twh@mibte.UUCP (Tim Hitchcock) (11/24/87)
Does anyone have ksh for the AT&T 6386 running UNIX system V Rel 3.1. Ascii source code or PC6300+ object code. Thanks so much, Tim Hitchcock
law@mtunb.UUCP (11/25/87)
In article <2408@mibte.UUCP> twh@mibte.UUCP (Tim Hitchcock) writes: >Does anyone have ksh for the AT&T 6386 running UNIX system V Rel 3.1. > >Ascii source code or PC6300+ object code. > >Thanks so much, > >Tim Hitchcock KornShell version 06/03/86a has been ported to the 6386, and should be available as part of an add-on product (price unknown) by the end of December. However, that is a product management decision. Larry Weber P.S. - The version number refers to the date of the KornShell source. The fact that it is 6/3/86 (6386) is a coincidence noticed only after the master floppies were cut.
walt@cuuxb.UUCP (12/03/87)
In article <1138@mtunb.ATT.COM> law@mtunb.UUCP (was-Larry Weber) writes: >In article <2408@mibte.UUCP> twh@mibte.UUCP (Tim Hitchcock) writes: >>Does anyone have ksh for the AT&T 6386 running UNIX system V Rel 3.1. > >KornShell version 06/03/86a has been ported to the 6386, and should be >available as part of an add-on product (price unknown) by the end of >December. However, that is a product management decision. Or if that is too long to wait, ksh source can be gotten from the AT&T Toolchest for a surprising small amount (for some reason the number $50 sits in my mind). I also think that that version has been taught internationalization so as to not to strip the eighth bit. It will also go just about anywhere computerwise, including BSD. And I've never had any porting problems. Walt Pesch {ihnp4,attunix,cbosgd,et al}!cuuxb!wbp cuuxb!wbp@lll-crg.arpa
ford@crash.cts.com (Michael Ditto) (12/06/87)
In article <1422@cuuxb.ATT.COM> walt@cuuxb.UUCP (Walt Pesch) writes: >Or if that is too long to wait, ksh source can be gotten from the AT&T >Toolchest for a surprising small amount (for some reason the number >$50 sits in my mind). [ ... ] Close. Just off by two orders of magnitude. It's $5000.00. -- Mike Ditto -=] Ford [=- P.O. Box 1721 ford%kenobi@crash.CTS.COM Bonita, CA 92002 ford@crash.CTS.COM
paddock@48color.UUCP (Steve Paddock) (12/06/87)
In article <1422@cuuxb.ATT.COM> walt@cuuxb.UUCP (Walt Pesch) writes: >...... >Or if that is too long to wait, ksh source can be gotten from the AT&T >Toolchest for a surprising small amount (for some reason the number >$50 sits in my mind). Last time I called the Toolchest, as a mere customer, the cost was $3,000 for source and $30,000 for a source plus redistribution rights. Steve -- Steve Paddock (ut-ngp!auscso!mybest!paddock) 512-477-9736 Best Printing Co, Austin, Texas 78767
pwy@pyuxe.UUCP (Peyton Yanchurak) (12/07/87)
In article <1422@cuuxb.ATT.COM>, walt@cuuxb.UUCP writes: > In article <1138@mtunb.ATT.COM> law@mtunb.UUCP (was-Larry Weber) writes: > >In article <2408@mibte.UUCP> twh@mibte.UUCP (Tim Hitchcock) writes: > >>Does anyone have ksh for the AT&T 6386 running UNIX system V Rel 3.1. > > > >KornShell version 06/03/86a has been ported to the 6386, and should be > >available as part of an add-on product (price unknown) by the end of > >December. However, that is a product management decision. > > Or if that is too long to wait, ksh source can be gotten from the AT&T > Toolchest for a surprising small amount (for some reason the number > $50 sits in my mind). I also think that that version has been taught > internationalization so as to not to strip the eighth bit. It will > also go just about anywhere computerwise, including BSD. And I've > never had any porting problems. The Toolchest prices are not that low, the price for ksh source code is $3,000. That covers all CPUs for that company/instution. A fee of $20,000 gives your company the right to include binary copies in their product. You can dial 201-522-6900 and login as guest to check out the Toolchest prices. There has been some talk in the past in this group about getting HDB uucp from the Toolchest. HDB uucp is not in the Toolchest; it is a licensed product and is available from the AT&T UNIX Licensing Organization in Greensboro, NC (1-800-828-UNIX). It goes under the name of Basic Networking. HDB uucp is in all post System V Release 3.0 AT&T releases plus a few pre Release 3.0 releases [ Release 2.1 on the 3B2 and Release 2.1.1 on the 3B20]). Peyton Yanchurak Bellcore bellcore!pyuxe!pwy