>
> Hum,... do you really think that SNI believe that people with enought
> money to buy a RMx00 will want to run Linux ? RMx00 are good machines
> I had the opportunity to play with somes last year, they were under
> SINIX (an SYSVR4 system) which have provision for multi processors box
> (I had once an account on a 16 R4400 SNI box with 1Go of RAM, gosh !!
> what a BIG box, and it's called RM<something> :)
>
This is not the point. Truly nobody will run Linux/MIPS on a
1024-CPU RM1000, even if it could. Probably not even on a 2-CPU RM400.
The point is that we can claim that Linux/MIPS is interesting enough
that SNI supports it.
> I'm ok with that, we have to make a decision about the right tools,
> and well Ralf can always play with the new ones (I will try them:).
Fine. No problem with playing with new tools, but there must be
some sort of standard, even if it's not the hottest, coolest and
whatever bells-and-whissle-equipped stuff.
> What will be more usefull, code that runs and which is listed in the
> TODO list, or a new coordinator ?
Guess what I think :-)
Cheers,
Andy
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