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From: geo@necis.UUCP (George Aguiar ext. 224)
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Subject: Real Time UN*X
Message-ID: <288@necis.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 1-May-86 09:15:33 EDT
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Posted: Thu May  1 09:15:33 1986
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Reply-To: geo@necis.UUCP (George Aguiar ext. 224)
Organization: NEC Information Systems
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Keywords: fast file systems and process priority control


I'm looking for some general information regarding fast file systems ( using
contiguous or consecutive sectors on a hard disk ) and modifications to the
kernel that allow a process to change it's priority level.

Are there any standards for these items? ( AT&T SVID )

Have any manufacturers implemented these features?

How have they implemented them? ( system calls, any libraries? )

Do you like the way they did it?

Any other comments!

Please e-mail and I will summarize if enough response.

Thanks in advance,
necis!geo

	
	
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