[TUHS] NFS at 40

[Charles H Sauer (he/him) via TUHS]

On 9/28/2025 10:32 PM, Rudi J. Blom via TUHS wrote:
> On my DEC Proliant/1600 running SCO UNIX 3.2V4.2 I have "SCO NFS Runtime
> 1.2.1j". Looking at the start/stop script I see it starts with:
> 
> :
> #      @(#)nfs 4.8.1.3 System V NFS  source
> #      SCCS IDENTIFICATION
> #
> # System V NFS
> #
> # Copyright 1986-1989 Lachman Associates, Incorporated (LAI)
...

Except for the DEC label, that seems expected.
- If memory serves, Proliant/1600 was a Compaq Pentium II design
- SCO & ISC were the most popular X86 ports prior to SVR4
- Both SCO & ISC used Lachman NFS

The Proliant/1600 was roughly concurrent with Compaq's 1998 acquisition 
of DEC, so it seems a little surprising that it would be sold with a DEC 
label, potentially confusing customers interested in DEC machines with 
non-X86 processors.

Charlie
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