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=== IBM PC === | === IBM PC === | ||
| − | The [[IBM-compatible PC|IBM PC]] port was done by [[Microsoft]] however they resold it to various other OEM's under the name [[Xenix]]. | + | The [[IBM-compatible PC|IBM PC]] port was done by [[Microsoft]] however they resold it to various other OEM's under the name [[Xenix]]. Eventually [[SCO]] bought the rights & the Microsoft division responsable for Xenix, along with a deal giving Microsoft a portion of all SCO sales. |
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== Modern versions == | == Modern versions == | ||
| − | + | A separate project aims to port V7 to the 80386 native; information can be found [http://www.nordier.com/v7x86/index.html here]. | |
== Games == | == Games == | ||
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Revision as of 20:56, 17 June 2018
| Unix V7 | |
 Example V7 session | |
| Type: | Multitasking, multiuser |
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| Creator: | AT&T/Western Electric |
| Architecture: | PDP-11, Interdata 8/32 |
| This Version: | v7 |
| Date Released: | 1979 |
This was the last research version to leave Bell Labs. This also proved to be quite a portable version. Unix v7 was also one of the first operating systems to ship with a Fortran 77 compiler.
Contents
Platforms
These are the known platforms to run Unix v7
PDP-11
The PDP-11 was the primary platform which Unix v7 was written on. All other v7's can trace themselves back to this version.
Interdata 8/32
The Interdata 8/32 was the first port to a 32 bit platform outside of Bell Labs.
Sun 1
The Sun 1 workstations ran a port of Unix v7 that was done by UniSoft. This was prior to Bill Joy joining SUN bringing 4.2 BSD with him.
IBM PC
The IBM PC port was done by Microsoft however they resold it to various other OEM's under the name Xenix. Eventually SCO bought the rights & the Microsoft division responsable for Xenix, along with a deal giving Microsoft a portion of all SCO sales.
Digital VAX
The VAX port was to the VAX-11/780 platform in the form of 32v. This port was the 'official' port by AT&T to the platform.
Modern versions
A separate project aims to port V7 to the 80386 native; information can be found here.
Games
Unix v7 does include some games..
arithmetic backgammon banner bcd bj checkers chess ching cubic fortune hangman lib maze moo ppt quiz reversi ttt words wump
How do I get this to run?!
The install tape is available for the PDP-11 version, so with that in mind, there is the Installing v7 on SIMH guide.
Also be sure to check out the Setting Up Unix - Seventh Edition document that was included in the tape.
See also
| v • d • e UNIX Versions, Vendors and Related |
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| Research Unix PDP-7 UNIX • V1 • V2 • V3 • V4 • V5 • V6 • V7 • V8 • V9 • V10 • LSX • MINI-UNIX • Unix/32V
AT&T - CB-UNIX • PWB/UNIX • USG UNIX • System III • System IV • System V BSD - 2.9 BSD • 2.10 BSD • 2.11 BSD • 3BSD • 4BSD • 4.1 BSD • 4.2 BSD • 4.3 BSD • 4.4 BSD BSD Descendants 386BSD • NetBSD • OpenBSD • FreeBSD • NeXTSTEP • Darwin Other - xv6 • AMIX • SunOS • Solaris • ULTRIX • A/UX • XENIX • AIX • Dell UNIX |
