#Suntember#NFS History: Architecture diagram drawn at the 1st (and only?) NFS architecture offsite, sometime in 1983. It has held up well. #SunMicrosystems
This article is about Intuit, but it has a picture of the sign at 2700 Coast Ave in Mountain View, a former #SunMicrosystems building. I worked in several Sun buildings in the area for many years. Most are now Intuit buildings.
Stanford SUN board status & licensees as of Jan. 4, 1982: Cadlinc, Forward Technology, Pacific Microcomputer, Codata, and Imagen. Not mentioned is whether the licenses were from Stanford or AVB's company VLSI Systems (VSI). #Suntember#SunMicrosystems
Got a Sun Netra X1 for just 50€ from a private seller in Rome. He offered to deliver it to me personally.
The server came with Solaris 8 preinstalled, but I wanted to have a modern system on it. In lack of an optical drive, I set up a serial console to the Sun LOM, and took up the challenge of installing NetBSD over network, via DHCP/RARP and NFS [1]. (See screenshot).
#suntember My final post for Suntember, though strictly these are Oracle-era. These are silicon wafers of SPARC M7 if I recall correctly. Sunglasses for size comparison.
Walked around the office today (the Oracle Solaris & hardware building on the former #SunMicrosystems Santa Clara, California campus) and took some pictures for #Suntember. First up, some of our wall art: