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Linux/Alpha: One Year Later

Date and Time

Wednesday, June 19, 1996 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Location

MIT Building 6-120 (Eastman Laboratories)

Presenters

Jim Paradis - jrp jrp tiac net

Summary

Update on the status of Linux on the DEC Alpha CPU

Abstract

Jim shows us Linux/Alpha, a port of Linux to the Digital Alpha AXP. Jim was at our March 1995 meeting, when the Alpha port was in its early stages; the project has made tremendous progress over the past year, and Jim shows us where things stand now. The kernel port is pretty much ``done'', and the main work these days involves doing platform-specific things on new hardware (e.g. DEC rolls out a new PCI-based Alpha box, and we qualify and tweak Linux to run on it).

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