Just a quick update on this... as of this morning :)
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/dell-and-hp-to-certify-and-resell-all-three-oracle-operating-systems-oracle-solaris-oracle-enterprise-linux-and-oracle-vm-on-their-x86-server-computers-2010-07-29?reflink=MW_news_stmp
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We got the same information from HP in a response to an RFP. So I'd say it's
official. That doesn't mean it's right (nor that it's the whole story). There's
enough confusion that it's conceivable that one part of HP (or Oracle) doesn't
know what the other part is doing.
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Erik Trimble said:
"That's OK. It was resolved off-list. No harm, no foul."
Yea but I'm still willing to own being a jerk publicly. Sorry about that. Blame
the lack of Phillip Morris's products in my bloodstream if you must. Usually I
try not to make personal attacks as that is an logical falla
> From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris-
> discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of Edward Martinez
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> quote:
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> As you may have heard, Oracle has exercised its right to terminate HP's
> Solaris technical support agreement. If you have purchased Solaris 10
>
On 6/20/2010 3:23 PM, Dave Koelmeyer wrote:
Do us _all_ a favor and please shut up. You're doing
OpenSolaris no favors with all the crap you've been
vomiting out. Really, more harm than good since its
all based on what you think, or what you ate that
day, or if traffic was bad that morning, or an
> Do us _all_ a favor and please shut up. You're doing
> OpenSolaris no favors with all the crap you've been
> vomiting out. Really, more harm than good since its
> all based on what you think, or what you ate that
> day, or if traffic was bad that morning, or any one
> of a million factors that ob
Erik Trimble said:
"Note: I have no inside knowledge about anything in this message. It's my
personal reading of the tea leaves that have been coming out of Oracle's mouth."
That's not tea leaves coming out of their mouth, it's something that looks like
flem but isn't. It probably came from one
On 6/19/2010 8:45 AM, bsd wrote:
Dropping OpenSolaris on the IBM mainframe was logical, because there would
never be any market. However, to me, this clearly illustrates Oracle's intent
to push Solaris on SPARC only, in the same way that IBM has AIX on POWER only.
Nah, I think that's pre
> On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 5:11 PM, bsd
> wrote:
> > So. They had a developer working on "Polaris" too,
> and axed the project. Ever hear of the processor
> code-named the "Rock?" After years and millions, Sun
> also dropped that project.
> >
> > You don't think Oracle would drop an x86 project
On 06/20/10 10:55 AM, Edward Martinez wrote:
You don't think Oracle would drop an x86 project when
they clearly want Solaris/SPARC; and couldn't care
less about Solaris running on x86?
then I postulate you tune in to watch the unveiling of Oracle's next
generation x86 systems on June 28
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> You don't think Oracle would drop an x86 project when
> they clearly want Solaris/SPARC; and couldn't care
> less about Solaris running on x86?
then I postulate you tune in to watch the unveiling of Oracle's next
generation x86 systems on June 28,10:00 a.m. PT
http://www.oracle.com/us/pro
On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 5:11 PM, bsd wrote:
> So. They had a developer working on "Polaris" too, and axed the project.
> Ever hear of the processor code-named the "Rock?" After years and millions,
> Sun also dropped that project.
>
> You don't think Oracle would drop an x86 project when they
So. They had a developer working on "Polaris" too, and axed the project. Ever
hear of the processor code-named the "Rock?" After years and millions, Sun
also dropped that project.
You don't think Oracle would drop an x86 project when they clearly want
Solaris/SPARC; and couldn't care less
> However, to me, this clearly illustrates Oracle's
> intent to push Solaris on SPARC only, in the same
> way that IBM has AIX on POWER only.
I don't surmise that will be the situation.
Orace is currently tunning OpenSolaris for the x86 platform,mainly Intel:
quote:
Oracle is talking up how
Dropping OpenSolaris on the IBM mainframe was logical, because there would
never be any market. However, to me, this clearly illustrates Oracle's intent
to push Solaris on SPARC only, in the same way that IBM has AIX on POWER only.
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if this is accurate. I have a hunch in the next couple of weeks or so, plans
for solaris and opensolaris will begin to emerge,
quote:
As you may have heard, Oracle has exercised its right to terminate HP's Solaris
technical support agreement. If you have purchased Solaris 10 Subscriptions
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