Windows NT 3.1:3.1.511.1
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| Windows NT 3.1.511.1 | |
| 内核版本 | 3.1 |
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| 架构 | MIPS, x86 |
| 版本 | Advanced Server, Workstation |
| 语言 | English (United States), French (France), German (Germany), Italian (Italy), Spanish (Spain) |
| 编译日期 | 1993/7/24 |
| 版本字串 | 3.1.511.1 |
新的特性
在第二阶段安装添加了介绍图。
注意事项
- 安装
在GUI安装之前，将C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32下的initial.inf和setup.inf中"" ? $(!LIBHANDLE) GetProcessor改为$(ProcessorID_I586)。
注意：硬盘不应超过500MB。
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- 正式版发布时新闻 [NTGOLD.ZIP Microsoft releases Windows NT!]
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Microsoft releases Windows NT! [1/1] Windows NT Advanced Server to Manufacturing Official announcement ────────────────────────────────────── For people who won't believe it!
NTGOLD.PR
Microsoft releases Windows NT, Windows NT Advanced Server to Manufacturing
REDMOND, WA -- July 27, 1993 -- Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) Tuesday
released both the Microsoft Windows NT operating system and Windows NT Advanced
Server to manufacturing.
The Windows NT Advanced Server is being released 30 days ahead of schedule.
Shipments of both products, designed for client-server solutions, are scheduled
to be available from value-added resellers, systems integrators, computer
manufacturers and software retailers -- as well as direct from Microsoft --
within three weeks.
"Windows NT is one of the largest software projects ever undertaken," said
Paul Maritz, senior vice president of the systems division at Microsoft.
"In four-and-a-half-years of development, the Windows NT team has delivered
an operating system with a new graphics and window management system and a new
networking system (client and server) -- all sharing a common, integrated, open
and certifiably secure design -- for three different chip architectures and both
uniprocessor and multiprocessor systems. To have done this without sacrificing
any of the original design goals is an incredible achievement.
"I am confident that as more people become familiar with Windows NT, it will
be seen as a robust, well-structured foundation that can be expanded upon for
many years to come."
The robustness of Windows NT and compatibility with existing hardware and
software were tested by an unprecedented 70,000-plus developers and 10,000-plus
corporate end-user sites prior to release. Microsoft has also been using Windows
NT internally for more than two years -- both as a development platform and as
its corporate server platform. In addition, the formal test process subjected
daily builds of Windows NT to heavy stress testing to expose any potential
problems.
"For business-critical computing, corporate users place a high priority on
stability and reliability," Maritz added. "We subjected Windows NT to the most
extensive testing effort in our history. The massive industry support
infrastructure now in place for Windows NT should make corporate users confident
that Windows NT is, as promised, an extremely powerful, reliable and open
solution for client-server computing."
Widespread Industry Support
---------------------------
The computer industry is responding to this major milestone with a large
outpouring of third-party support. Windows NT has been tested for compatibility
with more than 2,800 computers, printers and peripherals.
More than 70,000 development kits for Windows NT have been shipped, and more
than 2,000 new 32-bit applications for the Microsoft Windows and Windows NT
operating systems are being developed for release over the coming months. These
new applications will add to the base of tens of thousands of existing
applications for the Windows and MS-DOS operating systems that can be run
without change on Windows NT.
More than 15,000 people at 3,000 companies have been trained under the
Microsoft Solution Providers program to offer end users high-quality training
and technical support worldwide.
Leading computer hardware manufacturers, such as Acer, Compaq Computer,
Dell Computer Corp., ICL, Olivetti, SNI and more than 25 others, will ship
Windows NT and Windows NT Advanced Server pre-installed on their high-end
computer systems.
"We are thrilled to see the availability of Windows NT and Windows NT
Advanced Server," said Casey Powell, CEO, president and chairman of Sequent
Computer Systems Inc. "Corporate customers are voicing high demand for
Sequent's WinServer family of symmetric multiprocessing systems running Windows
NT. Clearly, Windows NT is a great applications server for business-critical
solutions."
These initial releases support both the Intel x86 and MIPS R4400- based
platform. In addition, Microsoft and Digital Equipment Corp. expect to have the
Alpha AXP version of Windows NT available within 60 days.
Users Praise Power, Stability, Open Architecture
------------------------------------------------
NASA is taking advantage of the portability and reliability of Windows NT
with a range of networked RISC, symmetric multiprocessor computers and x86
uniprocessor computers to manage its Mission Planet Earth project, which
analyzes and consolidates two terabytes of satellite-based geographic
information per day.
"Windows NT is highly robust and stable and is truly a next generation
operating system," said Dr. Briscoe Stephens, manager of NASA's Marshall Space
Flight Center. "Microsoft has taken the best parts of the operating systems
that exist today and put them into Windows NT, while reducing the expense of
training employees because of its ease of use."
The Arizona Department of Transportation will use Windows NT and Windows NT
Advanced Server as a platform for a workgroup CAD solution. "Stability and
single network log on are the biggest issues for my business," said Cliff
Barnett, EDP programmer and analyst, Arizona Department of Transportation.
"Windows NT is a much more stable platform, security is tighter and log on
is simplified. We don't have to keep track of 30 different passwords
anymore. And using the Windows interface with Windows NT is a real benefit.
Our employees have seamless access to the operating system without having to
think about what platform they are using."
Nordstrom, a leading West Coast-based retail chain, is rolling out an
enterprisewide inventory and sales management system based on Windows NT
technology and large NCR multiprocessing systems. "After studying many
alternatives, Nordstrom chose Windows NT Advanced Server for its new enterprise
management system," said Larry Shaw, PC coordinator at Nordstrom.
"We made this choice because of the clear advantages Windows NT offers in
distributed systems management, control and security. The Windows NT
Advanced Server makes our administrator's job much easier by offering a single
log-on feature plus remote administration and management capabilities. These
features give Nordstrom the ability to administer all of its stores from one
central location."
CONTACT: Microsoft Corp., Redmond
General sales and product information, 800/426-9400
or (for media only)
Collins Hemingway, 206/882-8080
or
Waggener Edstrom, Portland, Ore.
Linda O'Neill or Erin Holland, 503/245-0905
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