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From: days@glasgow.glasgow.UUCP (Judge Dredd)
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga,net.unix,net.micro.68k
Subject: Amiga/ST and UNIX
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Date: Tue, 22-Oct-85 15:26:34 EDT
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A couple of questions for all you unix/amiga wizards. :-)

Is anyone out there interested in UNIX on an amiga ?
Is it feasible given enough memory ?
Is there any unbiased benchmarks available for the ST/Amiga debate ?

Are Motorala going to make available 4.2 BSD source licences for Amigas, how
much ? :-)

Isn't the answer to the "Amiga's take longer to load" the fact that unlike
practically every other micro, the amiga does not have a disk directory, and
hashes everything instead ?
The 68000 and 68010 are pin-compatible, does this therefore mean that I can
rip out a 68000, pop in a 68010, and apart from minor work like having to
rewrite the entire operating system, and any programs I want to run, I have a
souped up Amiga ?

Can you increase the clock on the amiga ? what to ?

Thanx for listening.
-- 
Stephen Day, Comp Sci Dept, University of Glasgow, Scotland

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