29 Jan
2004
29 Jan
'04
2:42 p.m.
Curt vendel <curt(a)atarimuseum.com> wrote:
Ultrix was written for MIPS processors wasn't
it???
I guess you are too young to remember VAX Ultrix. :-) First there was Ultrix-11
for PDP-11 (DEC's stolen V7 UNIX). Then Ultrix-32 for the VAX (DEC's stolen
4.2BSD). Whenever I say Ultrix, I mean Ultrix-32 for the VAX. Ultrix-32 was
then ported to MIPS.
MS
29 Jan
29 Jan
3:15 p.m.
Ah! Sorry, I didn't get into Dec Vax stuff until 94' and didn't start
working with Ultrix till 95' I remember we got into the lab I think it
was a Dec Infoserver, their first webserver and it was running Ultrix as I
recall, I really liked the way Ultrix worked, much better then Solaris and
SunOS which I has also just gotten started using around 94' as well.
Actually, I think the infoserver was running OSF Unix??? Hmmmmm, brain
ain't what it used to be :-)
Curt
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Sokolov" <msokolov(a)ivan.harhan.org>
To: <cctalk(a)classiccmp.org>
Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 11:42 PM
Subject: Re: Ultrix on an 11/730?
Curt vendel <curt(a)atarimuseum.com> wrote:
Ultrix-11
Ultrix was written for MIPS processors wasn't
it???
I guess you are too young to remember VAX Ultrix. :-) First there was for PDP-11 (DEC's stolen V7 UNIX). Then Ultrix-32
for the VAX (DEC's
stolen
4.2BSD). Whenever I say Ultrix, I mean Ultrix-32 for
the VAX. Ultrix-32
was
then ported to MIPS.
MS
3 Feb
3 Feb
10:27 a.m.
On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, Curt vendel wrote:
Ah! Sorry, I didn't get into Dec Vax stuff until
94' and didn't start
working with Ultrix till 95' I remember we got into the lab I think it
was a Dec Infoserver, their first webserver and it was running Ultrix as I
recall, I really liked the way Ultrix worked, much better then Solaris and
SunOS which I has also just gotten started using around 94' as well.
Actually, I think the infoserver was running OSF Unix??? Hmmmmm, brain
ain't what it used to be :-)
InfoServers were boot-load servers that ran a very
rudimentary
system called ESS, which in turn was based on DEC's VAXeln runtime
kernel for embedded systems. It was designed to efficiently offer
disk (cd-rom and harddisk) and tape devices to the network, and
used DEC protocols called LAD (LASTport/disk) and LASTport/tape
for access to those "shared devices".
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