A couple of questions
SCST86 at LIVERPOOL.AC.UK
SCST86 at LIVERPOOL.AC.UK
Thu Jun 6 07:04:37 AEST 1991
Hi There,
I find myself in a position where I'm able to purchase a Unix based PC
system and I was look for a bit of advice...
1. I was thinking of a 486 at 25Mhz, 8Mb, 180Mb HD (SCSI): Any good?
2. I need to run a maximum of 4 terminals (dumb) off it. Do I have to
purchase other special Xenix intelligent serial cards? Or would
normal PC type work OK?
3. Can SCO Unix (the OS I was thinking about) support multiple terminals,
or do I have to buy a special #-user version?
4. What do I get with SCO Unix? I read somewhere that SCO were including
Ingres and some Dos-under-Unix software?
5. How much are the versions of Unix? (Dollars or pounds... Just a 'ball-park'
figure.)
6. Do I need any particular SCSI controller? I hear Unix OS's on PCs do a good
deal of hardware-bashing.
Ooops. This message turned out to be a little longer than I'd expected.
I hope you can help. Thanks in advance.
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