Hi, On Tue, May 03, 2011 at 09:32:32AM -0700, Seth Mattinen wrote: > Does this mean they gave up on modular classic IOS?
Seems like it. But given how pathetic that effort was - no buy-in from
any other BUs, thus quite limited resources for development, and thus no
effective modularity at all, except for fully-modular CDP (yay!) - this
was a logical step to expect.
It's frustrating me quite some, especially since we bought 6500/Sup720
instead of 7600/RSP720 specifically because we wanted modularity - but
yeah, Cisco politics.
Let's see whether IOS XE will ever mature out of "oh, yes, we have a
fully modular operating system and then there's the IOS process running
as a single big blob on top of it!"...
gert
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