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Message Posted: Tue, 19 Jun 2001 @ 15:37:09 GMT


     
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Subj:   Re: Linux and Teradata
 
From:   Charles Farley

Hi all-

I'm feeling active today, so I'll throw out the*rumor* I heard and see what comes back:

I have it on pretty bad authority, so I'm not totally buying it yet, but I have heard that NCR has struck a deal with HP to put their product on HP-UX on IA-64, HP is supposedly working on a port NOW.

I hate to say this, but of all of the OSes they could have picked.... This is a personal opinion, but after working on HP systems for some time and having experienced the shortcomings of the OS on a platform it was tailored to, I really don't know if I want to see what will come of that same OS ported to a commodity hardware platform. I know NCR will maintain some control over the hardware in stalled in the teradata systems, but HP has to write the OS to go on all IA-64 hardware and drive a lot of cards and such NCR will not use. I am just concerned, I don't know that I have faith that HP can produce what I would want to see in an OS that runs Teradata.

Anyone else agree/disagree/think I'm nuts?

loadc



     
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