Michael Sokolov wrote:
> 
> In fact, our
> department used to run 4.2BSD or something like that on a 780, although there
> is no way I can locate those tapes. This does tell me, however, that it is
> absolutely legal for me to have a copy of Berkeley UNIX(R).
> 

  Just a note to everyone to be careful with those licenses.  While they do
exist and are valid they sometimes have goofy restrictions like where the
machine with the source code may reside and stuff like that.  When I was doing
some poking with 2.9BSD on a Pro350 at Guelph we had to be pretty careful
about the machine's location.  For example, it couldn't be taken home.
  Now I know some people don't care about such things but I figured I'd
mention it.

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