@InProceedings{zajcew:osf1,
  author = {Roman Zajcew and Paul Roy and David Black and Chris Peak and Paulo
  Guedes and Bradford Kemp and John LoVerso and Michael Leibensperger and
  Michael Barnett and FaraMarz Rabii and Durriya Netterwala},
  title = {An {OSF/1 UNIX} for Massively Parallel Multicomputers},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the 1993 Winter USENIX Technical Conference},
  year = {1993},
  month = {January},
  pages = {449--468},
  keywords = {unix, parallel operating system, multiprocessor file system,
  pario-bib},
  comment = {Describing the changes to OSF/1 to make OSF/1 AD TNC, primarily
  intended for NORMA MIMD multicomputers. Enhancements include a new file
  system, distributed implementation of sockets, and process management. The
  file system still has traditional file systems, each in its own partition,
  with a global name space built by mounting file systems on each other. The
  change is that mounts can be remote, ie, managed by a different file server
  on another node. They plan to use prefix tables for pathname translation
  (welch:prefix,nelson:sprite). They use a token-based protocol to provide
  atomicity of read and write calls, and to maintain consistency of client-node
  caches. See also roy:unixfile. Process enhancements include a new SIGMIGRATE,
  rfork(), and rforkmulti().}
}