2 Nov
2005
2 Nov
'05
2:46 p.m.
On Tue, 1 Nov 2005 17:55:08 +0100
Bj?rn Vermo <bv at norbionics.com> wrote:
On 24 Oct, 2005, at 01:04, woodelf wrote:
You can also run a real BSD (not OS X) on a G4 Mac.
Just wanted to clarify that.
Allison wrote:
Apple comes to mind. You can pick up a G4 really cheap these days.
Whether you want to run BSD (OS X) or Linux is a matter of taste.
IBM have some PPc development systems (Walnut if I recall right) which
can run both Linux and QNX, but I have no idea how to get one or what
they sell for.
What else is out there that's not wintel, fast enough and can address
a large memory that runs a fairly current UNIX. That also assumes
the software that can P&R the FPGA is available as source.
P&R is mostly sorting is my guess. However my designs view point for
open source
is being able to keep the computer system capable of bootstaping
itself. Looking at the
latest version of red-hat I find it hard to do any real development
work as everything
is becoming too interconnected with every thing else.
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