7 Aug
1998
7 Aug
'98
8:07 p.m.
On Fri, 7 Aug 1998, Wayne Cox wrote:
We have a strange one still cranking here at work. An
S-100 bus
multi-processor system with CPU & memory cards from a place called
Teletek. Runs something called Turbo Dos. Looks sort of like CP/M hacked
to channel I/O from the multi-processors through one master cpu & disk
controller (with an ST-225, hoo boy. got a box of them too!) and some
primitive file privledges. Anyone else encountered such a beast?
-Wayne Cox
Nothing strange about that! A classic example of multi-user,
multi-processor, networked Z80 machinery. Very dependable and easily
expanded or altered,
Pity that Billy didn't steal that one. DOS might even be worth having!
- don
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