AIX for Apple Network Servers

AIX for Apple Network Servers is a version of IBM's (AIX) operating system that was released in 1996 to run on Apple Computer's PowerPC-based Network Servers.
==History==
AIX is based on Unix and was first released commercially in 1986 to support the RISC workstation.IBM RT Personal Computer Advanced Interactive eXecutive operating system and virtual resource manager, International Business Machines. 1986-01-21. By 1990, it was ported to support , predecessors to the PowerPC chips used by Apple.27 years of IBM RISC, RootVG AIX & Power Portal. Accessed 2021-02-27.
The Apple Network Servers began shipping in February 1996 with AIX 4.1.4 (codenamed "Harpoon") and could be updated to version 4.1.4.1 and finally, 4.1.5, which patched a serious .Floodgap ANSwers: The ANS FAQ by Cameron Kaiser, Floodgap. Accessed 2021-02-26. AIX is not supported by Power Macintosh systems.Power Mac G4 install AIX by ijj, The Unix and Linux Forums. 2011-08-07.
==References==
==See also==
*A/UX, Apple Computer's own version of Unix for 68k-based systems.
==External links==
*Developer Pages for AIX and Apple Network Server at Apple Developer World (archived 1997-06-15)
**AIX Developers Reference Guide for the Apple Network Server (archived 1997-06-15)
**AIX Application Binary Compatibility and the Apple Network Server (archived 1997-06-15)
**AIX for Apple Network Servers (PDF) by Apple Computer (1997-02, mirrored at Tech Insider)
*IBM AIX operating system at IBM
*The AIX on ANS FAQ by Cameron Kaiser at Floodgap ANSwers
**Software and Downloads
*RootVG.net AIX & Power Portal
* at Wikipedia
Category:Discontinued Apple software
Category:Operating systems
Category:Server software
Category:1996 introductions