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	Iterations: An interdisciplinary journal of software history
		Honeywell boasted several other operating systems, each supported by its own internal groups.
		MIT continued to collaborate in its development until 1977, after which point the burden passed exclusively to Honeywell, which in turn divested its computer operations to the French firm Bull.
		While most of the Multicians themselves appear to blame this on half-hearted support by Honeywell and the slow development of suitable hardware, the more interesting question may be whether such an approach could ever have succeeded—even with the backing of IBM itself.
	www.cbi.umn.edu /iterations/haigh.html (3680 words)

	Multics - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		However, it had a powerful impact in the computer field, due to its many novel and valuable ideas; in particular, the Unix system (produced by Bell Labs personnel who had worked on Multics), the GNU project and the much later Linux kernel, are in part descended from Multics.
		Multics was developed initially for the GE-645 mainframe, a 36-bit system; later, it was supported on the Honeywell 6180 series machines.
		Honeywell bought G.E.'s computer division, released a better hardware base, and continued system development until 1985.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Multics (1892 words)

	Multics Virtual Memory - Tutorial and Reflections
		Honeywell did not have a dominate market position, its products were a mish-mash of architectures and operating systems, and it lacked a clear vision of how to provide value to customers.
		The 6180 CPU had similar PTW and SDW associative memories, along with a general instruction and data cache, and Multics computed encacheability at the segment level as a function of access mode and sharing status.
		In the 6180 implementation, we were able to have a single descriptor segment per process, and have the hardware validate all calls and returns, whether within the same ring or across rings.
	ftp.stratus.com /vos/multics/pg/mvm.html (10148 words)

	from GECOS to GCOS8 an history of Large Systems in GE
		Honeywell management, prior the merger, was unsatisfied with the proposals prepared by its engineering and planning staff and was very pleased to find in the wedding basket the work on the Shangri-La project that becomes the Honeywell NPL project.
		Honeywell decided to re-launch MULTICS with a reimplemented 645 on the base of the H-6000 technology, that was announced late in 1973 as the Honeywell 6180 (delivered in 1974), later reintroduced as Level 68.
		Honeywell and Honeywell-Bull, more reluctantly, consider that their large business relies on the park of existing customers, and that even those customers were also IBM customers.
	www.feb-patrimoine.com /histoire/english/gecos_to_gcos8_part_2.htm (4283 words)

	DPS8 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		After the "merger" when Honeywell bought the GE computer dept, the Phoenix operation became Honeywell Large Information Systems Division, and they brought out a medium-scale integrated version of the GE 600 line as the Honeywell 6000 line.
		The Multics machine in this line was the Honeywell 6180, an improvement over the 645 in many areas.
		One thing that changed in the 6180 and its descendants was that the GIOC was eliminated.
	ed-thelen.org /comp-hist/honeywell-DPS8.html (440 words)

	Multics Glossary
		On the 6180, the pointer registers visible to the Multics instructions are actually fabricated illusions constructed of "address registers" shared with the non-Multics (GCOS) CPU's and segment and ring registers managed by the appending unit, which lock-step mimics every CU operation on the "address registers" to create the software illusion of pointer registers.
		The 645 and 6180 instruction instruction that stores an eight-word encoding of the processor state (other than register contents and the state of the EIS unit on the 6180) at the time of an interrupt or fault.
		This mechanism was used in the IBM 1050 and 2741 terminals, in various third-party terminals, and in the console typewriter of the 6180.
	www.mit.edu /~srz/multics-glossary.html (18881 words)

	Multics (Multiplexed Information and Computing Service) is a mainframe timesharing operating system begun in 1965 and ...
		The 6180 had dual processors that were each capable 1 MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second).
		Honeywell sold more systems to government, and to auto makers, universities, and commercial data processing services.
		The following year, Honeywell announced that it would be leaving the computing business and focus mainly on the aerospace industry.
	www.wagoneers.com /CS/City-U/ComputerScience/Multics/index.htm (1420 words)

	Honeywell 6000 series
		In 1970 General Electric sold their computing division to Honeywell.
		GE's 600-series machines were renamed as the Honeywell 6000 series and sold for a number of years.
		For complete details, see the GE-600 series entry.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ho/Honeywell_6180.html (35 words)

	Multics History
		The Honeywell 6180 was announced in January 1973 at the Boston Museum of Science.
		An interesting postscript to this story, though, is that HFSI (formerly Honeywell Federal Systems, Inc., later a quasi independent corporate subsidiary of Bull, and now known as Wang Federal) built a highly secure system on the same DPS6-plus hardware.
		Honeywell decided that it was more comfortable making thermostats and sold its computer division to its French partner Bull.
	www.landley.net /history/mirror/unix/multics/history.html (3680 words)

	Multics Glossary -G-
		Simulated on the 645 by the gatekeeper, supported in hardware on the 6180.
		Throughout Multics's life as a product it battled with GCOS for Honeywell resources and support of every kind.
		Operating system for the Honeywell Level 6 minicomputer.
	www.au.multicians.org /mgg.html (534 words)

	The Statpe of the Art
		Examples of commercially available descriptor-based systems are the IBM System/370 models that support virtual memory, the Univac (formerly RCA) System 7, the Honeywell 6180, the Control Data Corporation Star-100, the Burroughs B5700/6700, the Hitachi 8800, the Digital Equipment Corporation PDP- 11/45, and the Plessey System 250.
		Also in 1969, the Multics system, a joint project of M.I.T. and Honeywell, implemented in software and hardware a complete descriptor-based access control list system with hierarchical control of authorization on a Honeywell 645 computer system [26], [77].
		In 1973, a hardware version of the idea of rings of protection together with automatic argument address validation was implemented for Multics in the Honeywell 6180 [63].
	web.mit.edu /Saltzer/www/publications/protection/State.html (2157 words)

	multics -
		Bell Labs pulled out of the project in 1969; some of the people who had worked on it there went on to create the Unix system.
		The U in UNIX is rumoured to stand for "Uniplexed" as opposed to the "Multiplexed" of Multics, further underscoring the designers' rejections of Multics' complexity in favour of a more straightforward and workable approach.
		The last Multics machine was shut down on October 31, 2000 at the Canadian Department of National Defence.
	www.infotechloco.com /Inf-Computer-Topics-L---M/Multics.html (1786 words)

