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GNV (GNU's Not VMS) is an open source, GNU-based UNIX environment for
OpenVMS provides UNIX application developers, system managers, and
users a UNIX-style environment on OpenVMS. This facilitates development
and porting of UNIX software to OpenVMS. (GNU is a UNIX-like operating
system that is free software.) GNV provides a UNIX-like shell (command-line interpreter)
environment. The shell used by GNV is Bash (Bourne-Again SHell), from GNU, using the POSIX.2 specification.
Download GNV Version 2.1-3
» Download GNV Version 2.1-3 for Alpha
(January 2010)
» Download GNV Version 2.1-3 for Integrity
servers (January 2010)
Download GNV Version 2.1-2 with Symbolic Links Support on OpenVMS Alpha and I64 Version 8.3
» Download GNV Version 2.1-2 for Alpha (March 2008)
» Download GNV Version 2.1-2 for I64 (March 2008)
GNV is a zip file containing the GNV PCSI file and its associated manifest. You can unzip the file using
Unzip for OpenVMS on an OpenVMS system.
If you unzip it using WinZip on a Windows system, be sure to copy or FTP both files to the same directory on the OpenVMS system.
See Secure Delivery documentation for more information about the manifest file.
See GNV Read Before Installing in HTML, PDF,
or Text.
GNV Version 1.9 provides most of the improvements of V2.1-2 for OpenVMS Alpha Version 7.3-2. Symbolic links are not supported because that version of VMS does not have the necessary features in the
filesystem.
» Download GNV Version 1.9 (March 2008)
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