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Unix original from bell labs v4 (see manual for format) ricci says that the handwriting on the label is that of his former advisor jay lepreau [pdf], who died of multiple myeloma in 2008 While cleaning out some storage rooms, the staff at the university discovered a tape containing a copy of unix v4 from bell labs. If it's what it says on the label, this is a notable discovery because little of unix v4 remains.

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Unix original from bell labs v4 (see manual for format).if it's what it says on the label, this is a notable discovery because little of unix v4 remains.

Researchers from the university of utah have found a piece of computing history, previously thought lost, languishing in a dusty corner of a storage room A magnetic tape containing the only known remaining full copy of the unix v4 operating system While cleaning a storage room, our staff found this tape containing unix v4 from bell labs, circa 1973, rob ricci, research professor at the. The tape, labeled 'unix original from bell labs v4,' was found by staff and is now on its way to the computer history museum for preservation and data recovery.