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The '386 was the first in that line to support demand paged virtual memory which opened up a lot of things an OS could do. IMO that's the most important thing t
by HankB99 3y ago
The '386 was the first in that line to support demand paged virtual memory which opened up a lot of things an OS could do. IMO that's the most important thing the '386 provided. My second PC was a '386 that ran SCO UNIX. (First was an 8080 based Heathkit H-8 that ran CP/M.)