Difference between revisions of "4.4BSD Lite"
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[[Image:4.4 BSD Lite2 CD front.jpg|200px|right|thumb|A 4.4BSD lite CD]] | [[Image:4.4 BSD Lite2 CD front.jpg|200px|right|thumb|A 4.4BSD lite CD]] | ||
| − | 4.4 BSD Lite was the second last release from the [[CSRG]]. After they had to withdraw the [[Net/2]] source, the files found to be in contention with [[ | + | |
| + | '''4.4 BSD Lite''' was the second last release from the [[CSRG]]. After they had to withdraw the [[Net/2]] source, the files found to be in contention with [[Unix/32V]] were removed, and this distribution was released. | ||
Then all of the derived projects had to ensure that they didn't have those files, or anything derived from them. | Then all of the derived projects had to ensure that they didn't have those files, or anything derived from them. | ||
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* [[NetBSD]] | * [[NetBSD]] | ||
* [[FreeBSD]] | * [[FreeBSD]] | ||
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Just like Net/2, this was not a complete OS onto itself, however it was the vast majority needed. | Just like Net/2, this was not a complete OS onto itself, however it was the vast majority needed. | ||
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<pre> | <pre> | ||
@(#)init_main.c 8.9 (Berkeley) 1/21/94 | @(#)init_main.c 8.9 (Berkeley) 1/21/94 | ||
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== downloading == | == downloading == | ||
| − | 4.4 BSD Lite can still be found on the | + | 4.4 BSD Lite can still be found on the Internet... |
*[http://http.pl.scene.org/pub/unix/systems/BSD/4.4BSD-Lite/4.4BSD-Lite.tar.gz 4.4BSD-Lite.tar.gz] | *[http://http.pl.scene.org/pub/unix/systems/BSD/4.4BSD-Lite/4.4BSD-Lite.tar.gz 4.4BSD-Lite.tar.gz] | ||
The next and final release was [[4.4 BSD Lite2]] | The next and final release was [[4.4 BSD Lite2]] | ||
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[[Category: CSRG BSD]] | [[Category: CSRG BSD]] | ||
Revision as of 13:17, 2 May 2022
4.4 BSD Lite was the second last release from the CSRG. After they had to withdraw the Net/2 source, the files found to be in contention with Unix/32V were removed, and this distribution was released.
Then all of the derived projects had to ensure that they didn't have those files, or anything derived from them.
I think at the time this would have impacted:
Just like Net/2, this was not a complete OS onto itself, however it was the vast majority needed.
From init_main.c:
@(#)init_main.c 8.9 (Berkeley) 1/21/94
downloading
4.4 BSD Lite can still be found on the Internet...
The next and final release was 4.4 BSD Lite2
