Spec'n out a PS/2 Xenix box

[Alden Jackson]

I'm trying to configure an ORACLE database server (I think that's what
I want to call it) for a friend.  It must PS/2 machine, M70 or M80
(His call, not mine 8-{).  He needs access for 4 to 5 users, COLOR,
and 2 printers.  My initial reply was to go with the M70, the MCA
version of SCO's Xenix, lots of RAM (16M), and a big disk.  Get a
multiport card, 3 color terminals and a PS/2 M50 or such for PC stuff.
I think that I have enough ports left for a laser printer and a 132
column dot matrix.

Have I made any serious gaffs?  Do I have enough slots for ALL this?
Should I be using the M80 instead?  I haven't mentioned a backup
device, because I'm clueless about what is out there.  Any other ideas
as to how I could configure this system?  He doesn't plan to be
talking to any other machines, so I didn't look into Ethernet between
the server and the PC ($$$).

Thanks in advance,

aj						jackson at udel.edu