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Re: [SLE] tg3 Drivers for Broadcom Network Cards on Dell 2650 and 6650 Servers.
- From: Ben Higginbottom <benh.suse@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 12:49:08 +0100
- Message-id: <1f3649f605060204491d35fc0e@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On 6/2/05, Michael James <Michael.James@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> cat /etc/SuSE-release /proc/version:
>
> gives SuSE Linux 8.1 (i386)
> VERSION = 8.1
> Linux version 2.4.21-251-smp
> This machine is my obsolete cross to bear (no one else to blame)
> I just have to do the work of porting all services to SLES9.
> It's not on the internet... ;^|
Up until two months ago I was nursing a 7.3 server that was, and
bosses that thought a firewall was a security device.
But I am not in the bad place anymore :)
>
> We've got oracle 10g running a treat on SLES9.
/me sends daggers of envy
I have a real mismash, including my predecessors personal distro
rolled off the source of RH 4. If I have any more surprises I'm
thinking of sending his .bash_history to his new employers :-)
>
> I have the luxury of a development server,
> so I can run up the new server, load the app, test it,
> then swing it into production with very little downtime.
> As soon as the new server is accepted as stable,
> the old one gets re-cycled as the development machine.
>
I'm pushing for something like this, although personally I'm after a
very high spec server that I can then stick vmware on and do
destructive testing. At least I can dream.
> Hit them with a report they can't ignore,
> new cards IS the easy cheap option.
Your right. Any recommendations for current hardware?
Cheers,
Ben
>
> cat /etc/SuSE-release /proc/version:
>
> gives SuSE Linux 8.1 (i386)
> VERSION = 8.1
> Linux version 2.4.21-251-smp
> This machine is my obsolete cross to bear (no one else to blame)
> I just have to do the work of porting all services to SLES9.
> It's not on the internet... ;^|
Up until two months ago I was nursing a 7.3 server that was, and
bosses that thought a firewall was a security device.
But I am not in the bad place anymore :)
>
> We've got oracle 10g running a treat on SLES9.
/me sends daggers of envy
I have a real mismash, including my predecessors personal distro
rolled off the source of RH 4. If I have any more surprises I'm
thinking of sending his .bash_history to his new employers :-)
>
> I have the luxury of a development server,
> so I can run up the new server, load the app, test it,
> then swing it into production with very little downtime.
> As soon as the new server is accepted as stable,
> the old one gets re-cycled as the development machine.
>
I'm pushing for something like this, although personally I'm after a
very high spec server that I can then stick vmware on and do
destructive testing. At least I can dream.
> Hit them with a report they can't ignore,
> new cards IS the easy cheap option.
Your right. Any recommendations for current hardware?
Cheers,
Ben
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