Gun.tar contains a version of Seventh Edition Unix I created in the
late 1990's.  It has a lot of things that I recreated from the 10th
Edition Research Unix.  DMR was kind enough to send me the 8th and 9th
Edition manuals when they were available.  The 10th Edition manual had
a publisher so one could buy that one on the open market.

As part of my work supporting the development of telecommunications
equipment software, I used the ideas in the 10th Edition to create an
embedded Unix, I called GUN for Generic Unix.

GUN contains my rendition of Ritchie streams, a custom TCP/IP used for
signaling in a DS3/DS1 cross-connect switch, and a number of It runs
ran on a Motorola 68030 based VME card, the MVME147.  There are also
drivers for some custom hardware.

The system includes shared library since the application that ran on
the equipment was written in such a way that 90% of an object module's
code was in the library.  This was an unexpected turn of events, and
in response, I had to invent a way to put in the shared library in
only three weeks.

There is no proprietary code, and all the Unix code is covered under
the Ancient Unix License.

-- Brantley Coile