Hi My employer has over the years ported our main product to more platforms than I can count. I took inventory of our storage the other day and one machine has left me clueless: The Concurrent Computer Corporation machine: http://www.update.uu.se/~pontus/slask/jobb_vind/DSC_0081.thumb.jpg http://www.update.uu.se/~pontus/slask/jobb_vind/DSC_0082.thumb.jpg http://www.update.uu.se/~pontus/slask/jobb_vind/DSC_0083.thumb.jpg As you see it is one rack with a medium sized computer in it. From the internet and co-workers I've learned that it has either a MIPS or 68k processor and runs a unix version called RTU, for Real Time Unix. CCC was initially Interdata, later Perkin Elmer and then spun off into CCC. Has any cctalk-reader experience with this system? Anything would be interesting to learn. This machine might become available in one way or another later this year. And since I believe it was made in Brittain I've pondered asking TNMOC if they want it. Finally, check the content of the directory above for some more Unix history. Kind Regards, Pontus.