4 BSD]] releases.. *[[3 BSD]]
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  • Solaris
    ...riginally introduced to reflect [[Sun Microsystems|SUN]]'s change from a [[BSD]]-based [[UNIX]] into a [[UNIX System V|SYSV]]-based [[operating system]]. SunFLASH Vol 33 #1 September 1991
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  • Net/2
    '''Net/2''' was the second more complete release of the unencumbered [[BSD]] from [[Computer Systems Research Group|CSRG]]. Eventually this release l While the [[Net/1]] release was focused on the [[TCP/IP]] stack from the 4.x BSD releases, Net/2 included pretty much everything that the CSRG team could id
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  • Top
    Older versions will compile and run on [[4.3 BSD]], etc. and can still be found on [[FTP]] sites. TOP(1) UNIX Programmer's Manual TOP(1)
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  • Eedsp
    eedsp was a [[VAX-11/780]] running [[4.3 BSD NFS Wisconsin Unix]]. The machine is significant as it seems to be the onl #T +1 404 894 3058
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  • 4.3 BSD Tahoe
    | caption = Logging into a 4.3 BSD system | name = 4.3 BSD
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  • 4.3 BSD Reno
    | caption = Logging into a 4.3 BSD system | name = 4.3 BSD RENO
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  • Mach
    ...teads of forked [[process]]es, and had the ability to run on SMP hardware. BSD was then ported back as a user process on top of the Mach micro kernel. ==== 1.x ====
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  • BSD
    '''Berkeley Software Distribution''' (usually abbreviated to '''BSD''') was the series of [[UNIX]] distributions created by the [[Computer Syst * [[3 BSD|3.0 BSD]] - A [[VAX]] version derived from [[Unix/32V]], including a real [[virtual
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  • 4.4BSD Lite
    [[Image:4.4 BSD Lite2 CD front.jpg|200px|right|thumb|A 4.4BSD lite CD]] * [[BSD/386]]
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  • Installing 3 BSD on SIMH
    == Boot 1 == VAX780 simulator V3.8-1
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  • 3 BSD boot
    This is the boot program for 3 BSD. Run it through [[uudecode]]. MPX\```4`C^06!0!1+`!N`%!A*.]_$P``GP````!N%_]O$P``^P#O'````-"/
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  • Installing 4.3 BSD+NFS Wisconsin Unix
    You will need the following materials to put together a 4.3 BSD+NFS Wisconsin Unix installation: You will need the following files from any 4 BSD archive from the 4.3BSD directory. I have used the files from [http://mirr
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  • Installing 4.3 BSD NFS Wisconsin Unix
    You will need the following materials to put together a 4.3 BSD+NFS Wisconsin Unix installation: You will need the following files from any 4 BSD archive from the 4.3BSD directory. I have used the files from [http://mirr
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  • DEC Alpha
    .... [[Open source]] operating systems that run on the Alpha are [[Linux]], [[BSD]] UNIX ([[NetBSD]], [[OpenBSD]] and [[FreeBSD]] up to 6.x) and L4Ka::Pistac
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  • BootHP
    ...ot boot from any of the tape devices that [[4.3_BSD_NFS_Wisconsin_Unix|4.3 BSD Uwsic]] directly supports, so the 'hack' is to have the emulator boot direc M"``9]=2#T5./```0`!GU%_^^&```V@`1^P#OV`X``-`![RT:``#[`.\&````
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  • Installing 386BSD on BOCHS
    This is the procedure that was used to install [[386 BSD]] onto a patched version of the Bochs IA-32 emulator. This is based on anci <br>The 386BSD 0.1 distribution and patchkits can be found at
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  • AIX
    == Version 1.x == ...xpected limitations of a first release. Later, October, 1992, AIX version 1.3 ran on the PS/2 and some compatibles.
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  • Linux 0.11
    ...run [[GCC]] natively. GCC 1.40 was made available under the name of gcclib-1.40.taz . Linux 0.11 also started the hooks for the i387 math emulator, whil 1. WHAT IS LINUX 0.11
