3 May
2002
3 May
'02
12:04 p.m.
On Friday, 3 May 2002 at 1:07:05 -0400, Kevin Schoedel wrote:
No idea. I assume it's a system backup tape, rather than a distribution tape,
since it has six dates written on the label, the last marked 'archived. One
can hope that the system had sources online; it is a 2400' tape, and a slight
difference in appearance between the inside and outside suggests it might be
about 2/3 full. (These tapes, by the way, came from the University of
Waterloo.)
Ah, well, let's hope.
- UNIX V5 (handwritten label dated Feb 7 1977): one
2400' tape
Yes! Do you know if it's source or object? There's also that unidentified short tape with a
Bell Labs notice -- is the
wording enough to identify the version (assuming it is a UNIX tape)? This one
reads "THIS INFORMATION IS PROPRIETARY AND IS THE PROPERTY OF BELL TELEPHONE
LABORATORIES, INC. ITS REPRODUCTION OR DISCLOSURE TO OTHERS, EITHER ORALLY OR
IN WRITING, IS PROHIBITED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF BELL LABORATORIES."
I think that's pretty generic.
Greg
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