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Re: Sparc IPC and Solaris 2.x

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From: Luigi Mattera
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 1997 00:00
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Craig Dewick (craig@zeta.org.au) wrote:
: In <x5enc8hu99.fsf@apprentice.silicon-sorcery.com> massey@mage.silicon-sorcery.com writes:

: >Will solaris 2.x or above run a sparc IPC machine.

: Yes. I have a Sparc IPC as the gateway machine for my network at home, and
: it's running SunOS 5.5.1 (aka Solaris 2.5.1) just fine since I migrated it
: up from SunOS 4.1.4 a few weeks ago. Make sure you quite a decent ammount
: of RAM though - SunOS 5.x seems to need more physical RAM than SunOS 4.1.x
: did to give the same relative level of performance. 

  I agree 100%.  When I was first hired for my internship, I built
Solaris 2.5 on a Sparc IPC.  It was quite useable, although a bit slow
at times.  Now I've moved up to a Sparc Classic, and the biggest
performance hit I've got comes from having only 24 MB of RAM.  I had
to kill my virtual screen setup because swapping between windows took
upwards of 30 seconds.  Now that I am back to one screen, everything
seems to be responding fine.
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From: mattera@ssga.ssb.com (Luigi Mattera)
Subject: Re: Sparc IPC and Solaris 2.x
Date: 1997/04/24
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