guys- i just wanted to let you know what i'm up to. i really want to start pushing hard on 2.6.0 to get it out the door. it's not an easy task given that ganglia is currently running on so many platforms. i really want to keep it that way.
to help.. i've installed micro$oft's virtual pc on a workstation here
and i'm currently installing freebsd 4, freebsd 5 and solaris 9 x86.
(actually the workstation has two CDs so i'm currently installing
freebsd 4 and 5 simultaneous.. neato).
i'm downloading the solaris iso images now. i only see the solaris 9
download right now... i'll like to install an older version as well.. i
know i have some old 7 or 8 cd's somewhere.
i'll be able to run multiple operating system in multiple windows and
have them all work with the same CVS repository. given this setup i
should be able to accelerate development on those platforms.
MacOSX is similar enough to FreeBSD that i think it shouldn't be too
painful.
i'm now sure how to handle the AIX/Tru64/HPUX/IRIX guys... ideas? could
we setup a ganglia developers compile farm somehow? any donation of
accounts?
-matt
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