two minor things in www.opensource.org/sco-vs-ibm.html
1 under 'The meaning of "enterprise scalability"'
in the shortest possible time.journaling file systems should be in the shortest possible time.
journaling file systems
2 I thought that JFS was developed by IBM and VxFS was developed by Veritas ?
In the fourth paragraph under "SCO's claim to own Unix scalability techniques is weak" you state that Bell Labs includes JFS (veritas journaling file system)
Furthermore, as previously noted, many Unix developers possess copies of later versions of the historical Bell Labs source code. We can therefore state that of the component technologies for enterprise scaling, the Bell Labs codebase includes JFS (in the form of the Veritas journaling file system), but none of SMP, LVM, NUMA, or hot-swapping. On Internet time, the Bell Labs minicomputer-centered codebase of 1989-1995 is hardly more relevant to today's enterprise scalability challenges on today's PCs than the inner workings of a WWII-era jeep would be to the design of this year's Formula One racing cars.
I am using a Sun Blade 100 with expert 3d lite graphics card. running solaris 8 gnome 1.4... I find that the IDE hard disk is tooo slow to keep up with the rest of the box. If I had this at home I would get a better SCSI disk drive. For normal user stuff Netscape, OpenOffice, Eterm,... this works just fine.
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two minor things in www.opensource.org/sco-vs-ibm.html
1
under 'The meaning of "enterprise scalability"'
in the shortest possible time.journaling file systems
should be
in the shortest possible time.
journaling file systems
2
I thought that JFS was developed by IBM and VxFS was developed by
Veritas ?
In the fourth paragraph under
"SCO's claim to own Unix scalability techniques is weak"
you state that Bell Labs includes JFS (veritas journaling file system)
Furthermore, as previously noted, many Unix developers possess copies of
later versions of the historical Bell Labs source code. We can therefore
state that of the component technologies for enterprise scaling, the
Bell Labs codebase includes JFS (in the form of the Veritas journaling
file system), but none of SMP, LVM, NUMA, or hot-swapping. On Internet
time, the Bell Labs minicomputer-centered codebase of 1989-1995 is
hardly more relevant to today's enterprise scalability challenges on
today's PCs than the inner workings of a WWII-era jeep would be to the
design of this year's Formula One racing cars.
On the SGI Origins you can get the LCD display on the boot module to show a bar graph of CPU usage. This works out very well for tours.
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The shipping is timely and at a good rate.
I am using a Sun Blade 100 with expert 3d lite graphics card. running solaris 8 gnome 1.4 ... ... this works just fine.
I find that the IDE hard disk is tooo slow to keep up with the rest of the box.
If I had this at home I would get a better SCSI disk drive.
For normal user stuff Netscape, OpenOffice, Eterm,
:-)