On Dec 20, 2006, at 12:37 PM, Jack Woehr wrote:
Tom Duerbusch wrote:
IUCV and VCTCA, works well in 12 MB.
OSA and Hipersockets, 48 MB.
Now back on tangent to the origional discussion...
Speaking of tangents ....
There's OCO in Linux/390 ... is it *necessary* to run a guest OS or
is it possible to run (and run efficiently?) a guest OS like, um, say,
just hypothetically, OpenBSD/390 without any OCO?
Sure.
I don't know how much OCO there really is anymore, actually. The
QDIO drivers are available now, and I think there's even a 3590
implementation. You could certainly get a Linux system, with
networking, built without anything that isn't Free Software.
Adam
