| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
 | Date | Lines | 
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| 105.1 | Coming soon to a disk you can read | HJUXB::HASLOCK | Nigel Haslock @ Manalapan,NJ | Fri May 27 1988 10:05 | 3 | 
|  |     Yes, I'll move it to my VMS directory over the weekend.
    Look for ut.03 in HJUXB::SYS$USERDSK:[HASLOCK.DOOM]
    
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| 105.2 | Can you make all 14 parts available? | MILRAT::WALLACE |  | Fri May 27 1988 16:40 | 6 | 
|  |     You did better than I, I only got parts 1,2,4, and 5.
    
    When you get all 14 parts can you let us know so we can copy them?
    
      Thanks
    	Ray
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| 105.3 | Really UNIX ? | MUHIS::TJAEGER | LISP, Lots of Insane Stupid Parenthesis | Tue May 31 1988 02:09 | 12 | 
|  |     he boys and girls,
    
    is it realy UNIX for the ST! I can't believe it.
    
    If it really is so, how can I get it??   (tell me quick ...)
    
    
    
    Best regards
    
    Thomas
    
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| 105.4 | not Unix... | RADINA::PASCIUTA | Adrian (RDGENG::) Pasciuta | Tue May 31 1988 06:27 | 14 | 
|  | The postings  mentioned refer to a "UNIX Tool Kit", consisting of
a  number of Unix utilities (like grep, make, etc) that have been
written  for  the  ST.  This is not a Unix system---the utilities
are built to run from a shell such as Gulam.
A "real"  Unix  should be available for the ST later this summer.
The system is called Minix and is written by Andy Tannenbaum.  It
will  be  used  as a vehicle for teaching undergraduate operating
system courses.
I'll make  the  full  distribution of the Unix Tool Kit available
when I've copied over that missing file.
- Adrian
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| 105.5 | Patience | HJUXB::HASLOCK | Nigel Haslock @ Manalapan,NJ | Tue May 31 1988 09:31 | 5 | 
|  |     Sometime tonight, I will move all of the .ARC files to 
    	HJUXB::SYS$USERDSK[HASLOCK.DOOM.UT]
    Unfortunately, one of the .ARC's is corrupt so MKDIR.PRG doesn't
    work.
    
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| 105.6 | Fact or fiction? | MARVIN::WALTER |  | Tue Jun 07 1988 10:50 | 12 | 
|  | re .4
>A "real"  Unix  should be available for the ST later this summer.
>The system is called Minix and is written by Andy Tannenbaum.  It
>will  be  used  as a vehicle for teaching undergraduate operating
>system courses.
	This has been rumoured ever since the original PC/MINIX
	appeared. Is it finally going to happen? Where did you
	get your information?
	It could make it worth going out and buying an ST.
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| 105.7 | minix status | CIMBAD::POWERS | I Dream Of Wires - G. Numan | Tue Jun 07 1988 11:53 | 14 | 
|  |     re .6
    
         Andy Tannenbaum said that he had completed working on a port
    of minix to the st, and had given it to the publisher, I think it
    is Addison Wesley (sp).  It takes a while for them to package, etc
    and should be available in late spring (now-ish) to early summer.
    He said he will make an announcement on the minix newsgroup when
    it is available.  So watch that usenet posting if your interested.
    I guess he had found several bugs in the existing pc version while
    doing this port.  We will also not be limited to 64k size images
    as the pc's are due to the intels segmented memory architecture.
    
    Bill Powers
    
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