Ensure mounting happens only once
Patch corrupted SCCS files
Introduce fixes contributed by Mary Ann Horton

(E. Schmidt as Lesk's co-author awaits clarification.)

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Date: Mon, 02 Jun 2014 19:56:45 -0700
From: Mary Ann Horton
To: Diomidis Spinellis
Subject: Re: [TUHS] unix history git
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Eric Schmidt (current chair of Google) was not a Bell Labs researcher,
he was at Berkeley.  I think his login was schmidt, might have been
eschmidt.

Kurt Shoens was kurt.  Sue Graham was slgraham, she was more of a leader
and not a coder.

Ken Harrison ("harrison") at Berkeley was Sue Graham's husband and also
faculty at UCB.

I will claim authorship of banner.c.  ucbvax!mark aka Mark Horton (I've
changed a bit.)

I'm pretty sure f77, cave, quiz, and uucp came with UNIX/32V and were
not substantially changed at Berkeley.  cave would be the "Adventure"
game from Crowther and Woods.

Thanks for making this available!

     Mary Ann
Incorporate changes by Jeremy C. Reed

Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2014 23:07:54 -0500 (CDT)
From: "Jeremy C. Reed"
To: Diomidis Spinellis
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Subject: Re: [TUHS] unix history git
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On Tue, 3 Jun 2014, Diomidis Spinellis wrote:

> 2. The login names of the following Berkeley authors
> A. R. Newton

What code?

> Charles Haley

chuck (per 1BSD's winfo, sh.1, cpall.6, where.6, whoison.6)

> Douglas Lanam

What code?

> D. O. Pederson

Real name is probably "Donald". But what code?

> Ellis Cohen

cohen (per 1BSD's where.6 ; I don't think is Earl)

> Juan Porcar

What specific code file for Juan Porcar?

> Jeff Schriebman

jeff (per 1BSD's winfo)

> Kurt Shoens

kurt (per 1BSD's winfo, mvall.6, whoison.6)

> R. Dowell

Richard "Dick" Dowell of Hewlett Packard.

> Ross Harvey

UCSF Computer Graphics Laboratory

> Richard Tuck

tuck (per 2BSD netintro.n)

> 3. The names corresponding to the following Berkeley ids
> claudio

The login "dlw" included DLW as part of SCCS commit messages. The
claudio entry also says "DLW". So probably David L. Wasley.

> csvaf

Alastair Fyfe

> denise

Denise Draper

> ecc

Eric C. Cooper  (login name also is "cooper" later)

> epg
> evan
> fitz

Dan Fitzpatrick

> fortran

I don't see this one.

> harrison

Mike Harrison or  Susan Graham Harrison (except I don't know timing for
that name).

> lam

Karen Lam of BBN

> opcode

Mark Opperman

> orange

Carol Orange

> rt

I also don't find "rt"

> 1BSD
> pcs 1800 1800

One of the files says "Wirth" and note that other files have spellings
like "funktion", "prozedure", "konstant". So maybe all this is from
Wirth?

> portlib 1701 1781

I think this portlib is from Eric Allman.

> opcodes 1580 1580

I guess Thompson, Haley or Joy.

> 3BSD

I assume you are refering to parts not from 32V...

> usr/src/sys/sys 8163 16488

I guess Babaoglu, maybe Juan Porcar, and Joy. Note that the TODO
mentions code given to Joy.

> usr/src/cmd/f77 5981 17252

I think some of the improvements came from the upstream (November 1978
1.16 vs. January 1980's 2.00).

> usr/src/new/libI77uc 4379 5395

Files say originally P. Weinberger and modified by David Wasley.

> usr/src/cmd/versatec 3885 4271

sidebyside was written by Joy (per Len Edmondson personal
correspondence).

> usr/games/advfiles/cave 1772 1772

It was common that some source for games weren't included.

Says originally developed by Willie Crowther and most features added by
Don Woods (don @ su-ai). And the file says to ask "ark" for questions. I
think was in a group called MHTSA (but I don't kno what means).

> usr/src/cmd/uucp 1358 7387

Maybe Dave Nowitz?

> usr/src/sys/stand 1350 3382

Some of this is just from 32V. I can only guess the changes were from
Joy.

> usr/src/games/banner.c 1129 1129

Mark Horton (see corresponding man page!)

(As a reminder to list readers ... I am authoring a very detailed book
covering the history of Berkeley Unix. I have done interviews either by
email, phone, and some in person with over 80 of the very
early contributors.)