IBM Academic Operating System

Academic Operating System
Developer	IBM
Written in	C
OS family	4.3BSD Unix
Working state	Historic
Latest release	AOS43 / December 22, 1988
Marketing target	Academic institutions
Platforms	ROMP

Academic Operating System (AOS) was IBM's version of 4.3BSD Unix for the IBM RT. It was offered to academic institutions as an alternative to AIX, the usual RT operating system.

AOS had a few extra features, compared to standard 4.3BSD, notably NFS, and an almost ANSI C-compliant C compiler.

A later version of AOS existed that was derived from 4.3BSD-Reno, but it never was widely distributed.

External links

AOS FAQ

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