2 Jan
2008
2 Jan
'08
10:28 p.m.
On Jan 2, 2008, at 6:31 PM, Zane wrote:
I believe the first version or two of Windows NT
shipped with x86,
Alpha,
PPC, and MIPS hardware support (at least I think those were the 4
listed
architectures). Somewhere I should have a box that says it supports
all 4.
NT4.0 definitely does - I put it on an AlphaServer once for the novelty
(booted it up, said "why bother?" and installed something more
DIGITesque and appropriate).
2 Jan
2 Jan
10:49 p.m.
Scott Quinn wrote:
On Jan 2, 2008, at 6:31 PM, Zane wrote:
Well, to be fair, NT was a *lot* faster on AXP than on x86.
I have an NT 4.0 Back Office Server disk that has i386, AXP, and PPC
install sets on it. I've never run it on PPC; both the systems I've had
that would run it, once you flash the NVRAM to ARC(?), you can't flash
it back.
Doc
I believe the first version or two of Windows NT
shipped with x86, Alpha,
PPC, and MIPS hardware support (at least I think those were the 4 listed
architectures). Somewhere I should have a box that says it supports
all 4.
NT4.0 definitely does - I put it on an AlphaServer once for the novelty
(booted it up, said "why bother?" and installed something more
DIGITesque and appropriate).
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