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<H1><B><FONT face="Times New Roman, Times">Welcome to OldLinux
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<H3><B><FONT face="Times New Roman, Times">SITE TARGETS</FONT></B></H3>
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<LI>Collect all the materials related to the ancient Linux for historic
testimony;
<LI>Rebuild the oldest Linux system that couldn't found anywhere nowaday
;
<LI>Provide an easiest way to learn the basics of Linux for newbies;
<LI>For fun :-) </LI></UL>
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<LI>An old paper written by Linus: <A
href="http://www.oldlinux.org/Linus/index.html">"Linux--a free unix-386
kernel" </A>(<A href="http://www.oldlinux.org/Linus/911010.pdf"> pdf version
</A>)
<LI>Ebook & published book in chinese: <A
href="http://www.oldlinux.org/book.html">"A Heavily Commented Linux kernel
Source Code (Kernel 0.11)"</A> </LI></UL>
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<H3><B><FONT face="Times New Roman, Times">MAIN MENU</FONT></B></H3>
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<LI>Forum is now closed temporarily due to the security problems of the site. It will be opened again when the forum upgraded.
<BR><BR>
<LI><A href="http://www.oldlinux.org/Linux.old/">Linux Ancient Resources</A>
-- Early and old Linux docs, source code and bins. (Linux.old) <BR><BR>
<LI><A href="http://www.oldlinux.org/Book-Lite/">Book online resources</A>
-- Kernel 0.12 source code, all commented in chinese, and with in types of pdf & html. <BR><BR>
<LI><A
href="http://www.oldlinux.org/homepage/">oldlinux.org/homepage/</A> --
My personal webpage :) [ Obsoleted ... ]</LI></UL>
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<!---- Changelog ----!>
<H3><B><FONT face="Times New Roman, Times">CHANGELOG</FONT></B></H3>
<UL>
<LI>2019-02-08   <img src=images/New-icon.png width=60 height=30><BR>
Time flies, it's flying fast, and it's been two years till now. The latest Chinese revision, the Fifth revision of
the book:"<Font Color=Red>A Heavily Commemted Linux Kernel Source Code</Font>" is now <A
href=download/CLK-5.0-WithCover.pdf>HERE</A>, and, more importantly, the <Font Color=Red>English
version</font> of the book is also given <A href=download/ECLK-5.0-WithCover.pdf>HERE</A>. After nearly one
year of translation, the English version of this book has finally been completed. Of course, there must be
translation errors and tipos in the book. I hope you may point them out for me. Finally, thanks Trent Jarvi who helped me a lot,
thank you friends in the linux communities, and thank you all, and
Happy Chinese Spring Festival!
<LI>2016-11-22<BR>
Oldlinux.org is hosted on a computer provided by my friend NightCat during the past decade. Nothing can fully express my thanks to him. Now due to the forum security issue, I have to stop it temporarily at this moment. I'll keep upgrading it to new veresion and reopen the forum if upgrade process succeed. Now the collections of old stuffs of Linux is still available for you to check and downloading. Thanks everybody who have contribute to the site!
<LI>2012-10-21<BR>
A long time passed! I found someone is also interested in the old things. <A
href="http://virtuallyfun.superglobalmegacorp.com/?author=1"> Neozeed </A> built
some <A href="http://virtuallyfun.superglobalmegacorp.com/?p=272"> Linux 0.00, 0.1x
images </A> running on <A href="http://www.qemu.org/"> Qemu emulator </A>.
I also put them <A href="http://www.oldlinux.org/Linux.old/qemu-images/"> HERE </a>
for people to find them easily. Thanks <A
href="http://virtuallyfun.superglobalmegacorp.com/?author=1"> Neozeed </A>.
And during this period of time, I also find some valuable old things. The first is
the source code of <A href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/libs/libc/libc-0.1x/"> lib-0.12 </A>
for kernel 0.12. The other is the full ancient Linux system using kernel 0.98 patchlevel 1 released early by SLS,
<A href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/distributions/SLS/sls-1992.11.zip"> the 0.98pl1 system </A>.
<LI>2010-06-28<BR>Well, since the ebook <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/download/clk011c-2.0.1.pdf">clk011c-2.0.1.pdf </A>on
the net, I have already present its next version <A
href="http://www.oldlinux.org/download/clk011c-3.0.pdf">clk011c-3.0.pdf</A>
here in the last year. This is only a remark of it. Again, it's in Chinese,
Sorry!:)
<LI>2008-10-21<BR>After the book (based on kernel 0.12) published in Taiwan in
2005, the same simplified chinese book published in mainland finally. This new
book has nearly 960 pages and thus a little expansive than the book based on
kernel 0.11. But all in all, the new book should have less mistakes than the
old the version.
