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 | | Operating system advocacy Operating system advocacy is an attempt to increase the awareness of a given locked in. | | | Trion Operating System The Trion Object Oriented Operating System is an BSD License. | | | SOS (operating system) SOS, which stands for the S ophisticated O perating S ystem, was the computer HFS file system. |
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http://www.brainyencyclopedia.com/topics/operating.html
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| | Cray |
| | Cray Research Cray Research was founded by 1972. | | | The company was famous for its Cray-1 vector computer. | | | Cray Inc. Cray, Inc. is a Cray Research. |
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| | A short introduction to operating systems |
| | AmigaDOS is an operating system for the Commodore Amiga computer. | | | An operating system is itself a computer program which must be executed. | | | An operating system is a layer of software which takes care of technical aspects of a computer's operation. |
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http://www.iu.hio.no/~mark/os/os.html
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| | wikien.info: Main_Page |
| | Linux is the name of a computer operating system and its kernel. | | | Once viewed as an operating system only computer geeks could use, Linux is today a much more user-friendly system, with many graphical interfaces and applications that bear a close resemblance to those of popular consumer operating systems. | | | The GNU project was started in 1983 for developing a complete Unix-like operating system, including software development tools and user application programs, entirely of free software. |
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http://www.pardus.info
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| | Cray-1 |
| | The Cray-1 was succeeded in 1982 by the 500 megaflops Cray X-MP, the first Cray multi-processing computer. | | | Cray Operating System (COS) (later machines would run UniCOS, Cray's UNIX flavour), | | | CRAY-1 Computer System Hardware Reference Manual, Publication No. 2240004 Rev.C 11/77 – first three chapters |
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/encyclopedia/cray_1
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| | cray |
| | The Cray Operating System (COS), and latter Unicos, are both variants of Unix. | | | It is a credit to the architecture of these machines that a Cray using an 80mhz cpu, and 4mb of ram can be considered 5 times the machine as one using a 200mhz cpu, with 64mb of ram. | | | Cray machines use a variant of Unix, and will often use resources located on other machines. |
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http://www.notpurfect.com/main/cray.html
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| | Multics Glossary |
| | The cray station software on Multics allowed us to use Multics as a front-end computer for the Cray. | | | This 7094 operating system was created at MIT Project MAC and first demonstrated in 1961. | | | MST Either "Multics standard tape" or "Multics system tape", which latter was in fact an instance of the former, being a checksummed, labeled, headered, trailered, fixed-length-record tape format with periodic tape marks used for all backup tapes and disk snapshots, as well as the tapes from which the system and BOS were booted. |
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http://web.mit.edu/afs/net/user/srz/www/multics-glossary.html
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| | Cray Inc - The Supercomputer Company > Products > XT3 > Overview |
| | The Cray XT3 Catamount microkernel runs on the compute PEs and provides a computational environment that minimizes system overhead—critical to allowing the systems to scale to thousands of processors. | | | All memory in the Cray XT3 system is protected with Chipkill™ technology, which increases memory reliability by two orders of magnitude when compared with standard error checking and correction (ECC) alone, enabling high memory reliability even in systems with tens of thousands of DIMMs. | | | Building on the success of its predecessors, the Cray T3D™ and the Cray T3E™ systems, the Cray XT3 system brings astounding new levels of scalability and sustained application performance to high performance computing (HPC). |
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| | Future operating system direction for Cray customers |
| | This work will ensure that the functionality and features that Cray customers currently value and use on UNICOS and UNICOS/mk systems will be available for their high-performance computing needs in the future. | | | The base IRIX system is a monolithic SMP UNIX system based on System V. It includes many SGI extensions for fine-grained multithreading, graphics, parallel programming, high-performance I/O, and real-time. | | | The rest of this document focuses on the operating system work that is needed; programming environment work is not addressed here. |
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http://www.scd.ucar.edu/dig/cuglog/summer97/text/4.os.html
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| | CCEVS Website |
