The following releases supports SLiRP integration with SIMH to allow network connections to 'just work'. 4.2 BSD, 4.3 BSD, 4.3 BSD Uwisc, 4.3 RENO
You can download it here: https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=204974&package_id=245145&release_id=670118
I have moved most of my compile efforts to the 4.3 BSD Uwisc release. This version adds lots of fixes & whatnot from SunOS and I've had the best luck building GNU software on it, compared to RENO.
So far I have the following Ancient UNIX's running under windows, with a click to run approach:
Unix v1
I do have plans to add in the other available research versions of Unix (4,5,6 &7), 3.0 BSD & 4.0 BSD. Also since Ultrix is in the TUHS I'll be adding those as well. Additionally I want to add 386BSD, as soon as I can make it 'stable' under Bochs. I am also currently working on SYSIII for the VAX 11/780, however I will only be able to give out instructions as SYSIII has not been released for widescale consumption. I did purchase an oldSCO license while there were for sale.
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PuTTY is copyright 1997-2007 Simon Tatham.
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