Re: New to DragonFly...

2006-04-27 Thread Dmitri Nikulin
On 4/27/06, Jonas Sundström <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > "Dmitri Nikulin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ... > > Worthy archs are Alpha, Sparc (32 and 64), AMD64, i386, > > PowerPC, POWER5, IA64. The rest is not very useful. > > Am I missing one? Can you SMP ARM or MIPS? > > I believe these duals (a

Re: New to DragonFly...

2006-04-27 Thread Jonas Sundström
"Dmitri Nikulin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ... > Worthy archs are Alpha, Sparc (32 and 64), AMD64, i386, > PowerPC, POWER5, IA64. The rest is not very useful. > Am I missing one? Can you SMP ARM or MIPS? I believe these duals (and the quads too?) are used in Cisco systems: http://www.broadcom.c

Re: New to DragonFly...

2006-04-26 Thread Justin C. Sherrill
On Wed, April 26, 2006 4:07 pm, John Von Essen wrote: > Hi... > > I am checking out DFly since I have been getting more and more frsutrated > with FreeBSD 5.x and 6.x distro's. I still run 4.11 on all my stuff. > > I guess my first real question is, how soon until DFly becomes stable > enough to us

Re: New to DragonFly...

2006-04-26 Thread Dmitri Nikulin
On 4/27/06, walt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > NetBSD (and also its derivative OpenBSD) runs on more hardware platforms > than DragonFly, and that is not likely to change so quickly. But given > a little time, I believe that will change also. Who cares about being able to run on every evaluation b

Re: New to DragonFly...

2006-04-26 Thread walt
Matthew Dillon wrote: [...] > Still, beware that in order to achieve our clustering goals there is > still a lot of major surgery going on. If you need something ultra > stable, NetBSD or OpenBSD might be a better choice. But only for the next few months. If you can stand to postpone

Re: New to DragonFly...

2006-04-26 Thread Peter Avalos
On Wed, Apr 26, 2006 at 04:07:48PM -0400, John Von Essen wrote: > Hi... > > I am checking out DFly since I have been getting more and more frsutrated > with FreeBSD 5.x and 6.x distro's. I still run 4.11 on all my stuff. > > I guess my first real question is, how soon until DFly becomes stable >

Re: New to DragonFly...

2006-04-26 Thread Matthew Dillon
:Hi... : :I am checking out DFly since I have been getting more and more frsutrated :with FreeBSD 5.x and 6.x distro's. I still run 4.11 on all my stuff. : :I guess my first real question is, how soon until DFly becomes stable :enough to use in a production environment? I am not running anything :

New to DragonFly...

2006-04-26 Thread John Von Essen
Hi... I am checking out DFly since I have been getting more and more frsutrated with FreeBSD 5.x and 6.x distro's. I still run 4.11 on all my stuff. I guess my first real question is, how soon until DFly becomes stable enough to use in a production environment? I am not running anything fancy, ju