Its a vme based deskside machine, about the size of a sun3/160.
	m68k based (might even be 68010), ran B.O.S (Bull Operating System)
	which was svr3 (I believe) variant). MFM/ESDI disks. You _could_
	add a network card, but it was supported via some bizarre OS addon 
	that only allowed you a maximum of 32 sockets open on the system
	at any one time.

	(I had four of these back when I worked at city university :)

		David/absolute

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On Fri, 6 Nov 1998, J. Buck Caldwell wrote:

> So has anyone here ever heard of a Honeywell XPS100? I may be in the process of
> getting one, and I'd like to know what exactly it is.
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