DENNIS SMITH wrote to RENE LAEDERACH:   
   DS> -=> RENE LAEDERACH wrote to DENNIS SMITH <=-   
   DS>  Is this config around somewhere? I'd like to look at it.   
      
   It did somethings with your miggy and reportedly hacked Kickstart in a   
   non-standard way so that it would run, but only on certain KS versions.   
      
   DS>  I never used any other file except FFS; just for those dependency    
   DS> reasons System was CPU dependent.   
      
   With two 9 GB hard disks, you don't have too much of an option, I'm afraid.   
   AmigaFFS didn't support large disks, and PFS was the only thing that worked   
   more or less.   
      
   DS>  RL> run SAP for me).   
   DS>    
   DS>  What's SAP? IBM's RS6000 go for about $500grand. What for?   
      
   SAP is called a 'middleware', or some atrocious business software. The GUI   
   actually reminds you of a mainframe, with the worst features of AIX, OS/390    
   and   
   MS-DOS combined. The only saving grace is that so many people have bought it   
   and there's a user base so large that SAP won't go under. And there's so much   
   in the 3rd party software module area that you're bound to find a complete   
   solution for your company, even if you manufacture small gerbils for   
   ummm....special pleasures. ;)   
       
   And the RS/6000 I have at my disposal just has two CPUs, not 8 - so it was    
   not   
   that awfully expensive, even back then......   
      
   DS>  Sorry about that! It's -- soft3.net. www.soft3.net/pages/pictures_e.php   
   DS>  Mr. Redhouse was upset with them for posting it! =:o   
      
   Merci beaucoup!   
      
      
      
      
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