Re: Re: First commercial deployment of aurora?

Magnus <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.aurora.devel
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On Friday, August 22, 2003, at 02:38  AM, T. Ribbrock wrote:

> I wonder about something: While I love Aurora and run it myself, I'm
> curious as to why anyone would do this right now... Isn't Solaris on
> this configuration still the better choice?

Like many things in life, it depends.

> From all that I read,
> Linux still doesn't seem to be the first choice when it comes to
> multi-CPU machines,

In a generic sense, I disagree with that.  Linux works pretty darned 
well on smaller SMP systems (4 or less CPU's).  I have no experience 
with 8x multiprocessor systems running Linux.

> especially not on Sparc. As I'm no expert on this,
> I'd sure like to know more about the topic from someone who is...

I don't think the core developers have a lot of this sort of hardware 
just laying around.  The only way we're going to find out how 
appropriate Aurora is for midrange systems is to try it and address any 
issues that come up.

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C. Magnus Hedemark
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