4 ms·
4.3 Reno, apparently added as part of OSI networking, which explains why no one has ever heard of it. (Pretty sure 4.3BSD didn't have loadable kernel modules;
by kps 10y ago
4.3 Reno, apparently added as part of OSI networking, which explains why no one has ever heard of it.
(Pretty sure 4.3BSD didn't have loadable kernel modules; you built your kernel from source, uphill both ways in the snow.)
- kjs3 10y agoYou may not have heard of it, but many of us have (and ran it back in the day). The key things most people care about in Reno are NFS and POSIX, which did end up being more important than OSI.