On 08/29/2014 12:08 PM, Gasha wrote:
But yes, it is better than not running at all...
Indeed; it seems that was the intent of the author, as he acknowledges
several limitations on the patch.
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Thanks,
Our p710 is not really a production, but still i dont want to mess with
firmware and/or IVM yet.
There are lot of other things to do with ppc besides endianness :)
On-the-fly interrupt patching isn't going back to vmware/virtualbox type
of world ?
But yes, it is better than not runni
On 08/29/2014 05:08 AM, Gasha wrote:
Is there a way to get image, and try to run it on p710 lpar ?
For the image, you can probably debootstrap (at least --variant=buildd).
For the P710 LPAR, 'probably' not (not easily). The little-endian mode
on IBM POWER processor/systems is 'supported' from
Hi,
Is there a way to get image, and try to run it on p710 lpar ?
G
On 08/28/2014 09:24 PM, Breno Leitao wrote:
Folks,
You can be able to get access to a unique ppc64el virtual machine on the
openPower
mini cloud.
This is an easy, free and fast way to have access to the ppc64el unique virtua
Folks,
You can be able to get access to a unique ppc64el virtual machine on the
openPower
mini cloud.
This is an easy, free and fast way to have access to the ppc64el unique virtual
machine.
At the moment, you can request access to have a Debian, Ubuntu and Fedora OS
virtual machines.
Regards,
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