On Fri, 29 Mar 2002, maximum entropy wrote:

: >Note, however, that 386BSD contains some AT&T license-encumbered source
: >code, so *technically* it's not legal to redistribute.  However, the legal
: >situations surrounding this fairly minimal amount of code have passed some
: >time ago, and it's likely that AT&T no longer cares about this 10-year-old
: >distribution....
:
: Wouldn't this be covered by the new Caldera license, as a successor to
: 32V?
:
: ftp://minnie.tuhs.org/UnixArchive/Caldera-license.pdf

I don't know the specific source files in question, but my *guess* is that
this would probably cover it.  However, I can't guarantee that.

In any case, minnie.tuhs.org has copies of 386BSD readily downloadable, as
noted.  <g>

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