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> I've recently become (luckily or unluckily, depending on your view) the > recipient of an old Sparc 5 that I would like to set up as a linux > server in my home network. > > What I'm looking for is if anybody has any experience with distros that > are *still being maintained* for the sparc architecture? I'd love if it > was Debian-ish, but Woody doesn't seem to be available for sparc? I have an old IPX w/ PowerUp chip (80mhz up from 40), 64MB, and a quad ethernet adapter running OpenBSD 3.0 like a champ. It has its intricacies, but the install is the same as the i386 version and it's fully up to date. Not Linux, I know. =) Brian J. Conway bconway at wpi.edu "LINUX is obsolete" - Andrew S. Tanenbaum, creator of Minix - Jan 29, 1992
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