Intel Unix System V Revision 4.0

1990 · operating-system · driver · development · MS-DOS · Intel

Intel Unix System V Revision 4.0 Version 2.0 (According to Labels) AT&T Unix System V/386 Release 4.0 Version 2.0 (According to Software) This is an early enterprise release of the Unix operating system, ported from AT&T's System V by Intel to run on their 386 processors. It was intended for businesses, could not be purchased at retail, and shipped with thousands of pages of documentation which are not archived here. The latest copyright date shown on the physical media is 1990, the media is Intel branded and AT&T is credited for owning the rights to Unix. The ZIP file includes fifty-eight 5.25" 1.2M floppy disk images created with a raw read utility in an MS-DOS computer with a standard 5.25" floppy disk drive. The disks do not contain a file system and as such cannot be natively read by MS-DOS or similar. The floppy disk file names reflect the titles shown on the physical media. Pictures of the media are included in the archive. Included are these components of the Unix system: Boot: Adaptec SCSI Western Digital SCSI ST-506/ESDI Foundation Set: Base System Basic Set: ed - Editing Utilities terminfo - Terminal Information mouse - Mouse Driver fmli - Form and Menu Language Interpreter oam - Object Authority Manager lp - Line Printer Spooler nsu - Network Support Utilities xcp - Xenix Compatibility termcap - Termcap Compatibility geus - Graphics End User System Network Set: inet - TCP/IP Network Utilities dfs - Distributed File System rpc - Remote Procedure Calls nfs - Network File System rfs - Remote File Sharing Development Set: kdb - Kernel Debugger scde - C Development Environment gpp - Graphics Programmer's Package Extended Set: compat - BSD Compatibility gcontrib - Contributed Clients face - Framed Access Control Environment Hardware Set: qt pc586 wd8003 pcl