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From: dlr@daver.UUCP (Dave Rand)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.nsc.32k
Subject: BSD port for 32k (was: Re: The 'cost' of a '532 system.)
Keywords: cheap nsc 532
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Date: 22 Nov 88 04:26:15 GMT
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In article <2667@sultra.UUCP> dtynan@sultra.UUCP (Der Tynan) writes:
>I beg to differ.  Granted, I've never used Release 3, but I have definitely
>used S5.2.1, and found it nasty (I'm fighting to avoid using stronger words).
>BSD also has sockets.  Not to mention 'csh', and many more features.  However,
>you're certainly welcome to your opinion.  But, don't expect AT&T to continue
>to support release 3, when 4.0 is in the wings, and don't expect 4.0 to run
>on your AT box.

Ok. Everyone WANTS BSD. I'm game to do the port. How do I get it? I know
how to get a Binary license for Sys V.3 (and the binary is cheap). How can
I get one for BSD? Source is nice, but usually too expensive.

Any ideas?

-- 
Dave Rand
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