Re: [TUHS] 386BSD on Bochs & Qemu...

I don't have the 1.0 BSD cd... At the time I was too wrapped up in Linux, and I just didn't realize the linage of the BSD of the time... (well that and I was a BBS user and they had SLS Linux to download, no BSD for some reason.... And all the unix people on campus did their best to discourage people from getting BSD..) Anyways I have bought the 'basic kernel source secrets' book but it didn't come with a CD... I kind of recall it being expensive...? IMHO the linux thing just released so often, it was a lot of work to keep up with (which really hasn't changed) and the BSD stuff was so ivory tower, of we'll release when it's ready but the world just wouldn't wait. Which is a shame, as seeing how even 386BSD 0.1 had full TCP/IP while us linux people were trying to get something like 32v running... Linux was so far behind back then but the constant releases made it feel far more alive.... Ok, that's enough of a rant.. ;) After looking around at the various sites operated by the Jolitz's I found this one: http://collectables.jolix.com/ <http://collectables.jolix.com/>This is the best one I could find, and they don't have any CD's for sale.... I've been building some stuff for 386BSD but the one thing that seems to be lost to time is the old xfree86 1.X releases... On Sat, Apr 24, 2010 at 10:28 AM, Jacob Goense &lt;dugo(a)xs4all.nl&gt; wrote: