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Subject: Re: coarse vs fine-grained locking in SMP systems 
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Date: Mon, 14 Jun 1999 17:35:26 -0400
From: "Mike O'Dell" <mo@servo.ccr.org>
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it was on a Purdue Dual Vax 11/780
much later DEC sold the 782 which was a
commercially produced version of the 
Purdue Dual VAX 11/780 which was built
from one machine and a bunch of "spares".
George Goble produced the parts list to
order from DEC Spares to build your own.
several got built.

	-mo


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