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  • Xinu

    Name is the reverse of Unix. Small, elegant, multitasking OS with concurrent processing, message passing, ports, semaphores, memory management, buffer pools, uniform device I/O, shell, Tcl, TCP/IP. Begun as means to teach OS design concepts, now used by many education institutions; some embedded system makers have ported it to their hardware: Intel 80960, 8096; Motorola 680x0.

    www.cs.purdue.edu

  • Xinu Version 7.0 on the Sun

    Large page, many details of using Xinu on Sun 2 and 3 with 68k CPUs.

    www.ugrad.cs.ubc.ca

  • Xinu

    Growing article, with links to many related topics. Wikipedia.

    en.wikipedia.org

  • Dennis Brylow's Xinu Lab Infrastructure Page

    Keeps the Xinu Millenium Edition: first port to a modern RISC architecture: PowerPC G3 and G4. Marquette University Department of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science.

    www.mscs.mu.edu

  • Douglas Comer

    Xinu creator, Distinguished Professor of Computer Science, Purdue University; information, essays, affiliations.

    www.cs.purdue.edu

  • PDP-11 Xinu

    Directory with Xinu OS for LSI-11 PDP-11 series of 16-bit computers; distribution has SunCHIP (a.k.a. CHIP) C compiler and assembler, both written in C. Unix archive. The Unix Heritage Society, Unix Archive.

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