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sunos wikipedia sep oct nov 16 2021 2022 2023 success fail about this capture timestamps the wayback machine http web archive org web 20221016104558 http en wikipedia org wiki sunos sunos from wikipedia the free encyclopedia jump to navigation jump to search operating system from sun microsystems sunos developer sun microsystems os family unix bsd svr4 working state historic now marketed as solaris source model closed source initial release 1982 40 years ago 1982 latest release 4 1 4 november 1994 27 years ago 1994 11 platforms motorola 680x0 sun386i sparc kernel type monolithic kernel default user interface sunview openwindows license proprietary binary only sunos is a unix branded operating system developed by sun microsystems for their workstation and server computer systems the sunos name is usually only used to refer to versions 1 0 to 4 1 4 which were based on bsd while versions 5 0 and later are based on unix system v release 4 and are marketed under the brand name solaris contents 1 history 2 sunos and solaris 3 user interface 4 see also 5 references 6 external links history edit sunos version release date codebase description sun unix 0 7 1982 unisoft unix v7 1 bundled with 68000 based sun 1 system no windowing system sunos 1 0 2 nov 1983 4 2bsd support for 68010 based sun 1 and sun 2 systems introduced sun windowing system sunos 1 1 3 4 apr 1984 sunos 1 2 3 jan 1985 sunos 2 0 may 1985 3 introduced the nfs protocol yellow pages yp distributed network information system remote procedure call rpc external data representation xdr and virtual file system vfs layer using vnodes coincided with release of 68020 based sun 3 hardware sunos 3 0 feb 1986 3 4 2bsd system v ipc optional system v tape offered utilities and development libraries sunos 3 2 sep 1986 3 same as 3 0 plus some 4 3bsd first support for sun 4 series sunos 3 5 jan 1988 sunos 4 0 dec 1988 4 3bsd with system v ipc new virtual memory system dynamic linking automounter system v streams i o sun386i support sunos 4 0 1 dec 1988 sunos 4 0 2 sep 1989 sun386i only sunos 4 0 3 may 1989 sunos 4 0 3c jun 1989 sparcstation 1 sun 4c only sunos 4 1 mar 1990 sunos 4 1e apr 1991 sun 4e only sunos 4 1 1 mar 1990 bundled with openwindows 2 0 sunos 4 1 1b feb 1991 sunos 4 1 1 1 jul 1991 sunos 4 1 1_u1 nov 1991 sun 3 3x only sunos 4 1 2 dec 1991 support for multiprocessor sparcserver 600mp systems first cd rom only release sunos 4 1 3 aug 1992 sunos 4 1 3c nov 1993 sparcclassic sparcstation lx only sunos 4 1 3_u1 dec 1993 sunos 4 1 3_u1b feb 1994 earliest release for which y2k compliance patches were available sunos 4 1 4 nov 1994 last release of sunos 4 sunos 5 x jun 1992 svr4 see solaris article sunos 1 only supported the sun 2 series systems including sun 1 systems upgraded with sun 2 68010 cpu boards sunos 2 supported sun 2 and sun 3 68020 series systems sunos 4 supported sun 2 until release 4 0 3 sun 3 until 4 1 1 sun386i 4 0 4 0 1 and 4 0 2 only and sun 4 sparc architectures although sunos 4 was intended to be the first release to fully support sun s new sparc processor there was also a sunos 3 2 release with preliminary support for sun 4 systems sunos 4 1 2 introduced support for sun s first sun4m architecture multiprocessor machines the sparcserver 600mp series since it had only a single lock for the kernel only one cpu at a time could execute in the kernel the last release of sunos 4 was 4 1 4 solaris 1 1 2 in 1994 the sun4 sun4c and sun4m architectures were supported in 4 1 4 sun4d was not supported sun continued to ship sunos 4 1 3 and 4 1 4 until december 27 1998 they were supported until september 30 2003 sunos and solaris edit sunos 4 1 1 tape in 1987 at t corporation and sun announced that they were collaborating on a project to merge the most popular unix flavors on the market at that time bsd including many of the features then unique to sunos system v and xenix this would become system v release 4 svr4 1 on september 4 1991 sun announced that its next major os release would switch from its bsd derived source base to one based on svr4 although the internal designation of this release would be sunos 5 from this point sun began using the marketing name solaris the justification for this new overbrand was that it encompassed not only sunos but also the openwindows desktop environment and open network computing onc functionality even though the new svr4 based os was not expected to ship in volume until the following year sun immediately began using the new solaris name to refer to the currently shipping sunos 4 release also including openwindows thus sunos 4 1 1 was rebranded solaris 1 0 sunos 5 0 would be considered a part of solaris 2 0 sunos 4 1 x micro versions continued to be released through 1994 and each of these was also given a solaris 1 x equivalent name in practice these were often still referred to by customers and even sun personnel by their sunos release names matching the version numbers was not straightforward sunos 