Post, Mark K wrote:
Ihno and Hannes have already addressed the support question. In terms
of SLES10, as discussed in this list, yes it is 64-bit only. IBM sees
that most of its customers have upgraded to zSeries machines, so they
wanted to cut the cost of supporting the 31-bit versions of the code
they maintain. For those of us that don't have a bunch of zSeries
machines laying around, that means we're effectively cut off from using
SLES10 and RHEL5 and above. Which leaves Debian/390 and Slack/390, of
course (or Hercules), but still... Sigh.
Mark Post
As Carsten has posted before; IBM still develops for s390, it is Redhat
and Novel that have "cut the cost of supporting the 31-bit versions of
the code
they maintain."
Mark
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