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From: steve@tellab3.UUCP (Steve Harpster)
Newsgroups: net.unix-wizards,net.rumor
Subject: Re: Diskless Unix?
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Date: Mon, 9-Jul-84 09:58:36 EDT
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You're right. There ARE zero disks LOCALLY (<- that thar's the keyword).
I guess another way of looking at it though is that every machine has
the same disks locally.

> If you have enough memory you can mount your file system(s) onto/into
> memory....

Combining the above ideas, maybe we can develop a central memory server
in which case we would have memory-less Unix (forgetful? :-).
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Steve Harpster
Tellabs, Inc.