On Mon, 8 Jun 1998, Erik E. Fair wrote:

> A/UX starts up the same way that NetBSD/mac68k does - by starting MacOS first.

D'oh!  I never managed to get any first-hand experience with A/UX,
unfortunately.  I'm really suprised - seems a dumb way to do it.  Is my
impression correct that after A/UX boots MacOS applications run on top of
A/UX (not like MachTen where a MacOS app runs as a peer to MachTen)?
Does A/UX have a booter, or an extension?  (Apple should make A/UX a free
unsupported download now, I'd love to play with it... :)

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Nathan Raymond
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