Hi, thanks to people on this group, I have almost all my questions sorted out re: debian-sparc, however, I still have one question.
I read somewhere that S/Linux could run solaris binaries, is this true? If it is, how do I do it? On my sparcstation IPC, if I try to run even the simplest brute-force prime number finder that I compiled under solaris on a sparc-20, I get [EMAIL PROTECTED]:[~/c]$ ./primesun bash: ./primesun: No such file or directory [EMAIL PROTECTED]:[~/c]$ ll primesun -rwxrwxr-x 1 dbroseme laa 22894 Mar 3 15:15 primesun* So the file is there, and quite executable, I even used TAB to complete the name. It runs fine on a solaris machine (in fact, any of the sparc-10s, sparc-20s, or ultras). Do I need to install any special libraries? Is there a module to insert into the S/Linux kernel that I haven't found? Thanks very much for your help. -Dano
