386BSD

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386BSD is an early free Unix-like operating system for Intel 80386-based PCs that served as a precursor to modern BSD variants such as FreeBSD and NetBSD.

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Label Occurrences
386BSD canonical 1
BSD i386 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf BSD operating system
Unix-like operating system
free operating system
architectureSupport IA-32 NERFINISHED
basedOn 4.3BSD Net/2 NERFINISHED
bootableFrom floppy disk
hard disk
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developer Lynne Jolitz NERFINISHED
William Jolitz NERFINISHED
distributionMethod CD-ROM distribution
internet distribution
family BSD NERFINISHED
genre desktop operating system
server operating system
historicalRole catalyst for creation of FreeBSD and NetBSD projects
one of the first freely redistributable BSDs for PCs
influenced BSD/OS NERFINISHED
FreeBSD NERFINISHED
NetBSD NERFINISHED
OpenBSD NERFINISHED
modern BSD variants
kernelMode 32-bit protected mode
kernelType monolithic kernel
license permissive BSD-style license
multitasking preemptive multitasking
multiuser multi-user operating system
networkingSupport TCP/IP stack
notableFeature early free 32-bit BSD for Intel 80386 PCs
ported 4.3BSD Net/2 to 386-based PCs
precursor to FreeBSD and NetBSD
notableFor legal and licensing issues around BSD code base
osFamily Unix NERFINISHED
primaryDeveloperRole Lynne Jolitz as co-developer
William Jolitz as lead developer
relatedTo 4.3BSD Net/2 NERFINISHED
FreeBSD NERFINISHED
NetBSD NERFINISHED
OpenBSD NERFINISHED
releaseForm binary distribution
source code distribution
sourceModel open source
supportStatus discontinued
targetArchitecture Intel 80386 NERFINISHED
targetPlatform IBM PC compatible NERFINISHED
timePeriod early 1990s
userInterface command-line interface

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BSD hasVariant 386BSD
BSD x86-64 relatedTo 386BSD
this entity surface form: BSD i386