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[K12OSN] Yellow Dog, Was: Roadmap vs FAQ?
- From: Eric Harrison <eharrison mail mesd k12 or us>
- To: k12osn redhat com
- Subject: [K12OSN] Yellow Dog, Was: Roadmap vs FAQ?
- Date: Sun Feb 1 14:37:01 2004
On Sun, 1 Feb 2004, Terrell Prude', Jr. wrote:
>Very true. Imagine a PMac G5 loaded with DRAM and YDL "Terminal Server
>Edition". Terra Soft has already expressed an interest in such work if
>someone (like me, for instance) is willing to get it going.
I noted @yellowdog addresses on the list roster.
The only gotcha I see with the new G5s is that they ship with IDE drives.
That can be a nasty performance bottleneck. I guess /home could always
be NFS mounted over to a box with fast drives. We do this to knock-down
the price of some of our Intel-based servers.
>Perhaps we
>can get them to consider including it as one of their built-in types of
>installations, say, for a "YDL 3.1.0", just like we currently do w/
>K12LTSP. That's my goal.
I have it running on my YDL 3.0 powered TiBook. Almost all of the
LTSP-specific packages can be copied from K12LTSP 4.0.0 and installed
on YDL as-is (they are noarch packages). The main work would be the
server-specific packages, such as sound.
I would bet that my anaconda patches would apply cleanly as well.
So much hacking, so little time ;-)
-Eric
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