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David Boyes wrote:
On 3/26/09 2:13 PM, "Jeff Savit" wrote:
> I'm going to avoid partisan issues, or at least attempt to do so :-) but
> some corrections on Sun-specific stuff:
> The first part of that is correct, but not some of the other parts,
> including the bit
latitude for change, and
you'll find the userland apps much more familar. I suggest you have a
closer look at IPS before you dismiss it out of hand, too. It's not just
the packaging, it's also the ability to build a boot environment based
on a snapshot that can be rolled back, and
ript files in that language end in ".d", but there
is no command anywhere called "d".
Note that Makefile.am, which is (at 5.1.30 level) contains
AM_YFLAGS = -d --verbose
which looks similar to the error message Thomas reported.
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ll dig out the VMARC files and post it to the H390-VM group on Yahoo,
as some people there expressed interest once upon a time.
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David Boyes said:
On 11/15/08 8:28 PM, "Jeff Savit" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A similar machine was the Lilith, created at
> ETH Zurich, and oriented around Modula-2. I never saw one personally,
> but I recall reading that it had a very stylish teak wood cabine
g that it had a very stylish teak wood cabinet!
Anyhow, language based processors seem to be a seductive design pattern
that hasn't really gained momentum for general purpose computing.
Anyone else want to 'fess up to having worked with UCSD Pascal or Modula-2?
cheers, Jeff
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S movement who kept applying
pressure to make it happen.
Alan
Jeff
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omputing is just a necessary
evil, but for other customers, computing is competitive advantage and
they want to do more of it (growing faster than GDP ever can). We plan
to serve those customers.
I hope this is a helpful response.
Apologies in advance to anyone who thinks this is too long (
gah <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
Jeff Savit wrote:
> Sun has open-sourced Java - under GPL - so an enterprising soul can do
> the port themselves if they want, just as we open-sourced Solaris. Get
> the Java source here:
Is it GPL? Last I knew (not
iness
driven) choice. I think that's a very defensible choice, actually.
It's good to hear from you. Stay in touch.
/ahw
Thanks, and nice to hear from you as well.
regards, Jeff
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y presentation that described
the great work done at Cornell, such as the table-driven scheduler
sensitive to guest OS dispatch state, drum to disk page migration, and
minidisk migration. Lest we forget...
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John McKown said:
> Isn't that the 128-bit filesystem? I don't even have
> enough DASD to create a real 64-bit filesystem. 128-bit is just plain
> overkill, for me.
>
> Does ZFS have any other enhancements that I'm not aware of?
128 bits is overkill for everyone! That's pretty much the idea: if w
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