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  • Linux 0.12
    1. WHAT IS LINUX 0.12 - A high-density disk drive--either 5.25" (1.2MB) or 3.5" (1.44MB).
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  • Linux 0.95a
    1. WHAT IS LINUX 0.95a - A high-density disk drive--either 5.25" (1.2MB) or 3.5" (1.44MB).
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  • RA81 Disk Drive
    | surfaces = 7 data, 1 servo | number of heads = 14 data,<br>1 servo (read-only)
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  • NetBSD 0.8 announcement
    Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.announce,comp.unix.bsd,comp.os.386bsd.misc Keywords: 386BSD, NetBSD, free, BSD, sleep
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  • NetBSD 0.9 announcement
    Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.announce,comp.unix.bsd Followup-To: comp.unix.bsd
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  • Darwin 7.0.1 Release notes
    Darwin 7.0.1 Release Notes The Darwin 7.0.1 Installation CD is based on the Darwin source
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  • Darwin 8.0.1 Release notes
    Darwin 8.0.1 Release Notes The Darwin 8.0.1 Installation CD is based on the Darwin source
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  • 386BSD 0.0 announcement
    was simply intended to be a port of BSD to the 386. While we had put into BSD. In Mike's case, he had earlier invested in
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  • Net/1
    Net/1 was the first public source release of some of the BSD source code, almost exclusively covering the networking code as it was 100% Subject: V1.73 (BSD Networking Software, Release #1)
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  • NetBSD 0.8
    ...0.8, but it is currently as close as you'll get. Again borrowing from 386 BSD, I've gotten the userland to build (that was in CVS) and it's capable of bu Revision 1.2, Fri Apr 2 07:58:27 1993 UTC (17 years, 8 months ago) by cgd
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  • FreeBSD 1.0 GAMMA announcement
    Subject: FreeBSD 1.0 GAMMA - first netwide release Release 1.0 GAMMA
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  • Seagate ST1144A
    for [[386 BSD]] S T 1 1 4 4 A - 3 2 SEAGATE
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  • 2.9BSD
    | name = 2.9 BSD ...eries of [[overlay]]s to fit on a [[PDP-11]]. Unlike prior versions from [[BSD]] for the PDP-11, it does not rely on a prior [[UNIX Sixth Edition|V6]] or
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  • RA60 Disk Drive
    | transfer rate = 1.3 Mbytes/sec | tracks = 1,588
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  • RA80 Disk Drive
    | transfer rate = 1.2 Mbytes/sec | surfaces = 7 data, 1 servo
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  • RX50 dual-diskette drive
    | surfaces = 1 (2 floppies per RX50) | number of heads = 1 (per floppy)
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  • 4.1 BSD
    | caption = Logging into a 4.1 BSD system | name = 4.1 BSD
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  • Installing 4.0 BSD on SIMH
    ...e.tom-yam.or.jp/starunix/4.0bsd/4.0bsd.html Naoki Hamada] to install [[4.0 BSD]] onto [[SIMH]]'s [[VAX 11/780]] emulator. * A 4.0 BSD install tape. You can download one from [http://sourceforge.net/projects/b
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  • Setting up (BSD 4.0) the Fourth Berkeley Software Tape
    This pertains to [[4.0 BSD]]. and one tape archive image (see tar(1)); if needed, indivi-
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  • Bug fixes and changes in 4.1bsd
    This is the note included with [[4.1 BSD]] csh(1). If the system needs memory, and there are
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  • Installing 2.9 BSD on SIMH
    This is my quick guide to installing [[2.9 BSD]] on [[SIMH]]. : tm(0,1)
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  • Installing 4.1 BSD on SIMH
    ...ams to run on SIMH, so instead I'm using the 4.0 standalone to bootstrap 4.1. So the ini files, and initial disk prep is the same. ...ad one from [http://sourceforge.net/projects/bsd42/files/Install%20tapes/4.1%20BSD/4.1_BSD_19810710-modified.7z/download sourceforge]
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  • 4.2BSD driver for DEC Deuna Ethernet board
    A [[4.2 BSD]] [[device driver]] for [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] [[Digital Eth Xstatic char *rcsident = "$Header: if_de.c,v 1.1 84/02/01 17:18:51 mike Exp $";
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  • Installing 4.1c BSD on SIMH
    This is the procedure that I have used to install [[4.1_BSD|4.1c BSD]] onto [[SIMH]]'s vax 11/780 emulator. You will need the following materials to put together a 4.1c BSD installation:
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  • UNIX* System V and 4.1C BSD
    This is a multipart paper posted on usenet comparing [[4.1c BSD]] and [[Unix SYSV]]: UNIX* System V and 4.1C BSD
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  • BSD Fast File System
    Until the creation of the '''Berkeley BSD Fast File System''' for [[BSD 4.1]], all prior [[UNIX]]es had used basically the [[file system]] designed for ...was too simple to be able to get good performance out of the disks of the BSD era.
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  • UNIX file system
    ...lso called the '''super-block''') - initially held in block 0, later block 1, on the [[disk partition]] - held information about which blocks in the par ...r a [[peripheral|device]], rather than an ordinary file; before V4, inodes 1-40. were reserved for special files.
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  • Chaosnet
    ...ersonal workstations developed to run LISP). It was a local network (about 1-2 km cable lengths), without central control (thus “chaos”). It was... | 1 || colspan="1" | Forwarding || colspan="3" | Payload length
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