4 1 x solaris 1 x openwindows releases sunos version solaris version openwindows version 4 1 1 4 1 1b 4 1 1 1 1 0 2 0 4 1 2 1 0 1 2 0 4 1 3 1 1 smcc version a 3 0 4 1 3c 1 1c 3 0 4 1 3_u1 1 1 1 3 0_u1 4 1 3_u1b 1 1 1b 3 0_u1b 4 1 4 1 1 2 3 0_414 today sunos 5 is universally known as solaris although the sunos name is still visible within the os itself in the startup banner the output of the uname command and man page footers among other places matching a sunos 5 x release to its corresponding solaris marketing name is simple each solaris release name includes its corresponding sunos 5 minor version number for example solaris 2 4 incorporated sunos 5 4 there is one small twist after solaris 2 6 the 2 was dropped from the solaris name and the sunos minor number appears by itself the latest solaris release is named solaris 11 and incorporates sunos 5 11 user interface edit this section does not cite any sources please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources unsourced material may be challenged and removed february 2010 learn how and when to remove this template message gui environments bundled with earlier versions of sunos included suntools later sunview and news in 1989 sun released openwindows an open look compliant x11 based environment which also supported sunview and news applications this became the default sunos gui in sunos 4 1 1 see also edit comparison of bsd operating systems comparison of operating systems illumos opensolaris openindiana solaris operating system unix wars references edit a b salus peter 1994 a quarter century of unix addison wesley pp 199 200 isbn 0 201 54777 5 beginner s guide to the sun workstation pdf sun microsystems p 2 retrieved 2019 08 31 a b c d e solaris operating system unix operating system documentation project retrieved 2006 12 14 sunos 1 1 tape image and label sun microsystems retrieved 2019 08 31 sun operating system release 1 1 derived from unix 4 2 bsd external links edit the sun hardware reference overview sunos solaris version history at the wayback machine archived june 2 2008 an introduction to solaris a sample chapter from solaris internals core kernel architecture by jim mauro richard mcdougall prentice hall 2000 pdf info on sunos from osdata last updated february 17 2002 initial solaris announcement v t e sun microsystems acquired by oracle hardware sun 1 sun 2 sun 3 sun386i sun 4 sparcstation 1 2 10 20 5 netra ultra enterprise sun blade sun fire sparc enterprise sparc javastation sun ray sun modular datacenter software sunos solaris nis nis nfs zfs sunview news openwindows java desktop system studio java staroffice iplanet sun java system sun secure global desktop mysql sun xvm glassfish virtualbox storage storagetek sun open storage qfs zfs performance sun cloud sun constellation system sun visualization system sun grid engine lustre research sun microsystems laboratories picojava fortress project looking glass education scps bluej community common development and distribution license java community process netbeans openoffice org opensolaris opensparc openjdk open source university meetup people bill joy andy bechtolsheim scott mcnealy vinod khosla slogans the network is the computer write once run anywhere category v t e unix and unix like operating systems and compatibility layers architecture filesystem history philosophy security shell operating systems bsd 386bsd freebsd netbsd openbsd dragonfly bsd nextstep darwin macos ios audioos ipados tvos watchos bridgeos sunos ultrix coherent gnu hurd harmonyos liteos linux android chromeos lynxos minix mos qnx blackberry 10 research unix serenityos system v a ux aix hp ux irix openserver solaris opensolaris illumos tru64 unix unixware xenix more compatibility layers cygwin darling eunice gnv interix machten microsoft posix subsystem mks toolkit pase p i p s pws vse af unix system services userland technologies windows services for unix windows subsystem for linux italics indicate discontinued branches category commons v t e berkeley software distribution people bob fabry keith bostic marshall kirk mckusick michael j karels bill joy samuel leffler jordan hubbard theo de raadt poul henning kamp matthew dillon ozalp babaoglu lynne and william jolitz derivatives active freebsd openbsd netbsd dragonfly bsd junos os darwin ps3 ps4 ps vita operating system nintendo switch system software full list discontinued 386bsd bsd os sunos trueos ultrix companies sleepycat software walnut creek cdrom berkeley software design ixsystems other topics comparison history licensing bsd daemon computer systems research group category commons retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title sunos oldid 1083873212 categories berkeley software distribution discontinued operating systems sun microsystems software unix system v hidden categories articles with short description short description is different from wikidata articles needing additional references from february 2010 all articles 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