Hi! >> Stripped down Unix can be ported to MSX. If we say "64K is enough for >>program". >> Some UNIX ports to 16-bit machines (Marat, can you say DVK? :-) prove that. >> MSX memory management is enough to handle multitasking environment if >> programs will not access hardware dirtectly -- and unix programs doesn't. >> ><and many other letters> > > I know yet another UNIX-realization for Z80: > > UZI (UNIZ ZILOG Implementation) by Douglas Braun, Very interesting! Try to get the source code, please. >this is an UNIX 7th edition implementation, which use HD-swaping for >task-switching and programs have only low 32K of memory. A friend of mine ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) HAS made a multitasking environment for MSX !! And the programs can be 44K long!! Have a look here: http://capsule.home.ml.org and here: http://www.civila.com/archives/msx/pr.html (not oficial yet, but... here's the latest version, that works without RS232).