<LI>2007-06-07<BR>Wow, 10 months passed from the last updating. Hello! Again,
we moved to the other new forum (Discuz!) programmed using PHP + MySQL. We
have done corrections to the ebook a lot. So we now present the new version of
the ebook here: <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/download/clk011c-2.0.1.pdf">clk011c-2.0.1.pdf
</A>(V2.0.1). We hope you like it.
<LI>2006-08-09<BR>Moving to the new forum smoothly. Updated the Leo BBS
package (LB5000XP) to the current version <A
href="http://www.leobbs.com/">(LeoBBS X Build060606)</A>. There are lots of
new features in this new forum version, including show more than one pic in
one post. In the recent time, I plan to change the style of this main page a
little :)
<LI>2006-06-20<BR>An enhanced version of my book "A Heavily Commented Linux
kernel Source Code" has been published by the China Machine Press early this
year (2006.1.8). Several new chapters describing the basic information of the
kernel have been added, and almost all the source code comments have been
rewritten to be more readable & understandable :)<BR>
<LI>2005-07-30<BR>From 21th to 24th July 2005, I participated the Ottawa Linux
Symposium (OLS2005) held in Ottawa Canada. Actually, the conference began from
19th to 24th, but I met some problems with my vesa, this caused me 2 days late
and missing the chance to meet Linus Toravalds :( <BR>Although I have made a
<A
href="http://www.linuxsymposium.org/2005/speakers.php?types=TUTORIAL">toturial
speech</A> (<A href="http://oldlinux.org/photos/IMG_0056.JPG">photo</A> )at
the conference, the main target for me is accturally as a newbie to learn
from, to meet the top hackers in the Linux community all of the world. Through
the continuing help of Trent Jarvi (photo, from Denver University), I talked
to many famous hackers during the conference. These include Theodore Ts'o (<A
href="http://oldlinux.org/photos/IMG_0088.JPG">photo</A>, <A
href="http://thunk.org/tytso/">One of the earlest Linux hackers</A>), Jon
"maddog" Hall (<A href="http://oldlinux.org/photos/IMG_0087.JPG">photo</A>, <A
href="http://www.li.org/">President of Linux International</A>), Donald Becker
(<A href="http://oldlinux.org/photos/IMG_0086.JPG">photo</A>, <A
href="http://www.scyld.com/">Network driver programmer</A>), David Jones (<A
href="http://oldlinux.org/photos/IMG_0100.JPG">photo</A>, <A
href="http://www.codemonkey.org.uk/">Current kernel maintainer</A>), Andrew
Morton (photo, <A href="http://www.zipworld.com.au/~akpm/">Kernel
maintainer</A> ) and many other warm guys in the Linux community. I will show
all photos I took in the conference here soon. There are a lot of photos taken
by others. These <A href="http://uzix.org/photo/linux/ols/ols2k5/">photos</A>
was taken by Joshua Uziel <BR>You can download the conference proceedings from
the <A href="http://www.linuxsymposium.org/">Linux symposium website</A>: <A
href="http://www.linuxsymposium.org/2005/linuxsymposium_procv1.pdf">Volume
1</A> and <A
href="http://www.linuxsymposium.org/2005/linuxsymposium_procv2.pdf">Volume
2</A>.
<LI>2005-03-13<BR>Here is a good paper <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/study/Ref-docs/Linux011-Mem-YuanYi.pdf">"Memory
Management under Linux 0.11"</A> written by Yuan Yi. This paper describes all
codes in Linux 0.11 relating to memory management. It describes the
relationship betweens these code, including the algorithms of allocation &
release of memory.
<LI>2004-12-17<BR>Linux 0.00 - a fake version :) Since Linus dialed up his
MINIX partition of his harddisk, the orignal version of Linux 0.00 lost for
ever. I built it under Linux 0.11. Just for fun and for learning something.
Two tasks multitasking in level 3. But they are coded as part of the 'kernel'
source code, same as task0 & task1 in Linux system. It has got one 'system
call' to display character on the screen. Download the <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/bochs/linux-0.00-041217.zip">linux-0.00-041217.zip</A>
running under bochs, or the <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/kernel/0.00/linux-0.00-041217.tar.gz">source
code</A> for it.<BR>"it switched between two processes that printed AAAA...
and BBBB... respectively by using the timer-interrupt - Gods I was proud over
that" --- Linus Torvalds
<LI>2004-09-29<BR>To facilitate the understanding of the source file
kernel/blk_drv/ramdisk.c of the Linux 0.11, a integrated image file <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/images/bootroot-0.11">bootroot-0.11</A>
has been built, which incoorperates the kernel boot image with a small MINIX
rootfs in the same one diskette image file. You can boot the Linux 0.11 system
to the shell command prompt with only one diskette. You can also download the
bootroot package with experiment parts files from <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/bochs/bootroot-0.11-040928.zip">bootroot-0.11-040928.zip</A>
in the <A href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/bochs/">/Linux.old/bochs/
directory</A>.
