frisbie@flying-disk.com (Alan Frisbie) (02/22/91)
In article <1991Feb21.153439@IASTATE.EDU>, spam@IASTATE.EDU (Begley Michael L) writes: > Allright, as the proud new owner of an LSI-11, I recently read an article > in the July-August 1978 Bell System Technical Journal Part II, which > described a UNIX specifically for these machines called LSX. Does *anyone* > out there have a copy of this? My machine has got 2 Shugart 801 8" drives, > 64K, and some sort of console. Any help with this would be very > appreciated Strange that you should mention that. I have a pair of 8" floppies which claim to be just that. No documentation or other information. They were part of several *large* boxes of floppies, tapes and manuals that a friend gave to me when he closed down his company. I would also like to get more information on this. I know virtually nothing about Unix. --- Alan E. Frisbie Frisbie@Flying-Disk.Com (Preferred) --- Flying Disk Systems, Inc. or ...elroy!flying!frisbie --- 4759 Round Top Drive or Flying!Frisbie@Elroy.jpl.nasa.gov --- Los Angeles, CA 90065 or Frisbie%Flying@oxy.edu --- (213) 256-2575 or ...oxy!flying!frisbie
spam@IASTATE.EDU (Begley Michael L) (02/22/91)
Allright, as the proud new owner of an LSI-11, I recently read an article in the July-August 1978 Bell System Technical Journal Part II, which described a UNIX specifically for these machines called LSX. Does *anyone* out there have a copy of this? My machine has got 2 Shugart 801 8" drives, 64K, and some sort of console. Any help with this would be very appreciated thanks, -mike begley -- ******************************************************************************* * mike begley "I will not waste network bandwidth" * * spam@iastate.edu "I will not waste network bandwidth" * * hzl01@iastate.edu "I will not waste network bandwidth" * *******************************************************************************