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Subject: Reno (was Re: What *was* the Tahoe?)
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>Tahoe was the internal "code" name that Computer Consoles Inc used
>for their Power 6/32 processor.

That's useful.  The Tahoe-specific documentation also mentions
the Harris HCX-7, the Unisys 7000/40, and ICL Clan 7 - were
these in any way compatible with the Tahoe, or just "other"
ports?

And where does "Reno" come from, while we're at it?

Tim. (shoppa@trailing-edge.com)