Question about Delphi

ajp166 wrote: I agree, that's why I tipped toed through that mine field and said "Most VAX are mini's". I think the medium sized VAX's were the big sellers, weren't they? I would guess that the VAX 3100's and 4000's would be called workstations even though they were more powerful that their predacessors. It's the Unix boxen that confuse me the most, I supported the 3B2 line of AT&T computers and they had the 3B1 (desktop/workstation/micro computer) the 3B2 (micro/mini's), the 3B5/3B15 (mini), 3B20 Simplex/Duplex (main frame?), and the 3b2/4000 (main frame? [4 3B2/1000's in parallel]). Now to even throw a smaller wrench into the works, I worked with OS9 and a Gimix Ghost. It had 2 meg of RAM, an 80 M MFM drive, 12 serial ports, 2 printer ports and a video interface (which we didn't use). This box used a 6809 as it core processor, although every 4 serial ports had a 6809 to handle buffering and skid (flow) control. I loved that box and wish I had it now. -- Linux Home Automation Neil Cherry ncherry(a)home.net http://members.home.net/ncherry (Text only) http://meltingpot.fortunecity.com/lightsey/52 (Graphics) http://linuxha.sourceforge.net/ (SourceForge)