NFS client software for IBM PC
Doug Landauer
landauer at sun.uucp
Wed Jul 9 11:15:06 AEST 1986
In article <346 at brueer.ee.brunel.ac.uk>, Graham Carpenter writes:
>In the same glossy brochure there is a description of a ...
>product called SUN IPC (Sun's Integrated Personal Computer). This is a
>co-processor board for the Sun which contains an 80287 processor 1.2 Megs of
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>memory and the hardware to drive a floppy disk (the disk itself is optional),
>and allows you, amongst other things, to open an 'MS-DOS' window in Suntools
>and run MS-DOS applications which use the AT colour graphics adapter, the AT
>mono adapter or the Hercules mono adaptor. Any comments on this product?
To deconfuse some of you out there, that's a (10-MHz) 80286 in there.
The 80287 (floating point coprocessor chip) is optional.
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Doug Landauer
{ihnp4, amdahl, decwrl, seismo, ..}!sun!landauer
landauer at sun.arpa
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