Hi there,
I wasn't really into UNIX when Linux came around, however, this message
has been forwarded to my local Linux User Group where someone will come
up with an answer.. I'll post you a reply as soon as I have one.
You can also look at this site which you may find useful:
http://www.levenez.com/unix/
plumber wrote:
The Linux kernel was not derived from a UNIX kernel, instead it was
cloned. This means that no particular version of UNIX was used to
create Linux - Linux is a kernel which mirrors the functions of the
UNIX kernel.
Hope this helps, please ask again if this is not what you were
looking for,
Thanks i know :D
for an example BSD was inspired from
the GE 645 abandoned program
not from the first called Unics system.
Yes it's a clone of what model ?
there is a big Gap
between Version.6 1973 arch
and the System V.3 arch
What model has been cloned ?
Regards
Hi there,
I did not understand your question fully, but:
The Linux kernel was not derived from a UNIX kernel, instead it was
cloned. This means that no particular version of UNIX was used to
create Linux - Linux is a kernel which mirrors the functions of the
UNIX kernel.
Hope this helps, please ask again if this is not what you were
looking for,
plumber wrote:
"reated a clone of the UNIX kernel which he called Linux"
Hello i make a relation doc between the Unix Families
but i don't arrive to find what version of system Linus used
to make is kernel V.2 or V.3 ?
Thanks if you have an idea
Regards Plumber
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Keith Vassallo
Registered GNU/Linux User #290991
http://www.keithvassallo.net
