[OLUG] Re: linuxppc vs mach kernel
Ryan Daniel
macprogrammer at yahoo.com
Sat Jan 22 18:30:31 UTC 2000
1) oops, forgot about that.
2) I don't know, it's been years since i've
used Mach. Sorry.
3) vpu - Vector Processing Unit
> --- Ryan Daniel <macprogrammer at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > 1) Personally I like to use LinuxPPC. I prep the
> > drive as a UNIX drive with FWB Harddisk toolkit
> > and run LinuxPPC installer (using bootx).
>
> but, linuxPPC isn't supposed to run on non-pci
> powermacs, which the 7100 certainly is. are
> you suggesting there's a way to load linuxPPC
> to a nubus based powermac?
> (if so, kewl!)
>
>
> > 2) MKLinux is based on Mach microkernal. I'm not
> > sure if everything compiles.
>
> so, the different microkernel would keep linuxppc
> code from running?
>
>
> > I noticed that LinuxPPC.org is shipping the G4
> > version.
> > Does anyone know if the G4 version takes advantage
> > of
> > the 128-bit vpu?
>
> um....
>
> what's a vpu??
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