On Mar 31, 2009, at 12:49 AM, Alberto Passalacqua wrote: Il giorno lun, 30/03/2009 alle 16.13 -0600, Stephen Shaw ha scritto: One of the real problems with this is that we can't get openSUSE/SLE
on amazon ec2, so the numbers aren't going to be fair. You might
wonder why the crap Novell hasn't gotten on top of this, they
have! :)
Unfortunately, from what I understand is that the version of xen we
use is too new to work on ec2. So this is of no fault of Novell, but
the systems and versions that amazon is using :( How can SLE 10 Xen be newer than ubuntu's version, given that ubuntu
announced their availability on Amazon cloud? Or did they fix if to
make
it work there? Can't Novell package an older version for this specific
target, if there is interest in being there? It's just not that simple. It's not just xen. You can't just
downgrade it like any other package. It also involves the kernel.
Stephen From the stats reported by Mark, it seems neither openSUSE nor SLE
are
there, which is quite sad ;( Regards,
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