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To: slacker711 who wrote (250)	7/26/1999 11:41:00 PM
From: w molloy	Read Replies (1) of 13582

Slacker - re : MSM4000, CE, IS-95, architecture philosophy. Hi slacker, A 'package' can house one or more 'chips' (i.e. integrated silicon). The package user (and the vendors own marketing blurb) often refers to the 'package' as a 'chip'! I covered some points regarding packages hosting multiple OS's quite recently in a discussion with Steve Malsin Message 10563707 A chip that happens to integrate two CPU's can have two separate OS's (one on each CPU). Mounting two separate OS's on a single CPU is possible. A top end case tool I know of does exactly this. However, the second OS is supplied by the case tool vendor, and is specifically designed to run with a hosting OS. The general case of mounting separate vendor's OS's (e.g. Windows CE with VxWorks RTOS) on the same CPU is not recommended. w.

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