6386 WGS - What does the suffix 'WGS' mean?
Dean Riddlebarger
rdr at killer.UUCP
Thu Jul 14 23:53:24 AEST 1988
In article <25057 at ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU>, brand at janus.uucp (Graham Brand) writes:
> I have seen the suffix WGS appended to both the 6386 and the older
> 6300 machines. Is it an acronym for something and, if so, what?
>
> Cheers,
> -Graham Brand
The nice little Getting Started manual that came with mine says that
I own a 6386 Work Group System Processor. I understand that we've
also used the WGS name for new releases of older hardware [e.g. the
new flavor 6300 WGS etc.].
Dean Riddlebarger
AT&T Service Node Engineering
[312] 592-5760
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