weikart@parcvax.UUCP (Scott Weikart) (07/01/85)
I'm sure this has been talked about, but I don't normally have access to this newsgroup. Can anyone tell me if a System V UN*X exists for IBM PC's and/or clones? It doesn't need to fit on a 10MB disk. I would also like to know about C compilers that use the large memory model, although split I and D is probably good enough because of all the UN*X code that has been written for PDP-11's. I would also like to know about any survey articles comparing UN*Xes for PC's and clones. Please mail any responses directly to me, since I don't have easy access to this group. Thanks for the help. Scott Weikart Community Data Processing {ihnp4,...}!hplabs!cdp!scott cdp!scott@Glacier.ARPA
cwd@cuae2.UUCP (Chris Donahue) (07/03/85)
Get an OPUS board for your PC. It runs full UNIX System V using the National Semiconductor UNIX System V chip port. It is expensive though (I think around $5000). It is a nice product. Or, wait for Xenix System V the upcoming System V compatible Xenix from Santa Cruz Operations and Microsoft. Chris Donahue AT&T Info. Sys. /app/eng