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to: Ryan de Laplante
from: Russell Tiedt
date: 2007-04-10 17:12:58
subject: Maximus on Solaris 10

Hello Ryan.

08 Apr 07 14:19, you wrote to me:

 RL> Ok, maybe I will be able to find some useful information reading the
 RL> MBSE manual. Not today, but maybe within the next month I'll find some
 RL> time to get the latest maximus for linux installed somewhere and
 RL> experiment with DOSEMU and possibly DOSBOX. I desprately want to
 RL> retire my PII450 windows 2000 box because every year some piece of
 RL> hardware fails and I have to fix it. I'd love to get it running on a
 RL> Solaris zone along with all the other stuff on the Solaris servers. If
 RL> it won't run on Solaris, it will run in a linux container which is
 RL> based on CentOS.

Please let us know how things go ... , as before, not had much luck or the 
time to play with DOSBOX ...

Am currently looking for time to test a PIII-500 that has come my way to 
replace the PI-200MMX that the BBS is currently running on, BIOS seems to be 
able to handle 120Gig HDD's which will help me set it up as a FTP server as 
well, but currently don't have the  time to test it for reliability ...


 RL> That's what they said to me too, in December :/ I still have not
 RL> received the DVD and someone at work was also complaining. I ended up
 RL> downloading it and installing it.  If you know linux already, Solaris
 RL> is very similar. Actually it's more like BSD, as it's roots are in
 RL> BSD.  Right now I'm reading a book on Solaris 10.  I plan on switching
 RL> to it permanently for my servers and development workstation.  Looking
 RL> forward to buying one of those hot Sun workstations with a 24" screen
 RL> too :)

Well, I have a server with Dual-PIII-550's (Gateway mobo) that has a spare 
6gig. HDD waiting for first shot at Solaris ... , I am patiently awaiting it's 
arrival, but I use Linux in favour of FreeBSD, simply because the hardware 
support in Linux is better in my experience ...

Russell

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