| | The UNICOS/mp operating system that runs on the mainframe is based upon IRIX 6.5, optimized for use on Cray X1 hardware. | | | The Cray UNICOS/mp Operating System Version 2.4.15 on Cray X1 hardware TOE consists of several components, both hardware and software. | | | The software is composed of the UNICOS/mp operating system that runs on the Cray X1 mainframe. |
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http://niap.nist.gov/cc-scheme/st/ST_VID4031.htm
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| | HPC Computing System Resources: Cray X1 |
| | HPC Computing System Resources: Cray X1 HPC Computing System Resources: Cray X1 The Cray X1 is a system designed with exceptional memory bandwidth, interconnect performance, and vector-processing capabilities to meet the demanding sustained computational requirements of high end computer users. | | | Like the CRAY T3E, the X1 employs a high speed interconnection network to provide scalability to large numbers of processors and has a directly addressable global memory with global cache coherency. | | | The Cray X1 implements a completely new instruction set that supports both 64- and double-speed 32-bit operations and more and larger vector registers. |
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http://www.ahpcrc.org/resources/x1.html
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| | User Manual:Processing on the Cray C90:ASC Cray C90 Operating System |
| | The interactive UNIX operating system was developed by AT&T and has been extended and enhanced at the University of California at Berkeley. | | | As such, it is very much like UNIX operating systems on a wide variety of other computers. | | | UNICOS is based on the AT&T UNIX System V with some enhancements from Berkeley UNIX (bsd 4.3). |
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http://www.asc.edu/usermanual/crayos.html
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| | The operating system is a combination of UNIX and COS functionality (COS was the Cray operating system prior to UNICOS). | | | In the main, a database management system is an integrated system of computer programs and files for organizing, storing, and retrieving data. | | | This operating system is based upon ATandT UNIX and has the Bourne and the C shells available. |
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http://www.navo.hpc.mil/usersupport/MANUAL/AppB.UM.html
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| | SDSC System and Network Software |
| | This is systems software and papers concerning the SDSC Cray UNICOS system. | | | SDSC developed RTMON to monitor the RS232 ports of various computers, routers, and other peripheral devices located at SDSC. |
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| | Parallel and Multiprocessor Systems |
| | Operating System for the experimental X-Tree Computer Architecture at the Univ. of Calif. at Berkelely. | | | A modular timesharing system providing files, directories, processes, and pipes. | | | An OS developed at the Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory for the Mark III Hypercube multiprocessor, primarily to support asynchronous discrete event simulation. |
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http://www.csee.wvu.edu/~jdm/classes/cs258/OScat/multi.html
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| | Operating System |
| | Revison A modules are not binary compatible with other Cray PVP systems. | | | CRAY SV1 Revision A CPUs require CRAY SV1 specific software packages (including asynchronous software products). | | | Forces execution of an unsafe binary even when CRAY SV1 Revision A safe enforcement is turned on. |
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http://docs.cray.com/books/004-5001-002/html-004-5001-002/zfixedvpfumcwg.html
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| | SDSC Resource Management System |
| | The Resource Management System (Res) is a package for maintaining project allocation and usage information in a UNIX environment. | | | Res has been tuned to work with Cray's Unicos operating system, but the SP/AIX version exists and should work with minor modifications on non-Unicos UNIX platforms. | | | An example is the query of the rdb before a job submission is allowed with a queuing system (LoadLeveler, LSF, or NQE). |
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http://www.sdsc.edu/hpc/RES/res_v0.html
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| | For the LM, a continuous data assimilation system based on the nudging approach provides analyses at hourly intervals. | | | For the GME, analyses are derived for the analysis times 00, 06, 12 and 18 UTC based on an intermittent optimum interpolation scheme. | | | 2.2.4 ATM Access from the LAN to the ORIGIN 2000 systems is done via routers to the ATM-connected computers. |
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http://www.wmo.ch/web/www/DPS/Annual-Tech-Progress/2000/Germany.doc
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| | Increasing Security on Your UNICOS System |
| | In addition, you should upgrade your version of UNICOS to the most recent available, since many improvements to the security of your system have been integrated into the most recent base operating system. | | | The mods listed below are Cray binary files available to correct each described problem. | | | The patches described below have been identified as important in assuring that this baseline level has been met. |
