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| Subject: | Re: Intel SE7500CW2 narrowed down... | |
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| From: | Oliver Blasnik (oliv...@de.tiscali.com) | |
| Date: | Dec 4, 2002 9:22:59 am | |
| List: | org.freebsd.freebsd-smp | |
Hi Lanny,
From: "Lanny Baron" <ln...@FreeBSDsystems.com>
["Our Servers do work with FreeBSD"]
So in short, and yes this is repetitive, if you or the other fellow had chosen us to build you a Server, you and the other fellow would not have encountered the SMP problem and, you would still be running FreeBSD.
Even worse, multiple times... "FreeBSD SMP for Lannys servers"? ;)
And, no, why should we buy (a) from the US and (b) from a "small" OEM? Working in a european-wide company has some side effects - for example a policy to buy only specific servers from specific vendors (which have to be available in all that countrys). So, there are only the "Big Players", f.ex. HP, SUN, ...´
Back to track: this is no solution; buying hardware by OS needs and not by system needs/policy/[insert-any-other-reason]. If the OS doesn't work with a standard hardware it's simply of no use. Don't get me wrong, I WANT to use FreeBSD - but this isn't my choice anymore if it does not run on our typical hardware. I hate to use Linux and I definately hate to use Solaris (and even pay for that crap).
Regards, Lanny
Oliver
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