ji@close.cs.columbia.edu (John Ioannidis) (07/20/90)
Hello! I have been using InterActive's 386/ix for some time, and I'm about to upgrade to the new release. I wonder if I should go for it, or I should consider the SCO or the ESIX offering. Here are my requirements: - support of the Toshiba 5200/100 - *robust* TCP/IP and NFS - good system documentation, so that I can . add my own devices (mostly network interfaces) and . build a new filesystem type What level of technical support do those companies provide? I'm not talking at the "how do I log on" level, but rather at the "how do I change the MTU in the STREAMS driver for my home-brewed network interface"? (BTW, the latter is a legit question, and I can't just ifconfig it with a different MTU!) Finally, is there any chance that we can licence source code? (we are a university and we have full AT&T SVR3.2 sources) Thanks, /ji PS: InterActive/ESIX/SCO tekkies, are you listening?