Getting a "portable" /19 or /20

Tue Apr 10 22:21:13 UTC 2001

> From: Christopher A. Woodfield [mailto:rekoil at electro.semihuman.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 2:15 PM

> Oh, and when you can 
> 
> (a) have Linux shut down a failing interface card on the fly and keep 
> humming along, 
> 
> and 
> 
> (b) be able to replace said card without shutting down,
> 
> lemme know.

IMHO, you are being short-sighted. Linux doesn't just run on PC boxen. That
was my point earlier about the S/390. You assume too much. BTW, let's see
you do the same thing with Sun gear, even Netras. How about hot-swapping a
blade in a Cisco Catalyst 6509(not sure, here. I usually shut 'em down to do
that.)? BTW, if you can find the hot-swap gear you want to run then I can
probably get Linux to run on it (it just takes a while). Linux runs
everywhere from Pal Pilots to S/390s (has any one seen it on a Sun e10K
yet?)

In this day and age, such absolute statements are a little hazardous. Their
shelf-life, even if true, is measured in micro-secs.

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The only absolute is that there are no absolutes.