On Tue, May 08, 2001 at 05:37:24PM -0400, Chris Tribo wrote:
> 	Acording to the SysAdmin, when "compiling" a DG/UX kernel, all the
> kernel modules come as objects, and just need to be linked I guess.

That's pretty normal for binary/commercial versions of Unix.  It's a
time-saving as well as an information-hiding practice...

> 	Or some matter of two-stage boot loader...

Yah.  This is probably what will happen since the DG [P]ROM won't
understand the FFS, most likely (and we could make it understand,
say, LFS, cd9660, etc.).

> 	I can ask about, we have a few hard cover DG manuals around, but I
> believe most of the material that is pertinent to the systems we have is
> in PDF. I'll look and see what I can dig up at some point.

Any h/w docs would be useful!  :-)

-allen

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