8 Dec
2024
8 Dec
'24
3:06 a.m.
From: Yufeng Gao
This version of UNIX appears to be between V1 and V2
It's too bad it's not 'between V2 and V3', since the UNIX kernels V2
and V3
are missing. (V4 is the earlist one that we have, after the V2 and onward gap.)
So, depending on how far from V1 (which we have) it is, it _might_ be worth
dis-assenbling. It would be particularly worth having it if it suppports the
KS11, since almost no documentation of that has survived; code that uses it
would allow re-creation of a programming manual for it.
From: Lars Brinkhoff
Is the kernel for a PDP-11/20 or /45?
I don't think it can be the /45; as of V2, the /45 was apparently expected in
the near future, and this was before the V2.
Noel