10 gigabit Ethernet is called 10GBase-X, since 10000Base-X is too long. A few startups are betting that it's possible to create 10GBase-T, but few people believe them. Currently, 10 Gigabit Ethernet only runs over fiber and InfiniBand cables, so it's not backwards-compatible with slower speeds.
OK, here you go: Sun Blade 2000 (1.2GHz): 722 SPECint2000, 16.4 SPECint_rate2000. The SPECfp results for the UltraSPARC III are useless due to the art bug.
Somebody should be crying, but it's not the Mac users.
Yes, now there is IP anycast, which allows a service to be provided at many physical sites with one IP address. The Internet routing infrastructure takes care of directing packets to the closest mirror.
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BTW, U2 is the north bridge in previous Macs.
Can this compiler be used to prepare glibc or any other major C libraries?
I'm sure xlc is used to compile AIX libc.
Can this compiler be used to generate native Mac OS X GUI applications (cocoa)?
No, it's not an Objective-C compiler.
Will the source be released?
No.
FDPR is much more advanced that GNU Rope; it actually optimizes the code in addition to reordering it.
10GBASE-CX4 is being defined by 802.3ak, which is scheduled to be finalized in December.
10 gigabit Ethernet is called 10GBase-X, since 10000Base-X is too long. A few startups are betting that it's possible to create 10GBase-T, but few people believe them. Currently, 10 Gigabit Ethernet only runs over fiber and InfiniBand cables, so it's not backwards-compatible with slower speeds.
People have been doing diskless workstations with NFS for years.
SPEC CPU basically doesn't use the OS, so OSes have no effect on the results.
OK, here you go:
Sun Blade 2000 (1.2GHz): 722 SPECint2000, 16.4 SPECint_rate2000.
The SPECfp results for the UltraSPARC III are useless due to the art bug.
Somebody should be crying, but it's not the Mac users.
I'm not convinced of the need for a full 64-bit address space, but at least when they fix it user code won't have to change.
They've asked for help getting some dual proc benchmarking software. It would be great if someone could help them out.
Or you could just let some professionals handle the professional benchmarks.
Good thing I'm using a wide-area LAN!
OS X runs on MOL, and MOL doesn't include Apple's OF, so it must be possible.
Sun killed Sun Linux, which was just a renamed version of Red Hat. Now they're offering the real thing.
Is this really a problem? I'm a total Mac GUI bigot, but when I've used Mac OS, Windows, BeOS, KDE, and GNOME I never even noticed the button order.
Yes; RHAS is the old name.
Let's say you just use DSL. You have one line so you pay the taxes once.
Now imagine you have DSL and Vonage. Now you have two lines, so you pay the taxes twice. Makes sense to me.
If you have DSL but don't use the voice line, then maybe you are a sucker and should switch to cable.
ES is not included in the beta but will be in the final release.
Given that the beta is free, just install AS.
It's not available for download; some parts are not open source.
Yes, now there is IP anycast, which allows a service to be provided at many physical sites with one IP address. The Internet routing infrastructure takes care of directing packets to the closest mirror.
I Love it when a Writer decides to capitalize Random Words when writing an Article.
The advantage is that instead of hanging off the back of your computer, a Newcard device goes inside the computer and takes up less space.
Congratulations, that's what Newcard is.
Newcard is based on PCI Express, which uses the same drivers as PCI.
Yeah, you're totally off base. Both 802.11a and 802.11b are currently available.