From: Brian A. Hirt (acsbah@falcon.depaul.edu)
Subject: 386BSD 0.1 - Dr Dobb's Journal
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd
Date: 1992-06-17 08:56:46 PST

In the July issue of Dr. Dobb's Journal the article 

          " Porting UNIX to the 386
The Final Step "

"386BSD Release 0.1 - The Second Stage
386BSD Release 0.1 is the most recent release as of this writing.  It 
consists of:

o   A single distribution installation floppy, referred to as "Tiny 386BSD"
o   One 15-floppy multivolume compressed TAR-format source distribution.
o   One 10-floppy multivolume compressed TAR-format binary distribution.
o   Installation notes, manifests, and registration/bug report forms.

The major Internet sites from which you can download 386BSD 0.1 are 
agate.berkeley.edu and reyes.stanford.edu Additionally ......... "

This is great news!  But....
    I'm slightly confused.  From the article, it seems clear that 0.1 is 
    currently available.  However, if I ftp to agate I only see the March 
    17th version.  If I try reyes.stanford.edu, I get "530 User anonymous 
    unknown"  :)

What's going on?  Was 0.1 delayed?  or .....

Since it's only June and since I read the July issue I must be looking into
the future.

Brian A. Hirt
acsbah@falcon.depaul.edu

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Brian A. Hirt