Re: HyperSPARC news

"Tom 'spot' Callaway" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.aurora.devel,gmane.linux.aurora.user
Message-ID <Pine.LNX.4.44.0303112326120.24020-100000@lacrosse.corp.redhat.com>
On Tue, 11 Mar 2003, Allen Parker wrote:

> Spot: Karen Anaya asked me if we wanted to be SPARC branded/certified
> :-p email me if you're interested and I'll take care of making sure that
> whatever information she needs gets to her, and I think she might
> actually be downloading aurora 1.0 to do some testing with :-D lol good
> times!

No, I don't think we're interested in any official relationship with SPARC 
International at this point. I presume they would like us to pay them 
money that we don't have.

Thank Karen for the documentation though. Send any distributable docs in 
PDF to me and I'll put them on the website.

As to the HyperSPARC work, more power to you guys. If you want to do it, 
I'm with you all the way. (Charles, if this team of people want bugzilla 
space, I'm in favor of it) 
Here is my advice:

1. Be patient with it.
2. Don't dump issues on other lists (if you want a aurora-hypersparc list, 
let me know).
3. Don't harass SPARC kernel folks. If you have issues that you feel need 
escalation, let me or Peter know about it.

~spot
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