<LI>2004-09-28<BR>Many people want to boot the Linux 0.11 system from harddisk
image file (e.x. hdc-0.11.img). A new Linux 0.11 developement system <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/bochs/linux-0.11-devel-040923.zip">linux-0.11-devel-040923.zip</A>,
which uses the special boot software <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/bin-src/shoelace.tar.Z">shoelace</A> to
boot from hd image file, has been built. To boot with the shoelace software, a
trick should be played with in the partition table of harddisk image file. So
this new Linux 0.11 system got a new hd image file with 127MB in size.
<LI>2004-09-02<BR>To accommodate with the experiments in chapter 14 in the
ebook, always use the latest image file releases for bochs. The latest
Linux-0.11-devel package is <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/bochs/linux-0.11-devel-040809.zip">linux-0.11-devel-040809.zip</A>.
<LI>2004-05-21<BR>Added bookmark function to the book of v1.9.5 version.
corrected page number errors. The book name is still the same. The "big"
difference is on the cover page: the revision number changed to V1.9.5,
yesterday's is V1.95.
<LI>2004-05-20<BR>The new version v1.9.5 of the book (A heavily commented
Linux kernel source code) is released today. There are lots of modifications
to this new version and a new chapter (ch14) is added too.Thank you all
friends that help me to improve the correctness & quality of the book. You
can now download this new release <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/download/clk011c-1.9.5.pdf">here (pdf) </A>. You can
also download it from in the BBS. BTW, with the help from many kind friends,
I'll do my best to translate it into english. Thank you!
<LI>2004-05-14<BR>The MINIX-386 system can, now, run under the Bochs emulation
system. The priviously released MINIX-386 image file (2004.02.23) can only be
used on a real machine. Because the MINIX 1.5 kernel uses a DOS int 0x15
function 0x89 to switch to the protected mode in its start.s program, which
the Bochs does not support. So I refers to the modification of freebird
(wsx00000 at sina.com.cn), add several lines of code to replace the DOS int.
Now the <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/bochs/MINIX-1.5-040514.zip">MINIX-386</A>
can run smoothly under Bochs. Thanks freedird!
<LI>2004-05-12<BR>These days I start translating the book into english because
some friends intended me to do so. As my english is so poor I am afraid I
couldn't finish this tough work. But its a good chance for me to check all
commentaries in the book although the translation speed is almost unendurable
:) Yes, I did learnt a lot of basics from the book, so I want more people to
enjoy it. At least know there is a such book floating around on Internet :)
Recently, I have corrected lots of mistakes in the book and preparing to
releasse a new revision soon. The new revision will include all the updates in
BBS and some new enhanced comments that I not yet published. Thanks for your
supporting!
<LI>2004-05-11<BR>Distribute a Linux 0.12 snap-shot system built under bochs.
This one contains numerous source codes in the /usr/src/ directory. The name
is linux-0.12-0402XX-snap.zip andlinux-0.12-0403XX-snap.zip in
Linux.old/bochs/ directory (Linux Ancient Resources). The system extracted
from bochs is in the directory: Linux.old/distributions/OldLinux/. There only
contain the latest one: OldLinux-0.12-20040304.tar.Z
<LI>2004-05-05<BR>The <A href="http://kernel.org/">kernel.org</A> is start
mirroring the resources of this site.You will be able to download everything
from <A
href="http://mirrors.kernel.org/oldlinux/">mirrors.kernel.org/oldlinux/</A>
not long after. I have done some hardworks rearranging the resources in
Linux.old. In order to seperate others from oldlinux resources I put all other
stuffs in a directory 'study'. If you find any links in BBS to the 'Linux.old'
was broken, then the files must be in the study directory.
<LI>2004-04-30<BR>Added a new chapter to the ebook above. "Expriment
Envirnment Setup & Usage". This chapter mainly describe the using of Linux
0.11 in the Bochs system. There are also contain messages about IO from/too
the virtual system (through disk images). You can download this chapter in
BBS.
<LI>2004-04-23<BR>A couple of weeks ago, I have released the rebuilt
Linux-0.11 system. Today I release the new one. The BIG enhancement is that it
contains a gcc 1.40 compiling environment. You can use it to compile kernel
source in the /usr/src/ directory. The name of this release is <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/bochs/linux-0.11-devel-040329.zip">linux-0.11-devel-040329.zip</A>.
