6 Jun
2001
6 Jun
'01
11:38 a.m.
Actually, it all depends on how new the machine is. If it
was built after about 1996, it's probably an Intel based
system-- hardly worthy of notice.
Before that, they made systems using the 88000-- now
these are interesting because very few makers used this
chip set.
Jeff
On Wed, 06 Jun 2001 12:59:10 -0700 "Edwin P. Groot" <epgroot(a)ucdavis.edu>
writes:
Oh Crap! Last week at a garage sale I passed
over a box of
DG-UX
software, thinking, "I'll never come across an Aviion".
Sorry!
Edwin
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I stopped at a scrap place today and found a
NEW DG Aviion that
they're
getting ready to scrap. This appears to be brand
new and complete.
It's
clean and looks like it's in perfect
condition. It's very sharp
looking! I talked to them and they are interested in selling it
as an
> Joe
>
> 
6 Jun
6 Jun
12:02 p.m.
Before passing it over I took a quick look at the manual, dated
sometime after 1995. It mentioned both intel-based and 88000-based
computers. Never heard of an 88000. Is that Motorola?
Edwin
At 06:38 PM 6/6/2001 -0500, you wrote:
Actually, it all depends on how new the machine is. If it
was built after about 1996, it's probably an Intel based
system-- hardly worthy of notice.
Before that, they made systems using the 88000-- now
these are interesting because very few makers used this
chip set.
Jeff
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