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This was one of the more popular research versions to leave Bell Labs. | This was one of the more popular research versions to leave Bell Labs. | ||
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| + | | image = v6unix.png | ||
| + | | caption = Logging into a v6 unix system | ||
| + | | name = Unix v6 | ||
| + | | creator = AT&T/Western Electric | ||
| + | | current version = v6 | ||
| + | | year introduced = 1975 | ||
| + | | type = Multitasking, multiuser | ||
| + | | architecture = [[PDP-11]], [[Interdata 32b]] theoretically portable | ||
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v6 Unix is perhaps famous because of the "[[Lions book]]". [[John Lions]] ( bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lions ) wrote up an excellent disection of the unix kernel, and taught it in his OS classes. The book became *the* guide to the unix internals, and was photocopied over & over... | v6 Unix is perhaps famous because of the "[[Lions book]]". [[John Lions]] ( bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lions ) wrote up an excellent disection of the unix kernel, and taught it in his OS classes. The book became *the* guide to the unix internals, and was photocopied over & over... | ||
| + | v6 is also important, because it was the first non AT&T port of unix, when it was ported to the Interdata 32b. | ||
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This was one of the more popular research versions to leave Bell Labs.
| Unix v6 | |
 Logging into a v6 unix system | |
| Type: | Multitasking, multiuser |
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| Creator: | AT&T/Western Electric |
| Architecture: | PDP-11, Interdata 32b theoretically portable |
| This Version: | v6 |
| Date Released: | 1975 |
Platforms
These are the known platforms to run Unix v6
PDP-11
the PDP-11 was the primary platform which Unix v6 was written on. All other v6's can trace themselves back to this version.
Interdata 32b
The Interdata 32b was the first port to a 32 bit platform outside of Bell Labs.
Folk Lore
v6 Unix is perhaps famous because of the "Lions book". John Lions ( bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lions ) wrote up an excellent disection of the unix kernel, and taught it in his OS classes. The book became *the* guide to the unix internals, and was photocopied over & over...
v6 is also important, because it was the first non AT&T port of unix, when it was ported to the Interdata 32b.
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