CONSENSYS SysV R4

Andy Crump andyc at bucky.intel.com
Thu Jun 13 21:20:37 AEST 1991


>>>>> On 13 Jun 91 06:43:53 GMT, ilan343 at violet.berkeley.edu (Geraldo Veiga) said:


Geraldo> Has anyone ever heard of Consensys?

No, but that doesn't mean they are not for real.

Geraldo> How much of PC-AT architecture specific code is  included in AT&T's
Geraldo> licensed source?  I mean boring things like support for ESDI, SCSI, VGA
Geraldo> cards and so on.  Did ESIX, ISC, DELL and UHC write their own device
Geraldo> drivers?

ESDI, SCSI, VGA are all included in the source for the Intel386(TM)
microprocessor on the PC-AT platform.  The distributors of SVR4 such
as ISC, DELL, UHC, ESIX, Microport, and others (too many to mention
here) have added drivers and other enhancements to SVR4 as distributed
from UNIX System Laboratories.  But there is indeed a great deal of
support for the Intel386 processor and the PC-AT platform.  Intel is
making sure of that...


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