csg@pyramid.UUCP (01/31/87)
Machine t12tst in Intel's Microprocessor Manufacturing Division is gone. After three months of casual prodding and a week of intensive hassling, I discovered that the machine was moved to Arizona about four months ago, and everyone originally associated with it is gone. When rebuilding your pathalias files, be sure to mark t12tst as DEAD.... <csg>
deepak@mas1.UUCP (02/07/87)
> Machine t12tst in Intel's Microprocessor Manufacturing Division is gone. After > three months of casual prodding and a week of intensive hassling, I discovered > that the machine was moved to Arizona about four months ago, and everyone > originally associated with it is gone. > When rebuilding your pathalias files, be sure to mark t12tst as DEAD.... <csg> The t12tst (vax 11/780) was replaced by 't12sys' (vax 8600) about a year ago. actually, only the cpu was replaced, disk clusters still the same. They had trouble bringing the network news. I don't think, anybody there has even bothered to look into that. Everything was ok with 't12tst', then came 't12sys' and VMS 4.3 and news became a history ! Usenet mail goes only upto 'intelca' but does not reach 't12sys'. Well, one of these days, the INTELligent man will wake up and clean up the mess ........ Deepak Dhamdhere (ex-user on t12tst and t12sys)