On Thursday 16 May 2002 10:26, you wrote:
> The IRIS 2000 was based on a motorola 680xx chip of some kind.
> Their first smaller workstation was a "personal IRIS" system. It
> was a tower case. After that, the Indigo.
>
> I know specifically that the first Indigos used R3000 CPUs, but
> you'll have to look up the ones used in Personal IRIS and IRIS 2000.
>
> Also look at IRIS 3000, and IRIS Professional (I think those are the
> ones) systems, which were produced in between. (In that order)
It seems everyone started out with 68k chips then mips then ...
didnt Sun use 68k then mips before sparc ?
My old sony was the reference platform for unix on mips
http://www.nop.org/misc/text/sony.unix.announcement.html
http://www.nop.org/misc/unix/sony
Raymond
Received on Thu May 16 2002 - 22:18:48 BST