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From: comer@PURDUE.EDU (Douglas Comer)
Newsgroups: comp.os.xinu
Subject: Re: PC Xinu
Message-ID: <8802280150.AA07292@merlin.cs.purdue.edu>
Date: 28 Feb 88 01:50:15 GMT
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 > In article <712@ddsw1.UUCP>, daveshie@ddsw1.UUCP (david shields) writes:
 > > if you contact fegan he can get you the pc-xinu disks now. they are the same
 > > as the book version (regular xinu) only without the cross-development stuff.
 >
 > >who is fagen and can you provide detailed information
 > >about how to get pc-xinu disks ???
 >-- 
 >     Vince Skahan            Boeing Computer Services - Phila.
 >    (215) 591-4116           INTERNET:  bcs212%psev@boeing.com
 >                             UUCP: {...rutgers!bpa!}vader!bcs212 

Hello.

  The new book,

	D. Comer & T. Fossum,
	Operating System Design vol. I: The XINU Approach (PC Edition)
	Prentice Hall, 1988

Is due out in the next week or so.  In addition, Prentice Hall is
distributing the PC Xinu software on diskette.  The editor in charge
of the project at Prentice Hall is Jim Fegen Jr. (201)-592-3122.  He or
his assistant Diana can give you detailed information on ordering and
will be glad to help instructors obtain an examination copy of the
text.

You should also know that Timothy Fossum at University of Wisconsin-Parkside
now has a large memory version of the software as well.  You can write to
him at:
	uwpvacs!fossum@csd1.milw.wisc.edu

Cheers,
Doug