Run Debian Linux or NetBSD (if you swing that way) on you old mac, don't run A/UX. Besides being proprietary, it is out of date and a PITA to install and run. Linux is much more modern and easier to use. It also has better support for hardware. Besides, lots of people know and can help out with Linux, few if any know about A/UX.
Skipp
On Dec 16, 2003, at 7:27 PM, Aussie Kid 2005 wrote:
I have been searching for a relatively easy to operate and install version
of unix to run on one of my old mac machines when I came upon an article
about apple's ancient A/UX system. Was this any good? Where can I find a
copy of the software?
-- Andrew
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