Pardon my intrusion on the Andrew mailing list, but I'm hoping someone can help me track down a paper I enjoyed reading around 1986 or so. It dealt with the problems the Andrew developers met when building on top of Berkeley UNIX. It included a lot of useful design criteria they developed to, for example, avoid exhausting resources inside the UNIX kernel, etc. (A similarly useful paper came out of the SPRITE project at Berkeley as well, BTW.) I've been through all the papers available via FTP on emsworth.andrew.cmu.edu, and neither those papers nor anything referenced in their bibliographies ring a bell (although Morris, "Make or Take" is close). I've WAISed around the usual tech-report sources to no avail. And I spent an evening rummaging around in my hardcopy files and journals at home (hey, I'm desperate!). Any pointers anyone can provide would be appreciated. Please email responses to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks in advance! John Sloan "Since I've given up hope, +1 303 497 1243 NCAR/SCD I feel much better." Fax +1 303 497 1137 Boulder CO 80307-3000 USA [EMAIL PROTECTED] Logical Disclaimer: belong(opinions,jsloan). belong(opinions,_):-!,fail.
