jt wrote:
> "* zSeries mainframes (64 bit kernel); -- iSeries integrated
> servers for
> small and medium business
> * (32 bit kernel); -- pSeries UNIX servers (32 bit kernel);
> and -- xSeries
> Intel-based server (32 and 64 bit kernel)."
>
> That borders on libelous...;-) <-- Just KIDDING...!
Another interpretation of the article, rather than that the writer
didn't know about the 64-bit technology of the iSeries, is that RedHat
have only built a 32-bit kernel for the iSeries. This doesn't rule out
the possibility that a 64-bit version could come in the future.
IIRC AIX software running in PASE (or on an RS/6000Series for that
matter) is 32-bit. So this may be a similar limitation.
Cheers,
Martin.
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