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From: peter@sugar.UUCP (Peter da Silva)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Amiga UNIX(R) *rumor* ...
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Date: Fri, 9-Oct-87 07:42:03 EDT
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Posted: Fri Oct  9 07:42:03 1987
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Keywords: Take it for what it's worth

> Pete Jordan posted this interesting tidbit on our internal Amiga
> conference:
>  
> > The CBM MMU for the A2000 (with 68020) is way beyond first silicon;
> > is fully operational, UNIX System V now runs on the A2000 using the
> > 68020 and the CBM MMU.

My questions are more of a "user interface" nature.

	1. Does this UNIX support windows (using something like the SysV
	support for the Blit terminal, perhaps), or is it like the Mac/Lisa
	UNIX with a purely text interface?

	2. If not, does it at least provide ROM KERNEL access for user
	programs, the way Apple's Mac II UNIX is supposed to provide access
	to Quickdraw?

	3. How much RAM does it require?

	4. Does it require either the video slot or 1 MEG of CHIP. i.e.,
	could it run in a 2000-and-1 in a 1000?

I don't suppose I'll get answers right now, but it can't hurt to ask.
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