how brain dead is AIX?
drake at drake.almaden.ibm.com
drake at drake.almaden.ibm.com
Thu Jul 5 05:15:45 AEST 1990
In article <508 at ss01.pppl.gov@ccc.nmfecc.gov> jsm at ss01.pppl.gov@ccc.nmfecc.gov (John Scott McCauley Jr.) writes:
> So, do you get:
> 1) the System V file system or the 'Berkeley Fast File System'
You get the IBM Journalled File System, with better reliability characteristics
than the others. Filesystems can be dynamically extended into non-contiguous
space while the system runs. From the user's perspective, the system has
Berkeley-like long file names, not 14-character SysV names.
> 2) streams or sockets
Sockets.
> 3) job control (control-Z)
Yes.
> 4) AT&T or Berkeley terminal device driver.
Both, plus a POSIX terminal device driver.
>B) 'Most 4.3 BSD commands, system calls, and library routines are supported.'
> (p.3) and features include a '4.3 BSD compatibility library'. (p.5)
>
> Ok, what is missing?
I can't give you any exhaustive lists, but IBM has a book entitled the
"AIX Family Definition Overview", order number GC23-2002, that lists every
command and function in SysV and BSD and tells which ones are supported
by the AIX Family Definition.
Sam Drake / IBM Almaden Research Center
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