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In December 1979, the University of California, Berkeley, shipped the Third Berkeley Software Distribution, or 3BSD. Bill Joy and graduate student Ozalp Babaoglu ported tools to the VAX system after integrating virtual memory code. This release followed earlier distributions and addressed portability issues for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency network.
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