Sounds awesome! I would love to setup a buildd for sparc (32 bit) on this machine for Debian Ports.
I'm a DD and I will send you my SSH public key later. Currently at the airport and on mobile only. Cheers, Adrian > On Oct 12, 2015, at 9:53 AM, Harka Gyozo SA <car...@ttk.pte.hu> wrote: > > On Sat, 10 Oct 2015 08:57:17 +0200, Josip Rodin wrote >> On Sun, Oct 04, 2015 at 09:43:04AM +0200, Peter Palfrader wrote: >>> John Paul Adrian Glaubitz schrieb am Sonntag, dem 04. Oktober 2015: >>> >>>> Where are those machines hosted at the moment and would it be possible >>>> to keep them at their current place but hand the administration to the >>>> people working on the sparc/sparc64 ports? >>>> >>>> I would love to set them up as buildds for Debian ports. >>> >>> The machines have broken disks so their raids have failed. And the >>> mgmt stuff is complaining about CPU and/or other fans too. >>> >>> I don't think you'd want those machines. > > I have a T2000 as a "hot spare". We can fire it up and give access to it if > DSA wants, or we can give access to "people working on the sparc/sparc64 > ports" while it's still hosted here. > AFAIK it has 8GB ram, two working ~73G sff sas hdds, an optical drive, 4xGbit > eth, and a working management. And it has T1 Naigara cpu (executes the SPARC > V9 instruction set). > AFAIK It has a virtualization support ( this works somehow with a solaris > hypervisor, and works with linux guests, but I think the machine is too small > to utilize this ). > We can also add some backup space (on a slow nas with rsync, etc.). > > But as I can see there is sompek and stadler still running... > > It' a little bit noisy, but still works well. > If I turn it on, I will not hear anything from it because there is an SGI UV > 1000 in that room :D > > I have a machine like schroeder, but that's still in use (armed to the teeth). > > > HARKA Győző > PTE-TTK SzSzK vez.h.