> "Johnie" == Johnie Ingram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Johnie> I'm glad the ultralinux kernel is capable of this, it must
Johnie> be more stable than I had imagined.
That makes two of us. I have an Ultra2 coming that I'm just looking
for an excuse to test sparc/linux on it.
Johni
At 20:14 -0300 1998-05-21, Johnie Ingram wrote:
>Incidentially is there anyone there who can test the installability of
>Debian/SPARC 2.0? I can't really because my only sparcstation is a
>server. :-)
I'll try an install of Debian/sparc[1] as soon as I actually get some
memory installed in my Sp
Eric Delaunay said:
]> For now, the port we work on is for sparc not for ultrasparc. I think an
]> ultrasparc distribution have to be considered a new port, since it is 64 bits
]> based as far as I know (am I wrong ?). I don't have any knowledge on this
]> part, I don't even know if the current
>> I'd like to know the team leadership/management of Debian S/Linux
>> project. We have determined to make our contribution to this team
>> and make the system commercially available to Linux community.
As Eric said the Debian leadership in this area isn't explicit. But
as the WNPP maintainer I
Ward Deng wrote:
> Dear Eric,
>
> I'd like to know the team leadership/management of Debian S/Linux
> project. We have determined to make our contribution to this team and
> make the system commercially available to Linux community.
I think there is no explicit leadership on this project. We are
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