2BSD was the BSD for V7.  It was >>not<< a 'distro' as 3.0 and later 2.XBSD
became.   It is just a set of programs and kernel patches that were built
up at UCB.  This was the way different sites released things in those
days.  The "read me" files should tell you what is there and you pick the
binaries (if you have them)  and install them as is and/or recompile from
the makefiles on a case by case basis.

Clem

On Sat, Jul 25, 2020 at 10:35 AM Will Senn <will.senn@gmail.com> wrote:

> On another front. I know I've asked this before in v6, and possibly
> related to v7, but I can't find the notes anywhere. vi doesn't come with
> v7. So, has anybody put it on v7 in simh? I saw a thread sometime back
> where vi on v7 wasn't the main topic, where Warren? I think it was, said
> he'd done it and it was "easy." I don't suppose there are any notes laying
> around telling how this might be accomplished?
>
> I do see vi in 2bsd.tar, I don't suppose there is a  'how to install 2bsd
> on v7" note around either?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Will
>
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