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From: ralphw@ius3.ius.cs.cmu.edu (Ralph Hyre)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Apple II Future [Why not a techy's Wish Machine
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Date: 16 Dec 88 20:31:35 GMT
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>>Hmm.  Sounds like something to do after I write my thesis.
Doug Gwyn suggests
>Try adapting Minix instead.  Good luck with the odd-ball Apple I/O.
And I suggest
Or you could try UZI, which is a v7 clone for Z80 systems.
But, it's mostly written in C.  It does multi-processing by total
swapping, which means you need fast hard disk. (or the guts to
port it to a bank-switched environment like that available in the
//e.)

With a bank-switching coprocessor like the PCPI Applicard, it could
be an interesting system.
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