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At 12:38 30/05/2001 -0700, Peter Mueller wrote:
> I understand that the Sparc port of Linux isn't in great shape
> (at least according to scuttlebutt I heard on slashdot recently)
> and one of the distributions has dropped it. Any problems you
> have may be due to the Sparc Linux kernel. I would suggest
> you try with an Intel director first and then try the
> Sparc with a 2.2.x kernel (since there may be problems
> lurking in the newer 2.4 kernels)
>
> Joe
The comments on that slashdot post indicated sparc was doing pretty well on
linux through ... debian & suse? I have to wonder why not a BSD or solaris
if you're going to use a sparc though...
I'll try netbsd. But I still need Linux for the load balancer.
Is there some cluster possibilities with NetBSD ?
Regards,
Jerome.
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