15 May
2000
15 May
'00
7:16 p.m.
--- "Zane H. Healy" <healyzh(a)aracnet.com> wrote:
2.x bsd is available on CD from the PUPS archive or on Kirk McKusick's
CDROM set.
However, they're working on the method to make those available, since
they require a license and SCO's click-through web site is not giving
out license numbers...
Bill
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>SCO has got Unix 5th, 6th and 7th Editions,
Mini Unix, System III and 32V
>available on their site for download...
Also, does anyone know if BSD 2.11 is going to be
available? I suspect
it's the one that I'd be most interested in.
I'm interested in 2.11BSD as well as 2.9BSD - I have ancient 2.9BSD tapes
that I converted to container files and ran on my SPARC1 many years ago.
What I don't have is the source tape - mine developed a read error, and even
in the mid-90s, I wasn't able to extract from it. It's so old now that
I'm sure it's hopeless.
-ethan