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	August 1990 Software Technical Bulletin Contents
   
SunFLASH Vol 20 #12					 	August 1990 
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 [] SPARC Subjects: SPARCstation 1 SCSI Addressing
 [] SunOS Subjects: SunOS 4.1 and Standards
 [] Updated world hotlines for customer service calls
 [] Updated world-wide bug reporting information
 [] STB subscriptions and duplication
 [] Configurations: updated software release level tables,
    effective June 29, 1990

          SPARC Subjects: SPARCstation SCSI Addressing

This month's SPARC subjects include three topics. In addition to an
update on SPARC SIMM memory prices and SPARCstation benchmarks,
SPARCstation SCSI addressing is discussed in detail.

             SunOS Subjects: SunOS 4.1 and Standards

This month's SunOS Subjects sections features a technical paper on SunOS
4.1. The paper compares SunOS 4.1 compatibility with SVID and 4.3BSD.

                         World Hotlines

For Sun customers world-wide served by your local service groups, use
the customer service telephone numbers listed in this monthly item.
Also, look to this section during the upcoming year for details on your
local support call policies and procedures.

                    Reporting Bugs World-Wide

A list of Sun service centers, addresses, email hotlines, and telephone
hotlines appears. The information in this monthly note continues to be
expanded as Sun software service centers are added world-wide.

                STB Subscriptions and Duplication

This notice is published monthly, giving customers useful information
regarding ordering multiple STB hardcopy subscriptions, and duplicating
additional STB copies from a single `master' copy. This duplication
permission is limited, as detailed in the note.

Configurations: Current Sun Software Products and Release Level Tables

The seven tables showing current Sun software product release levels
appear monthly. These tables show release levels for operating systems,
communications products, unbundled languages, unbundled applications,
unbundled graphics, other products, and TOPS networking products. The
tables in this issue are updated through June 29, 1990.

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