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This is for the MIPS based RM200/300/400 servers.
I copied this years ago during an internship and don't have access to the original media, so its iso only.
As I was looking this up, it says its supported platforms were NSC-32x32, Intel 80186, Intel 80386, Intel 80486, MIPS...
I wonder if PCem would do a good job at emulating this. :/
As I was looking this up, it says its supported platforms were NSC-32x32, Intel 80186, Intel 80386, Intel 80486, MIPS...
I wonder if PCem would do a good job at emulating this. :/
Huh? Where did you "look [that] up"? The photo of the disc is pretty clear on which machines this will run. No PCem I know can emulate MIPS CPUs. Maybe (just MAYBE) at some point MAME will be able to run it. But not yet
I upload stuff to archive.org from time to time. See here for everything that doesn't fit BA
Darkstar wrote:Huh? Where did you "look [that] up"?
*cough* Wikipedia. *cough*
Then look again. There is a whole bunch of distinct varieties of Sinix:
* The original Sinix: NSC-32x32 (up to Sinix 5.2x) and Intel 80486 CPUs (Sinix 5.4x - non MIPS) in their MX-Series
* SINIX-N, SINIX-O, SINIX-P, SINIX-Y for RM-200, RM-300, RM-400 and RM-600, all MIPS
* SINIX-L for the PC-MXi on the Intel 80386 processor
* SINIX-Z for the SNI WX-200 and other IBM-compatible i386 PCs on the Intel 80386 and newer processors
This is Reliant UNIX and is the successor to Sinix-N and will only run on MIPS. Maybe you could extend gxemul to emulate the RMxxx and then run it.
The easiest way to run any Sinix today would be Sinix-Z, if you can find it.