21 Dec
2007
21 Dec
'07
4:09 p.m.
Hi!
We just recovered an HP APOLLO Series 400 in our computer museum,
and we got the installation tapes of DOMAIN/OS. It seem a very
particular flavour of BSD 5.3. We also made a dump of the
tapes, to preserve it. :D
Does someone know more about it? What about licensing? Is
it covered by some sort of hobbyist license?
Kisses to everybody! :)
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21 Dec
21 Dec
4:38 p.m.
Quoting asbesto, who wrote on Fri, Dec 21, 2007 at 11:09:13AM +0100 ..
Hi!
We just recovered an HP APOLLO Series 400 in our computer museum,
and we got the installation tapes of DOMAIN/OS. It seem a very
particular flavour of BSD 5.3. We also made a dump of the
tapes, to preserve it. :D
Ah... fond memories. Our CAD/CAM systems at Philips information systems
were these Domain OS boxes.
Does someone know more about it? What about licensing? Is
it covered by some sort of hobbyist license?
No clue.
Kisses to everybody! :)
Hm, can you send a picture first? ;-)
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Wilko
5:15 p.m.
On 21 Dec 2007, at 10:09, asbesto wrote:
We just recovered an HP APOLLO Series 400 in our computer museum,
and we got the installation tapes of DOMAIN/OS. It seem a very
particular flavour of BSD 5.3. We also made a dump of the
tapes, to preserve it. :D
My memory, which is fading, is that DOMAIN/OS was previously Aegis,
and was not actually a Unix at all, although it had (or later had,
perhaps) a lot of compatibility. It has all sorts of cool features.
6:31 p.m.
Quoting Tim Bradshaw, who wrote on Fri, Dec 21, 2007 at 11:15:19AM +0000 ..
On 21 Dec 2007, at 10:09, asbesto wrote:
You could have DomainOS take a BSD or a SysV personality. Very interesting.
There was also some fileserver functionality that allows
//fileserver/some/path/somefile style access to everything we had hanging
off the tokenring network.
Rather neat.
Wilko
We just recovered an HP APOLLO Series 400 in our computer museum,
and we got the installation tapes of DOMAIN/OS. It seem a very
particular flavour of BSD 5.3. We also made a dump of the
tapes, to preserve it. :D
My memory, which is fading, is that DOMAIN/OS was previously Aegis,
and was not actually a Unix at all, although it had (or later had,
perhaps) a lot of compatibility. It has all sorts of cool features.
6:58 p.m.
On 21 Dec 2007, at 12:31, Wilko Bulte wrote:
You could have DomainOS take a BSD or a SysV personality. Very
interesting.
Very tangentially, Masscomp's RTU (real time Unix) could do this
too. Other than that I think it is definitely something best
forgotten, as it was pretty horrid (although my memory may be biassed
by the awfulness of the HW)
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