Posted Jun 23, 2008 18:27 UTC (Mon) by vmole (guest, #111)
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It was:
This directory includes the source code for a second generation
implementation of AdvFS, including the kernel modules, commands
and utilities.
This is the code that was ported to HP-UX.
(From the notes on the sourceforge download page for the gen2 source)
It looks like it was ported but never productized, possibly[1] because HP realized that both HP-UX and Tru64 were dead ends: worth maintaining for the existing customer base, but not worth a lot of investment.
Steve
[1] meaning: complete wild-ass guess on my part.
HP open-sources the Tru64 filesystem
Posted Jun 23, 2008 20:22 UTC (Mon) by trasz (guest, #45786)
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Hm. Given how the IBM changed the strategy wrt AIX in recent few years - they switched from
considering AIX to be a dead end to be replaced by Linux to considering Linux "AIX for the
less fortunate" - HP might want to reconsider.
HP open-sources the Tru64 filesystem
Posted Jun 23, 2008 23:35 UTC (Mon) by smoogen (subscriber, #97)
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> Hm. Given how the IBM changed the strategy wrt AIX in recent few years
> - they switched from considering AIX to be a dead end to be replaced by
> Linux to considering Linux "AIX for the less fortunate" - HP might want
> to reconsider.
I don't know.. I do not see a large upswell in AIX purchases with that new formula. The number
of AIX systems is continuing to go down in relation to Solaris and Linux.
HP open-sources the Tru64 filesystem
Posted Jun 25, 2008 21:34 UTC (Wed) by trasz (guest, #45786)
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Does anyone know how hard would it be to get it running under HP-UX 11i? Old HPPA machines
are fairly common and cheap, even here, in Poland; Alphas, on the other hand, are not.