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by David

I’ve got a few books I’ve just pulled off the shelf and no longer want/need. I’m hoping someone will give them a good home. UNIX System Labs Inc UNIX(r) System V Release 4 Programmers Guide: System Services and Application Packaging Tools Device Driver Interface/Driver-Kernel Interface (DDI/DKI) Reference Manual (2 copies) AT&T 3B2/3B5/3B15 Computers Assembly Programming Manual Sun Microsystems Inc (Sun Technical Reports) The UNIX System - 1985 Sun 3 Architecture - 1986 I’m willing to split postage on mailing them wherever. If you are local (San Diego) I’m willing to meet you wherever for an exchange and a coffee. David (Also posted on the cctalk mailing list)

5 years, 7 months

where are v7 manual scans? license details?

by reed＠reedmedia.net

I am surprised to not find any scans of early (pre-1980) Seventh Edition Unix Programmer's Manual. Does anyone have any? (We do have the source files and I see volume 2 manual scanned from later years.) Also where is a copy the new license introduced with v7? I have copy of 1973 and 1974. Anyone have a scanned later version? from etc/rc: echo "Restricted rights: Use, duplication, or disclosure is subject to restrictions stated in your contract with Western Electric Company, Inc." >/dev/console Thanks, Jeremy C. Reed echo Ohl zl obbx uggc://errqzrqvn.arg/obbxf/csfrafr/ | \ tr "Onoqrsuvxzabcefghl" "Babdefhikmnoprstuy"

5 years, 7 months

Re: [TUHS] History talk in Dallas Texas October 10

by jnc＠mercury.lcs.mit.edu

> From: Lars Brinkhoff > There was no 635 at Project MAC, was there? I seem to recall reading about one. And in: https://multicians.org/chrono.html there's this entry: "08/65 GE 635 delivered to Project MAC". Clicking on the 'GE 635' link leads to "MIT's GE-635 system was installed on the ninth floor of 545 Tech Square in 1965, and used to support a simulated 645 until the real hardware was delivered." Noel

5 years, 7 months

History talk in Dallas Texas October 10

by reed＠reedmedia.net

The Dallas Ft. Worth UNIX Users Group will be highlighting the 50th anniversary on October 10, November 14, and maybe in December. http://www.dfwuug.org/wiki/Main/Welcome I will be presenting about the early history next week and then about BSD-specific history in November. Any of you in the DFW area? Any suggestions on anyone local to invite? I am also looking for anyone local who can display old hardware or materials at the event. I only have some old books and training materials from 1980's. Does anyone have scanned copies of early Lions commentary? (Not the 2000 printing, unless it looks identical, please let me know.) I will try to share my slides to this list by end of this week. (I did look at an early draft of Warner's slides, but didn't look at his final slides nor watch his presentation yet. My presentation is from scratch for now.) Jeremy C. Reed echo Ohl zl obbx uggc://errqzrqvn.arg/obbxf/csfrafr/ | \ tr "Onoqrsuvxzabcefghl" "Babdefhikmnoprstuy"

5 years, 7 months

Re: [TUHS] History talk in Dallas Texas October 10

by Doug McIlroy

> Was patent department that first used Unix on PDP-11 and roff (~1971) > same department that would later handle Unix licensing two years later? > (~1973) No. The former was the BTL legal and patent department. The latter was at AT&T (or perhaps Western Electric). Doug

5 years, 7 months

Re: [TUHS] History talk in Dallas Texas October 10

by jnc＠mercury.lcs.mit.edu

> From: Lars Brinkhoff > Unfortunately it's very small. There's a larger version hiding 'behind' it. There are very few 645 images. There's the large painting of a 645, which for many years hung in the hallway on the 5th floor of Tech Sq: https://multicians.org/645artist.html Noel

5 years, 7 months

Recovered /etc/passwd files

by Finn O'Leary

Hi, I remember that someone had recovered some ancient /etc/passwd files and had decrypted(?) them, and I remember reading that either ken or dmr's password was something interesting like './,..,/' (it was entirely punctuation characters, was around three different characters in total, and was pretty damn short). I've tried to find this since, as a friend was interested in it, and I cannot for the life of me find it! Do any of you remember or have a link? :) Thanks! -- "Too enough is always not much!"

5 years, 7 months

My EuroBSDcon talk (preview for commentary)

by Warner Losh

OK. I've shared my slides for the talk. Some of the family trees are simplified (V7 doesn't have room for all its ports, for example) Some of it is a little cheeseball since I'm also trying to be witty and entertaining (we'll see how that goes). Please don't share them around until after my talk on the September 20th I'd like feedback on the bits I got wrong. Or left out. Or if you're in this and don't want to be, etc. All the slides after the Questions slide won't be presented and will likely be deleted. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/177KxOif5oHARyIdZHDq-OO67_GVtMkzIAlD… Please be kind (but if it sucks, please do tell). I've turned on commenting on the slides. Probably best if you comment there. I have a video of me giving this talk, but it's too rough to share... Thanks for any help you can give me. Warner

5 years, 7 months

eqn

by Larry McVoy

So my kid is using LaTex and I'd like to show him what troff can do. For the record, back when he was born, 20 years ago, I was program chair for Linux Expo (which sounds like a big deal but all it meant was I had the job of formatting the proceedings). LaTex was a big deal but I pushed people towards troff and the few people that took the push came back and said "holy crap is this easy". My kid is a math guy, does anyone have some eqn input and output that they can share? Thanks, --lm

5 years, 7 months

RFC formatting

by ron minnich

"why is the formatting so weird" someone asked me. I am guessing, looking at RFC 1, that it was formatted with an ancestor of runoff but ... anyone? ron

5 years, 7 months

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