[rescue] Ancient UNIX licenses!

[Eric Johnson]

Okay, I'm probably missing something simple, but I tried to order the CDs.

I tried to follow the links to get the agreement number the order form
requires. The link just says "You no longer need to agree to any license.
You can access the archives anonymously. Click here to go to the
archives." The link on that page then takes you to a list of mirrors of
the archives.

Nowhere does it say where to get one of these license numbers.

I went back to the order form to order the CDs without the agreement
number. It would not let me. Any ideas (or better kowledge)?

On Wed, 23 Jan 2002, William Barnett-Lewis wrote:

> Huh, never mentioned this here cause I assumed you all knew about it.
> Caldera is only following what was already done - SCO opened up the code
> in 1999.
>
> Go here for the real good crunch bits - 4 cd's of every bit of CSRG
> code:
> http://www.mckusick.com/csrg/
>
> and for those of you with the appropriate PDP-11, go here:
> http://minnie.tuhs.org/PUPS/
>
> BSD 2.11 ready to run is available there. If you're really masocistic,
> they have runnable copies of V6 and V7. Don't just read the Lions ' book
> (and I assume _everyone_ on this list owns a copy ;') run it!
>
> William
> --
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>                                 Courtney Love
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-- Eric Johnson

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