It got me
curious about where 386BSD ended though. Did anyone save
the 386BSD Reference CD-ROM Release 1.0 from /dev/null?
Yes, I have a copy. It was pretty much useless. All the
documentation was in some Microsoft format, and I couldn't read it.
Unfortunately Dr Dobbs has a copyright on it, or I could upload it for
the curious.
That's about what I understood from as well from reading this column
at
http://www.cfcl.com/rdm/tin/P/199503.shtml
"The 386BSD release CD-ROM includes a mixture of BSD and Jolitz code,
articles, and what have you. The files are hyperlinked with a global
glossary and index to illustrate the structure and interdependence in
the discussion of the system files.
Consequently, the CD-ROM release is not freeware, as a whole, though
many parts of it are freely redistributable. In particular, the system
itself will be available at certain "official" Internet sites,
still(unfortunately) to be determined at press time."
and I have dug around long enough to assume that 15 years later it is
still TBD where to get just the system.
The stuff in WinHelp format being useless, ok, but what about the
system on the CD, did you ever try booting and installing it?
/Jacob