I am looking for a CD changer that I can use on a sco Unix box. Is there such a thing that sco will recognize
and "be happy " to work with ?
I am trying to avoid having a seperate case with 10-20 drives.
Dimitri P.
by Dimitri C. Patakidi » Fri, 19 Apr 1996 04:00:00
Dimitri P.
1. SCO unix "version" 4.2 (was: Re: SCO marketroids strike again!)
Ooooh! Way cool! Thought I'd post this here, since discussions on
binary compatibility for Linux and Xenix and ISC have begun in c.o.l.
The current Xenix/SysV.3 binary compatibility that exists in ISC and
SCO products is fairly limited. It almost always falls down when
networking is involved or VGA hardware access is attempted. I have
seen a Xenix UNIFY DBMS installed installed and run fine under SCO
UNIX, though, so I know the binary compatibility is valuable.
--
Clay Haapala "Well, there was the process of sitting around
-- Dilbert
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