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--- ns32ksoft [2019/02/27 10:01] – [GENIX] admin
+++ ns32ksoft [2019/03/06 11:17] – [GENIX] admin
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 http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/components/national/_dataBooks/1988_National_Series_32000_Microprocessors_Databook.pdf\\
 section 7-16 (GENIX/V.3 is a port of AT&T's System V, Release 3.0, UNIX operating system for the Series 32000 microprocessor family. )
+Tilson, Michael (October 1983). "[[https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1983-10/1983_10_BYTE_08-10_UNIX#page/n267/mode/2up|Moving Unix to New Machines]]". BYTE. p. 266. An article about porting early UNIX to NS32000 architecture. Seems this is source of the "unreliability" opinion about NS32000 CPU.
 Since GENIX 2 is based on the AT&T SYSVR2/3 hence most of documentation are suitable for GENIX 2 too.\\
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 ) http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/bits/AmericanInformationSystems/AIS_oldUsr_10-3.cpio.gz\\
-/usr cpio archive from a more recent GENIX (seems SYSVR2). Not a full sources. /usr/bin contains binaries in the ns32k COFF format (similar to the Opus binaries, see below). Some binaries are not stripped.
+/usr cpio archive from a more recent GENIX (SYSVR2). Not a full sources. /usr/bin contains binaries in the ns32k COFF format (similar to the Opus binaries, see below). Some binaries are not stripped.
 ) http://wiki.sensi.org/download/ns32k/SysVr2.0_32000.tgz\\

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