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http://ciac.llnl.gov/ciac/bulletins/b-17.shtml
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| | SecurityTracker.com Archives - Network Queueing System (NQS) on Cray UNIX (UNICOS) Has Format String Error That Lets ... |
| | Description: A vulnerability was reported in the Network Queueing System (NQS) daemon running on all versions of Cray's UNIX Cray Operating System (UNICOS) and possibly on some other UNIX operating systems. | | | SUCCESSFULLY TESTED ON ---------------------- Cray T3E running UNICOS/mk revision 2.0.5.54 HISTORY ------- The NQS, or Network Queueing System, is a popular batch software processor which is used to perform job control and leveraging in supercomputing environments which require heavy symmetric multi processing. | | | The author of the report notes that this vulnerability has been exploited successfully in a RISC environment, using ALPHA processors and that it may be easy to exploit on PowerPC and SPARC environments. |
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http://www.securitytracker.com/alerts/2001/Nov/1002854.html
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| | WDVL: Web Databases |
| | It runs on almost all operating systems and has been integrated into most programming languages and environments. | | | Deciding this depends on the natural structure of your data, and the kind of search and navigation system you want. | | | At the simplest end of the spectrum, if your data can be structured as a small table and you just want to retrieve records according to one or two field values, then a small custom program will suffice. |
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http://wdvl.com/Authoring/DB
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| | - installed systems software, performed tape backups, and developed procedures to transfer software from remote Unix computers to the LAN using cu on the UNIX machines and using slip/ftp on the IBM 486. | | | Performed systems programming for the IBM 360/65 and 40, using OS and ASP: | | | This involved porting and interfacing to Unix CGS graphics routines and writing Unix versions of some of the CTSS system calls. |
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http://www.nmia.com/~iuzzolin/Services/cvi.html
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| | Media History Timeline: 1980s |
| | 1980: The public sees a computer digital imaging system. | | | 1983: Cisco Systems starts network router manufacturing business. | | | 1983: Japan's NHK presents its analog HDTV system at Swiss conference. |
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http://www.mediahistory.umn.edu/time/1980s.html
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| | cos |
| | The acronym COS may have one of several meanings, the majority having to do with computer operating systems (OSs): | | | Concurrent Operating System (OS, UNIVAC 9200, UNIVAC 9300) | | | Corporation for Open Systems (org., OSI user group) |
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http://www.yourencyclopedia.net/COS.html
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| | cray - definition by dict.die.net |
| | The term is actually the lowercased last name of Seymour Cray, a noted computer architect and co-founder of the company. | | | (properly, capitalized) One of the line of supercomputers designed by Cray Research. | | | [Obs.] [Written also crayer, cray, and craie.] --Shak. |
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| | NSC News, Operating System Upgrade |
| | The system will be unavailable during this time. | | | The operating system on the NSC T3E will be upgraded during the regular maintenance slot Monday May 3, 07:00-09:00. | | | We will not be able to checkpoint jobs before the upgrade and restart them under the new operating system. |
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| | cos - definition by dict.die.net |
| | COS Concurrent Operating System (OS, UNIVAC 9200, UNIVAC 9300) | | | COS Commercial Operating System (OS, DEC, PDP 11) | | | COS Corporation for Open Systems (org., OSI, user group) |
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http://dict.die.net/cos
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| | CRAY UNICOS 6.0 and 6.1 accton vulnerability |
| | The bug also allows a normal user to turn system accounting on or off. | | | Cray Research has developed architecture specific patches for this vulnerability in the accton(1) command. | | | The mod numbers and the archi- tectures for which they apply are listed below and can be obtained by contacting your local technical support representative from Cray Research. |
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http://ciac.llnl.gov/ciac/bulletins/b-31.shtml
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| | Vintage Computer Festival |
| | HP-IPL/OS: An Operating System for the HP21xx MiniComputer | | | Intellivision: The Classic Video Game System of the 1980s | | | A Brief History of Operating Systems Through Time |
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http://www.vintage.org/links.php
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