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From: rbj@DSYS.ICST.NBS.GOV (Root Boy Jim)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Impact of BSD on the Internet
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Date: 16 May 89 20:47:39 GMT
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Gentle{,wo}men,

	I am writing a paper on various distributed facilities. I am
interested in the impact that Berkeley UNIX has made on the Internet
and the ARM. It is obviously a great one, and I am well aware of the
fact that UCB was funded by DARPA to develop a TCP/IP suite. I am
also dimly aware of the fact that there used to be something called
NCP that was floating around in the Version 6 days and presumably
had some relation to BBN. I also know that DEC 10's and 20's were
a big part of the (D)ARPANET. Please fill me in on some of the details
before Berkeley entered the scene. Now is the time to wax prolific!
Thank you.

	Root Boy Jim is what I am
	Are you what you are or what?