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David Sommers, Architect | Dialog Medical
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Bhaskar,
The September LinuxFormat has a very favorable, but very short review
of the Slax mini-distro:
http://slax.linux-live.org
There is also a MySlax Creator, which lets you add modules to a Live
CD or install it to a USB drive:
http://myslax.rabidhutch.co.uk
Chuck
On Aug 31,
I did have VistA running on Cache under Panther. I used a Cache.dat
from Hardhats. I was also able to run CPRS and the Cache Cube on the
same Powerbook running WinXP via Microsoft's Virtual PC 7. I haven't
looked at it though, since I installed Tiger. (Widgets are all the
rage now.)
Thanx, Chuck. It does look promising. I'll look at it some more.
-- Bhaskar
On Fri, 2005-09-02 at 01:34 -0500, chuck5566 wrote:
Bhaskar,
The September LinuxFormat has a very favorable, but very short
review
of the Slax mini-distro:
http://slax.linux-live.org
There is also a
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The PowerPC (from IBM) is the hardware platform used for the
Macintosh
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The PowerPC (from IBM) is the hardware platform used
However, the biggest volume of POWER architecture chips may not be
Mac computers. I understand that the Nintendo Gamecube may use a POWER
chip. Can someone confirm this?
* IBM PowerPC, 486 MHz
* ATI graphics
* 40 MB of total RAM
* 8 cm optical drive
* (optional)
.
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What else is commonly run
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The PowerPC (from IBM) is the hardware platform used for the
Macintosh today.
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On Aug 31, 2005, at 10:54 PM
Precisely. I was wondering whether porting GT.M to the PPC platform
could benefit those running operating systems other than OS X.
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That part I got, I use a PPC G5. It was the what else runs on the
PPC
that I was confused about, perhaps you were asking what other
This, I suppose, is a moment of frustration bubbling to the surface
(on my part).
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On Aug 30, 2005, at 10:29 PM, Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
I assume your basic goal is to come up
Ismet --
Thanx for the comments (and your enthusiastic support of VistA).
I agree that making .deb (or .rpm - since they are convertible) packages
would have value, and I have thought about it. Here is what has held me
back: once you have a running VistA system, from what folks like
Cameron
On 8/30/05, K.S. Bhaskar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Effective V4, Knoppix has expanded to over 3GB. Creating OpenVistA VivA
releases based on Knoppix V4 would mean releases of over 3.5GB - they
What about the Knoppix Light CD sized version? It's not out JUST YET,
but they say REAL SOON, NOW...
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I assume your basic goal is to come up with something like a turn
key
Greg --
Thank you for your comments, as well as all the support you provide to
members of this forum. Let me respond to your inputs:
GT.M has so few dependencies that it runs on every current release of
every major distribution of x86 GNU/Linux that I know of. It has been
run on SuSE, Gentoo,
I have been waiting for a couple of months for the Knoppix light CD that
is due out any day now. My left hand has a private bet with my right
hand as to whether it will come out before VistA Office EHR.
Yes, I could build on 3.9 for now.
-- Bhaskar
On Wed, 2005-08-31 at 09:06 -0500, Mike
This is a little OT for this thread, but has anyone been successful
getting OpenVistA running on OS X? I would be interested on hosting
the server side components on OS X server, but GT.M doesn't appear to
have an OS X version, and my first attempt at installing Cache on OS
X (10.4)
With Apple's pending architecture change from PPC to Intel, perhaps a
GT.M version for OS X wouldn't be that different than from an i86 BSD
version.
We are already supporting several clinics in rural Wyoming, and are
preparing a proposal to add OpenVista as an EMR solution for them.
: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 10:46 AM
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With Apple's pending architecture change from PPC to Intel, perhaps a
GT.M version for OS X wouldn't be that different than from an i86
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If you look for in the archives for GTM on OSX, we covered many of the
same things already
I will take a look at the GT.MAcculturation0.3.iso (I am downloading it now).
I just want to help make it work out of the box without any changes.
For starting points ideally I think you would want to be able to run directly off the CD or a
installed tar-ball, without any changes.
- Paths are
It's not the Mac per se. Lately, I haven't been terrible sanguine about
running Linux and am much more interested in running OS X myself, but
that's a different issue from whether a business case could be made for
running on the platform. Philosophically, I wish there were more
emphasis on
, 2005 1:25 PM
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VivA
It's not the Mac per se. Lately, I haven't been terrible sanguine
about
running Linux and am much more interested in running OS X myself, but
that's a different
Thanks for the list of live CDs, Mark. I'll look at them.
Apropos your comments. It is not possible for paths to the database to
be defined a priori, and this is prompted for, but everything else is
indeed predefined. Your comments make me wonder whether you had a
chance to try the OpenVistA
I know that, but ruuning GT.M on OS X really isn't the point. For my
own selfish reasons, I'd like to be able to run VistA on OS X (I just
don't want to be forced into running Linux, and I do like my Mac), but
my basic point was broader: Philosophically, I just don't see making
VistA available on
, Architect | Dialog Medical
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It's
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A business reason has to exist for any company to spend money and
resources
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FreeBSD already has a Linux compatible mode
Bhaskar wrote:
Please provide some guidance about future releases of OpenVistA VivA.
Bhaskar,
Thanks for providing your VivA disk images. I think most of us first learned
about live
Linux CD's from them.
Seeing how they change and get outdated so quickly, particularly the desktop
applications,
] Starting point for next OpenVistA VivA
I know that, but ruuning GT.M on OS X really isn't the point. For my
own selfish reasons, I'd like to be able to run VistA on OS X (I just
don't want to be forced into running Linux, and I do like my Mac), but
my basic point was broader: Philosophically, I just
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Whether or not Apple extends that to their platform on the x86
switchover is the statement. If they don't, someone else might. And
I'm just more familiar with Solaris' efforts than FreeBSD (even
Or, perhaps more to the point: the compiler back end clearly does
depend on the ABI, but to what degree does it otherwise depend on the
OS, rather than the architecture. At a minimum, the ISA will be the
same, regardless of whether you run Linux, Windows, or OS X.
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What else is commonly run on the PowerPC?
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On Aug 31, 2005, at 8:41 PM, Roy Gaber wrote:
We must keep in mind that the installed base of non x86 systems
will be
supported for
AIX
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What else is commonly run on the PowerPC?
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On Aug 31, 2005, at 8:41 PM, Roy Gaber wrote:
We must keep in
Please provide some guidance about future releases of OpenVistA VivA.
I have thus far used Knoppix (http://knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html)
as the basis for OpenVistA VivA FOIA Gold releases, and Morphix
(http://morphix.org) as the basis for OpenVistA VivA releases. The
former releases are
K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
Please provide some guidance about future releases of OpenVistA VivA.
At the other extreme, is Damn Small Linux (http://damnsmalllinux.org).
Sans VistA, this distribution is small enough to fit onto a business
card sized CD. With VistA, the download would be around 220MB.
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K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
Please provide some guidance about future releases of OpenVistA VivA
Much thanks goes to you Bhaskar for all of your support in maintaining
these releases.
Would it be possible to create .deb packages of GT.M/OpenVistA? It would
be so nice to automate and manage updates and installations on a running
Debian server with dpkg or apt-get. Perhaps something such
I assume your basic goal is to come up with something like a turn key
solution. Is that a fair assumption? Going back to the network effect
message, I don't know that marrying your solution to Debian, Knoppix,
Red Hat, or what have you is the right way to go. It will be easier
to get user
?
/David.
David Sommers, Architect | Dialog Medical
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