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HP's new supermini with Real-Time UNIX
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Author: Netnews Admin
Date: Mon, 15 Sep 1986 00:06
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Hewlett-Packard now offers two technical systems which run HP-UX/RT, a
real-time version of AT&T's UNIX* System V Version 2 Release 2.  HP-UX/RT
also includes most of the important 4.2BSD features (such as vi, csh, cylinder
group file system, job control, rlogin, rcp, ARPA networking (TCP/IP),
and sockets), plus many HP enhancements.

The HP enhancements include the following:

    Real-time OS features:
	Non-degrading process priorities
	Kernel is pre-emptable by high-priority user processes
	Virtual, real, and user interval timers
	Reliable signal mechanism based on that of 4.2BSD
	Multiplexed I/O arbitration via select(2) as in 4.2BSD
	Locking of processes or parts of processes in memory
	Pre-allocation of disc space for important files

    High-performance industry standard graphics packages.

    NS, HP's proprietary high-performance networking system.

    HP's extended Pascal, C, and Fortran 77 languages.

    Bug fixes and compatible extensions to System V and 4.2BSD utilities.

    Clear, accurate, and usable on-line manual pages and documentation,
    fully addressing portability and compatibility issues.

The lower-end system is the HP9000 Series 300, based on MC68010 or '020,
which can be used as a single-user workstation or a multi-user system to
provide real-time access to devices which require high response time.

The high-end system is the HP9000 Series 800 Model 840, based on the new
scalable HP Precision Architecture.  This is a supermini that can support
several dozen simultaneous users, providing the same real-time features as
the Series 300, but with higher performance and capacity.

For more specific detail and up-to-date pricing information, please
call your nearest HP sales office.

Disclaimer: This message is for informative purposes only and does not
constitute an official HP product offering.
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* Unix is a registered trademark of AT&T.
HP-UX and HP Precision Architecture are trademarks of Hewlett-Packard Company.
(c) 1986 HP
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Dave Decot, HP-UX Software Quality Specialist
Hewlett-Packard Company;  Cupertino, CA  94087
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