Re: @sys variable name
"Tim C." <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.file-systems.openafs.devel.win32 |
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> In Feb 2004, IBM dropped support for Windows NT4 systems. > As such they renamed the sysname from "i386_nt40" to "i386_win2k" as > documented at: > > http://www-306.ibm.com/software/stormgmt/afs/manuals/Library/patch.readme.htm#HDRWINDOWS_PRODUCT_NOTES > > What is the opinion of the community regarding this change? > I was actually always suprised at the fact that windows didn't do this. I would be all for this. People that use this regularly, but don't want to distinguish between them, can just place links from i386_win2k to i386_nt40. We've done this for a number of other OSes. One question I would through out there is, why not i386_nt50? I mean sun is still sun4x_59(not sure what the sysname for 10 is), in spite of the OS being solaris 9. Tim ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Tim Craig These are my opinions and not my employers. :) OIT-Systems [email protected] It's hard to be serious when you're naked. - Garfield -----------------------------------------------------------------------