Several questions : SAP & game server

well, 

I made a mistake by saying that Rod should put at least 256
Mb. It's due to the fact I have 2 servers (HP9000 D390)
configured w/ Oracle9 and launching a bunch of additional
services. 

Notice that it's good to know that this emailist is alive !


So, I have a question. I am looking for SAP products for
running over HP, just for education purposes. Do you think
is it possible to get it and install it ? 

Also, I have some friends interested for launching games
servers. But I don't think Quake or HL is available on
thoses configurations.


Cheers



--- Martin Reindl <[email protected]> wrote:

> "JY.Torres" <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> > Rod
> > 
> > It should work (I am not sure at 100%) but there is not
> so
> > much difference between and D250 and a D230. I give you
> a
> > configuration guide DXXX from November 2001.
> > 
> > Well, if you want to explore this world, the best is to
> > find an HP9000/800 D390/D380 or may be D370, (avoid all
> K
> > series due to the fact there need to be fed w/ so
> current
> > !) you will be allowed to put 5 hard disks, find hard
> disk
> > w/ at least a capacity of 9 Gb. I would recommend you
> to
> > add some memory, in my humble opinion, 256 MB is
> required
> > to launch open-Bsd.  For example : LVM on HPUX needs at
> > least 512 MB of memory
> 
> Nonsense, OpenBSD installs and runs just fine on 128MB
> memory.
> 
> 


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