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The only known copy of UNIX version 4, the first UNIX written in C, was recovered from a 50-year-old magnetic tape found in a Utah university storeroom. The data was largely intact and has been preserved and made available online, offering a rare glimpse into early UNIX development.
A 50-year-old magnetic tape containing the earliest known Unix v4 source code has been recovered by the University of Utah, providing valuable insights into early operating system development and enabling enthusiasts to recreate the environment using emulators.
Computer History Museum successfully recovered UNIX V4 from a 1970s tape, marking the first time this early version written in C has been run again, providing valuable insight into the evolution of UNIX and its development history.
A potentially complete copy of UNIX Version 4 from 1973 has been discovered on a tape in a university storeroom, which could be a significant find for computer history. The tape is set to be analyzed and archived by the Computer History Museum, offering a rare glimpse into early UNIX development.