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I am glad to have found the following in the TUHS Archive.
I suppose the following was released under the BSD license.
Here are extracts from 2.8BSD /usr/kernel/sys/sys/sys1.c
Introduction to Berkeley Kernel Modifications Unix - Seventh Edition Last PDP-11 Kernel Distribution July, 1981 Bob Kridle Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Department University of California at Berkeley Berkeley, California 94720 William F. Jolitz U. S. Geological Survey Office of Earthquake Studies Menlo Park, California 94025 ABSTRACT This tape contains work done at Berkeley, USGS, and several other sites in the last two years to make the UNIX - Version 7 PDP-11 Kernel usable in our environments. Appended is a list of most of the modifications made to the kernel. Since Berkeley does not plan to buy any more PDP- 11s as UNIX vehicles and is planning to replace the existing PDP-11 systems with VAXen in the next year, we are rapidly losing interest in PDP-11 work. The system included here is by no means a finished product, but it is unlikely that much more significant progress will be made. It is our purpose to make available all work done until now. The most recent addition to this system is a mechanism to allow overlaid kernel text permitting fairly robust systems to be run on non-separate I and D machines such as the PDP-11/34. In addi- tion, more device handlers have been added. The system should boot on almost anything. [...]