	Multics Glossary -R-
		A 6180 CPU register that causes a fault when a process transfers control to a ring at least that high.
		The 6180 generation SCUs did not at first support this two-phase operation, and much effort was spent by GCOS-oriented hardware designers to convince us to make Multics use LDAC, the GCOS locking instruction which indicates the locked state by zeroing the word in question in one phase, instead!
		Although there were 64 rings (an illusion created by software) on GE 645 Multics, there are 8 rings, supported in hardware, on the Honeywell 6180 in its various models.
	www.landley.net /history/mirror/unix/multics/mgr.html (2113 words)

	FAQ Multics Bibliography
		A minor hardware extension to the Honeywell 6180 processor is demonstrated to allow the primary memory requirements of a process in Multics to be approximated.
		From the viewpoint of Multics, it represents the first video-management software to be implemented, the first time character-at-a-time-interaction has been used, and a radical and complete departure from other editing and text preparation tools and techniques prevalent on Multics.
		Using the ability of the University of Calgary's Honeywell Multics Operating System to tailor a command and response environment, a subset of commands and responses (called GENIE) was set up in a user-friendly environment to facilitate novice students programming at CRT terminals.
	www.talkaboutsoftware.com /group/alt.os.multics/messages/5828.html (14012 words)

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		Однако уже на следующий день события вокруг Honeywell вновь оказались в центре внимания.
		Многие работники Honeywell и GE работают на различных объектах министерства энергетики, министерства обороны и NASA.
		Объединившись, GE и Honeywell увеличивают шансы на получение своего куска нового госзаказа для армии США, поскольку имеют больше наработок и свободных финансов, чем любой из их конкурентов.
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	Ionic Air Purifiers » Blog Archive » Honeywell Typo Links: permit), which novices sometimes mistook for a
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		In the 70s and 80s are 8 rings, supported in hardware, on the Honeywell 6180 in its various models.
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	The State of the Art
		Examples of commercially available descriptor-based systems are the IBM System/370 models that support virtual memory, the Univac (formerly RCA) System 7, the Honeywell 6180, the Control Data Corporation Star-100, the Burroughs B5700/6700, the Hitachi 8800, the Digital Equipment Corporation PDP- 11/45, and the Plessey System 250.
		Also in 1969, the Multics system, a joint project of M.I.T. and Honeywell, implemented in software and hardware a complete descriptor-based access control list system with hierarchical control of authorization on a Honeywell 645 computer system [26], [77].
		In 1973, a hardware version of the idea of rings of protection together with automatic argument address validation was implemented for Multics in the Honeywell 6180 [63].
	www.cap-lore.com /CapTheory/ProtInf/State.html (2157 words)

	All Information of Multics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Originally it was a cooperative project led by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (with Fernando Corbató), along with General Electric and Bell Labs.
		It was also one of the first written in a high level language; PLI was used, though the Burroughs B5000 system, which used ALGOL, preceded Multics.
		Bell Labs pulled out of the project in 1969 ; some of the people who had worked on it there went on to create the Unix system.
	multics.en.xvip.org (5135 words)

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		In 1970 General Electric sold their computing division to Honeywell.
		GE's 600-series machines were renamed as the Honeywell 6000 series and sold for a number of years.
		For complete details, see the GE-600 series entry.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Honeywell_6180 (53 words)

	C:\BELLBO~1\COMPUT~1\HTMFILES\00000442.HTM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		A paged and segmented form with access control at the segment level and a larger number (eight) of hierarchical access modes which would be used quite generally.
		Although it differed in a number of ways, the design was motivated by the Multics [Organick, 1972; Schroeder and Saltzer, 1971] architecture and the Honeywell 6180 implementation.
		A capabilities [Needham, 1972; Need- ham and Walker, 1977] form with access control provided by the capabilities and the ability to page larger objects described by the capabilities.
	research.microsoft.com /~gbell/Computer_Engineering/00000442.htm (457 words)

	Honeywell - Definitions from Dictionary.com
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	DigiBarn Photodocumentation: MIT LCS/1975 Brochure - Computer Resources
		The machines are accessed by terminals located within the Laboratory and by terminals within MIT or in other parts of the world through direct telephone lines and through the ARPA network.
		In addition, Laboratory members have access to the Multics time-sharing system based on a Honeywell 6180 computer with one billion bytes of secondary memory.
		This system is a nationwide resource, managed by MIT's Information Processing Center.
	www.digibarn.com /collections/photodocumenation/imlac-project-mac/mit_lcs75/computers.html (221 words)

	Multics Bibliography
		Henningan, K. Hardware Subverter for the Honeywell 6180, MTR-3280, Dec. 1976, pp.
		Honeywell, Prototype Secure MULTICS Specification, Preliminary draft, Honeywell Information Systems Inc., Mclean Va Federal Systems Operations, January 1976.
		The objective of the research described in this report was the development and software implementation of a Long Waveform Analysis System (WAVES) on the Honeywell 6180 Computer System running under the MULTICS operating System.
	www.au.multicians.org /biblio.html (11684 words)

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