Is Xenix virtual memory?

Ronald S H Khoo ronald at robobar.co.uk
Wed May 8 04:35:56 AEST 1991


n025fc at tamuts.tamu.edu (Kevin Weller) writes:

> No, XENIX is not virtual memory, it's an operating system.  But I
> think you mean't to ask if XENIX _uses_ virtual memory, no?  :-) The
> answer to that question is: yes.

No, the answer is "it depends".  Most versions of Xenix are *not*
virtual mem operating systems.  The 286 Xenix I'm sitting at isn't,
for a start.  The 386 Xenix sat next to my desk at the office *is*
a virtual mem OS.  I don't know about the 68000 xenices, not having
ever used one, but I doubt they are.

Anyway, this is .xenix.sco.  SCO 8086 and 286 xenixes aren't.  SCO 386
xenix is.
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