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From: neville@hebron.ADS.COM (Neville Newman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att,unix-pc.general,misc.wanted
Subject: Re: 3B1/7300 Development set wanted
Keywords: 3B1, 7300, UNIX-PC, Development set
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Date: 18 Dec 89 05:45:32 GMT
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In article <399@quad.uucp> dts@quad.uucp (David T. Sandberg) writes:
>In article <4309@rtech.rtech.com> bruces@daneel.rtech.com (Bruce Stewart) writes:
>>I'm looking for a source for the deveopment set for the unix-pc (7300/3B1).
>>I'm currently running 3.51 and would like to acquire the development set 
>>(cc, etc.) at a price less than AT&T charges.
>
>You're not alone in this.  Maybe we'll get lucky and be able to put
>together a group buy of the 3.51 development set someday.  I suppose
>we'll have to wait until someone finds a cheap source, though.

When i bought my Unix-PC from DDS, now Discovery Electronics, i seem
to remember them selling the devel. set at a discounted price.  i'm
not positive, however.  You could call them and ask - i think they're
in Atlanta.

Now i get to ask - why?  Wouldn't it be better in the long run to
get of couple of compiler writers to modify gas (GNU Assembler)
and family to generate/understand Unix-PC object files?

							-neville