Actually, openSUSE is very good OS and is more convenient than Solaris.So if you have powerful multi-CPU SPARC Server and want a convenient OS, openSUSE is the only way to go.This way you can reutilize Sun Servers as Linux Workstations or Servers.
But this would require a very serious rebuild of
Alexey Eremenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Actually, openSUSE is very good OS and is more convenient than Solaris.
So if you have powerful multi-CPU SPARC Server and want a convenient OS,
openSUSE is the only way to go.
This way you can reutilize Sun Servers as Linux Workstations or Servers.
On Sun, 2006-10-01 at 11:29 +0200, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
Alexey Eremenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Actually, openSUSE is very good OS and is more convenient than Solaris.
So if you have powerful multi-CPU SPARC Server and want a convenient OS,
openSUSE is the only way to go.
This
Hans Witvliet [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would hope that the real core basis (gcc, glib, binutils, kernel) were
already sorted out for the old SuSE-sparc-port (rel 7.0...7.3)
But at that time, not everything was open afair.
Those glibc, gcc, binutils and kernel versions are old. For example
There is a new project about this called Cross Linux From Scratch 1.0.0http://distrowatch.com/?newsid=03728#0
Look at it - it's about cross-compiling Linux distro.
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What is the feasibility of porting OpenSUSE to UltraSPARC? I'm
considering doing it as a hobby project to have OpenSUSE on my old Sun
Ultra2 (it works great, minus the old OS)
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