dji@sbcs.sunysb.edu (David J Iannucci) (03/02/88)
Hi,
If you're using the Macintosh version of Xinu, I'd appreciate
hearing from you by e-mail.
Thanks
Dave
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In article <sbcs.1006> dji@sbcs.sunysb.edu (David J Iannucci) writes: >Hi, > > If you're using the Macintosh version of Xinu, I'd appreciate >hearing from you by e-mail. > > Thanks > Dave So would I!! Please mail me at afoster@cse.ogc.edu or ...!tektronix!ogcvax!afoster Thanx !!! -- Allan Foster UUCP : tektronix!ogcvax!afoster CSNet : afoster@cse.ogc.edu GEnie : A.FOSTER AppleLink : UG0035 MacNet : FOSTER
mfi@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Mark Interrante) (04/08/88)
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dlw@hpsmtc1.HP.COM (David Williams) (04/09/88)
in:comp.sys.mac / mfi@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Mark Interrante) writes: >Please post a message if someone runs Xinu, I am sure others on the net >would be interested. Is this what I think it is? the anitmatter version of Un*x? 1) Is it available? (Unlike A/UX, for example...) 2) How much does it cost? a) How much do updates cost? b) How much does support cost? 3) Where can we order it from? 4) What sort of implementation of Un*x is it (Berkeley?, SYS V)? a) what do you get (editors, compilers, devel facility)? b) Is there support for NFS? or other Networking protocols? 5) Does it or will it support the X Window System or NeWs? 6) What kind of Mac configuration is required? (ie Pmmu?, Memory,Disk space) 7) Does it co-exist with MultiFinder? Or run under Finder only or what? There, I think that ought to cover it... David L. Williams "Un*x for the rest of us at last?"
ladd@uiucdcsp.cs.uiuc.edu (04/11/88)
>>Please post a message if someone runs Xinu, I am sure others on the net >>would be interested. > >Is this what I think it is? the anitmatter version of Un*x? > >4) What sort of implementation of Un*x is it (Berkeley?, SYS V)? > a) what do you get (editors, compilers, devel facility)? > b) Is there support for NFS? or other Networking protocols? >5) Does it or will it support the X Window System or NeWs? >6) What kind of Mac configuration is required? (ie Pmmu?, Memory,Disk space) >7) Does it co-exist with MultiFinder? Or run under Finder only or what? > >There, I think that ought to cover it... > >David L. Williams >"Un*x for the rest of us at last?" This is a joke, right? XINU is a teaching OS described in two books by D. Comer from Prentice-Hall -- "Operating System Design: The XINU Approach" and ".. Internetworking with XINU" The source for the OS is in the first book above. It bears little resemblance to UNIX, and is mainly useful to illustrate the problems unique to OS design and implementation. As such, it has even less functionality than MINIX, (see comp.os.minix) which still hasn't been completely ported to the Mac as far as I know. Now what I want to see is GNU for the Mac II w/PMMU. Dave Ladd ladd@uiuc.edu ...ihnp4!uiucdcs!ladd