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Need information about System V & Berkley Syntax for Unix
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Can somebody give me some information on System V & Berkley's Unix formats.


Any link will be helpful.

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Can somebody give me some information on System V & Berkley's Unix formats.
Formats of what exactly?

File system formats? Binary files? Archives? Config files? Installation media? APIs?
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Bacially, I don't have any idea on that.

Just wanted to know what are they.

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Try google "system v bsd dennis ritchie unix history"

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This timeline is also quite handy
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