Re: "Non-volatile" OS ?

From: "drn@xxxxxxxxxx" <drn@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 31 Aug 2005 04:18:11 -0700

Thanks all for the comments ! However, I don't think
anyone has suggested a real-life-available COTS
OS that has the required features, other than possibly
Windows CE (which probably doesn't meet the
toolchain requirements).

Any other ideas ?
Any OS-vendors out there ready to chime in ?

Thanks in advance for your comments,
Best Regards, Dave

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