Also configured for use in bochs environment. The zipped system is in the <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/distributions/OldLinux/">/Linux.old/distributions/OldLinux/</A>directory.
Download it & have a try!
<LI>2004-04-22<BR>There was a paper titled "LINUX--a free unix-386 kernel"
written by Linus Torvalds in October 1991. This 8-paged file was written when
linux kernel 0.03 was released. In the paper, Linus states that the LINUX "is
meant for hackers/computer science students to use, learn and enjoy....The GNU
kernel (Hurd) will be free, but is currently not ready, and will be too big to
understand and learn." Now, then, the current Linux system is just like the
Hurd at that time. It's too big for the newbies to learn & understand. So,
this is why I pick up Linux kernel 0.1x again and rebuild the related running
system.... Now you can download and read this <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/Linux-0.01/docs/Linux.pdf">paper</A>
again. JUST FOR FUN or learning something from it. Enjoy.
<LI>2004-04-19<BR>Due to the unknown problems with the old server, this site
was unstable and finally shuted. Now we are moving to another server and
reconstruting the site. With the help from Trent Jarvi(www.rxtx.org), a new
mirror site has also been created: <A
href="http://oldlinux.qbang.org/">oldlinux.qbang.org</A>. Thank you Trent
Jarvi!
<LI>2004-03-27<BR>I spent a whole day modifying the syntax of kernel 0.11
source code for compiling under Redhat 9 system. Now its working with the
root-0.11 Image file. The file name is <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/kernel/0.1x/linux-0.11-040327-rh9.tar.gz">linux-0.11-040327-rh9.tar.gz</A>.
The diff file is <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/kernel/0.1x/linux-0.11-040327-rh9.diff.gz">here</A>.
You can also download the compiled Image file <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/images/Image-0.11-040327-rh9">Image-0.11-040327-rh9</A>.
<LI>2004-03-23<BR>Built bash 1.05 with no job control for the orignal
bootimage-0.11 image file. The orignal bootimage-0.11 means it was compiled
without any modification to the source code of kernel 0.11. This bootimage
file <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/images/rootimage-0.11.Z">rootimage-0.11.Z</A>
can be downloaded from the Learning materials directory.
<LI>2004-03-20<BR>We found an old linux version <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/kernel/linux-0.11-pre.tar.Z">linux-0.11-pre</A>
on tytso's archived website. Its release date was 91.12.03. I havn't test it.
<LI>2004-03-06<BR>Added mount/umount and mtools in the <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/bochs/linux-0.11-040305.zip">linux-0.11</A>
system. Now you can mount/umount any MINIX 1.x filesystem and change data from
within DOS diskettes. Built 0.11 and 0.12 boot/root image files. Now they are
in the <A href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/images/">Learning Materials</A>
directory.
<LI>2004-03-04<BR>Created a true linux <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/Linux.old/bochs/linux-0.11-040304.zip">kernel 0.11
system</A> in bochs.
<LI>2004-02-23<BR><A
href="http://oldlinux.org/download/MINIX15.img.tar.gz">MINIX-386 Harddisk
clone</A> (210MB RAR to 96MB), ghost format. The environment that Linus
developped linux system. The hard disk parameters are: cyls=685, hds=16,
sects=38. Username/Passwd: root/root.
<LI>2004-02-07<BR>Added three sub discussion board for Free Software Projects.
<LI>2004-01-06<BR>Rebuilt the linux 0.1x rootimage disk: <A
href="http://oldlinux.org/download/rootimage-0.12.Z">rootimage-0.12.Z</A>(812KB).
It can also be used with bootimage-0.95.
<LI>2004-01-04<BR>Create a linux 0.1x kernel system used in bochs:<A
href="http://oldlinux.org/download/linux-0.1x.zip">linux-0.1x.zip</A> (2MB).
<LI>2003-12-18<BR>If you cannot login the BBS correctly, please use the link<A
href="http://www.oldlinux.org/cgi-bin/leoboard.cgi">http://www.oldlinux.org/cgi-bin/leoboard.cgi</A>.
<LI>2003-12-08<BR>Release modified version 1.2.2
<LI>2003-10-07<BR>Release modified version 1.1 </LI></UL>
<HR>
I am very interested in collecting old linux distributions (prior to 1995). If
you have any old distros around on CDROM or diskettes, I would appreciate a
copy. The older the better :-) Note that we are primarily interested in whole
runnable old systems, not just the kernel source code. <BR>Email:
<A
href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> (Previously:
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