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• PWB/Unix
  #Redirect [[PWB/UNIX]]
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• PWB/UNIX
  '''PWB/UNIX''' (usually called just ''''PWB'''; the acronym is from its formal name, the 'Programmer's Workbench') was ...ll programs (to the point that roughly 80% of the commands executed on the PWB systems came from within shell scripts). Existing applications, notably UNI
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• PWB
  #Redirect [[PWB/UNIX]]
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• PWB/1
  #Redirect [[PWB/UNIX]]
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• PWB-UNIX
  #Redirect [[PWB/UNIX]]
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• Talk:PWB/UNIX
  ...ry. Most of the "50 changes" and "Phototypesetter, Version 7" stuff was in PWB/UNIX 1.0. ...s? I'm not sure what the ''benefits'' of removing it were, though - unless PWB was generating lots of files of between 7*256*512 and 8*256*512 bytes in le
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• UNIX
  * [[PWB/UNIX]] - used for production of other systems, in for computer center type
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• Template:Nav Unix
  <b>AT&T</b> - [[CB-UNIX]] • [[PWB/UNIX]] • [[USG UNIX]] • [[UNIX System III|System III]] • [[UNIX Syste
  1 KB (134 words) - 18:46, 31 August 2024
• Unix Seventh Edition
  ...WB/UNIX]] 1, or if it was done by the research group, after V6, but before PWB/UNIX split off)
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• UNIX Sixth Edition
  It was also the base for many important branches of UNIX, including [[PWB/UNIX]] and the [[BSD]] Unix family (it was in fact the first version of Uni
  7 KB (1,201 words) - 00:52, 1 July 2025
• A UNIX™ Operating System for the DEC VAX-11/780 Computer
  ...erted to version 7 UNIX, and the header files required some massaging. The PWB routines ''logname'' and ''pexec'' had to be simulated. The utility procedu # ''SCCS/PWB User's Manual, The Source Code Control System''.
  49 KB (7,744 words) - 20:11, 11 June 2025
• UNIX System III
  ...in variants of [[UNIX]] within [[Bell Labs]]: [[USG UNIX]], [[CB-UNIX]], [[PWB/UNIX]] and Research's [[Unix Seventh Edition]] (although it did not include
  3 KB (442 words) - 17:36, 21 October 2023
• User:Jnc
  - [[PWB/UNIX]]
  50 KB (7,187 words) - 21:09, 31 July 2025
• UNIX* System V and 4.1C BSD
  augmented from PWB. The -ms macros have been removed from In contrast, System V has the PWB graphics package,
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• National Semiconductor NS23C QBUS memory
  ...tification which indicates that it is an NS23C; in addition, the PCB says "PWB 551010105-002" on the solder side, and "PWA 980010105" on the component sid
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• National Semiconductor NS23M QBUS memory
  ...fication which indicates directly that it is an NS23M. The PCB only says "PWB 551103882-003" and "PWA 980103882", both on the component side; one often s
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• UNIX file system
  ...blocks', which then held the block numbers of 'ordinary' indirect blocks. PWB/UNIX, although mostly V6, does not support extra-large files.
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• UNIX V6 internals
  ...segment of the process. It appears that something like this was done in [[PWB/UNIX]], which is otherwise mostly very similar to V6; xalloc() calls xexpan
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• PWB/Unix
  #Redirect [[PWB/UNIX]]
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• PWB/UNIX
  '''PWB/UNIX''' (usually called just ''''PWB'''; the acronym is from its formal name, the 'Programmer's Workbench') was ...ll programs (to the point that roughly 80% of the commands executed on the PWB systems came from within shell scripts). Existing applications, notably UNI
  7 KB (1,145 words) - 19:33, 30 June 2025
• PWB
  #Redirect [[PWB/UNIX]]
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• USG UNIX
  ...nts of early [[UNIX]] inside the Bell System, along with [[CB-UNIX]] and [[PWB/UNIX]]; it was intended for general use, on the then-popular [[PDP-11]]. It ...[[UNIX Sixth Edition]]; it came out on 15th December, 1973. Like the later PWB/UNIX, it was aimed primarily at computer center usage. The second release f
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• CB-UNIX
  ...ts of early [[UNIX]] inside the Bell System, along with [[USG UNIX]] and [[PWB/UNIX]]. It came out of the Operations System Group (OSG) in Columbus, Ohio.
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• Talk:CB-UNIX
  ...: UNIX/TS and UNIX/RT. RT was a derivative of MERT, and TS a derivative of PWB UNIX. RT was to be used by Operations Systems, but was never too widely acc One known error (this is why historians are wary of human memories :-): [[PWB/UNIX]] was actually a derivative of Version 6 - no question. [[User:Jnc|Jnc
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• UNIX Support Group
  ...ed with several of the other UNIX variants within Bell - [[CB-UNIX]] and [[PWB/UNIX]] - (all of them by then based on Research's [[Unix Seventh Edition]])
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• Repairing early UNIX file systems
  ...for that generation of file system (below) arrived from [[CB-UNIX]] and [[PWB/UNIX]]. [[Unix Seventh Edition|V7]] used a different file system format fro * fsdb (PWB) - file system debugger, a manual tool to assist with file system damage re
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