Any 3B2/310 owners in here?

[Bill Pechter]

This was the box System V Release 4 Unix was ported on.  The Amiga Unix 
was based on the AT&T SVR4 code -- an old colleague of mine worked on 
both at AT&T and Commodore.

My wife owned one as well... it was AT&T's attempt to (pre-NCR) go intot 
the commercial computer business against DEC and Sun and the early 
office automation/mini/workstation folks.

It had an AT&T designed 32 bit microcomputer.  The 3b product line ran 
from 3b20 (ex-telephone-switch brains) through the
3b2/310 up through at least a 3b2/1000.  They all ran  SysVRel 3.2 and 
later SVR4 Unix.

TCP was an expensive add-on product.

Bill

Bernd Kopriva wrote:

>Hi Jim,
>was there a "C 900" included ? ....
>... i'm still looking for such a beast !
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>Ciao Bernd
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>On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 01:08:46 -0500, Jim Brain wrote:
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>>This weekend, while picking up a large donation of Commodore equipment 
>>(~2000 pounds, the truck springs bottomed out :-), I also secured a 
>>3B2/310.  Alas, I'm not at all up on this type of machine.  Google 
>>brought up some information, but I'd appreciate any personal anecdotes 
>>or information.
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>>Jim
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>>P.S.  In other news, the CBM donation was well worth picking up.  A 
>>prototype Commodore 65 was included.
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>>-- 
>>Jim Brain, Brain Innovations
>>brain at jbrain.com                                http://www.jbrain.com
>>Dabbling in WWW, Embedded Systems, Old CBM computers, and Good Times!
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