AT&T SYSV/386

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by Tom Manos-2 :: Rate this Message:

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I have a floppy set of the AT&T SVR4 distribution for 386. It comes  
with everything you need except the development set, which was  
unbundled back then. You might be able to find a gcc for it somewhere.  
Maybe I could provide a binary for you, but would need to get together  
all the libs and includes and man pages I guess. Sounds like a pita.

I also have Novell UNIXWare 2.0, which is also a SVR4 distribution. It  
has some other netware integration stuff, which you do not have to  
install, and also X, which you also do not have to install. This is a  
cdrom distribution with a boot floppy and a drivers floppy. If comes  
with a C development environment. It's actually quite nice and I'm  
running it on two old servers here just for fun. This was also the  
last (I think) version that did not need a serial number. It's an  
unlimited license.

Be aware that these old things only know about mfm/rll disks and 50  
pin scsi2, and are picky about controllers and such.

I can email disk images or make them available for download if it  
meets your needs.

I may have some older SVR3 images around somewhere if that's what you  
need.

Cheers,
Tom
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Re: AT&T SYSV/386

by Bill Bradford :: Rate this Message:

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On Sun, Jun 07, 2009 at 08:57:25PM -0400, Tom Manos wrote:
> I also have Novell UNIXWare 2.0, which is also a SVR4 distribution. It  
> has some other netware integration stuff, which you do not have to  
> install, and also X, which you also do not have to install. This is a  
> cdrom distribution with a boot floppy and a drivers floppy. If comes  
> with a C development environment. It's actually quite nice and I'm  
> running it on two old servers here just for fun. This was also the last
> (I think) version that did not need a serial number. It's an unlimited
> license.

That would be *great*.

> I can email disk images or make them available for download if it meets
> your needs.

Download would be awesome - I love getting this stuff running on emulation.

Bill

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Bill Bradford
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