root@rocky.cs.wisc.edu.CS.WISC.EDU (Charlie Root) (04/20/88)
I have a feeling that this may be too much of a wish, but here goes:
For all sites that have source code for 3.51, and are OUTSIDE of AT&T:
Who do I contact to get a copy? I have a signed and valid source licence
for SYSTEM V, but I cannot find any place to get the source. (We have already
gotten ahold of the source for the 3B2 and 3B15, but need this stuff despar-
itly.)
Thanks for any help you can give.
Jonathan Sadler
System Administrator (AT&T equipment)
Computing Systems Labratory
University of Wisconsin - Madisonandys@genesis.ATT.COM (a.b.sherman) (04/25/88)
In article <5601@spool.cs.wisc.edu> sadler@rocky.WISC.EDU (Jonathan Sadler) writes: >I have a feeling that this may be too much of a wish, but here goes: > > For all sites that have source code for 3.51, and are OUTSIDE of AT&T: > > Who do I contact to get a copy? I have a signed and valid source licence >for SYSTEM V, but I cannot find any place to get the source. (We have already >gotten ahold of the source for the 3B2 and 3B15, but need this stuff despar- >itly.) There is no source availability for any version of the UNIX-PC software. We don't even get it inside. To my knowledge, the 3B1 is one of those processors for which there is *ONLY* binary licensing. -- andy sherman / at&t bell laboratories (medical diagnostic systems) room 2h-097 / 480 red hill road / middletown, nj 07748 (201) 615-5708 / andys@shlepper.ATT.COM ...The views and opinions are my own. Who else would want them?