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en-wikipedia-org-8174		IBM RT PC - Wikipedia			.html	text/html	2553	304	68	Main article: IBM Personal System/2 § 6152 Academic System The keyboard, mouse, display, disk drives and network were all controlled by a microkernel, called Virtual Resource Manager (VRM), which allowed multiple operating systems to be booted and run at the same time. AIX v2 included full TCP/IP networking support, as well as SNA, and two networking file systems: NFS, licensed from Sun Microsystems, and IBM Distributed Services (DS). Some RT PCs were also shipped with the Academic Operating System (AOS), an IBM port of 4.3BSD Unix to the RT PC. Most industry watchers considered the RT as "not enough power, too high a price, and too late."[citation needed] Many thought that the RT was part of IBM's Personal Computer line of computers. With typically configured models priced at $20,000, it was a hard sell, and the lack of any reasonable commission lost the interest of IBM's sales force.[citation needed] IBM RT Personal Computer Technology.	./cache/en-wikipedia-org-8174.html	./txt/en-wikipedia-org-8174.txt