At 10:38 AM 30/11/00 +0530, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
>Pankaj Mishra rearranged electrons thusly:
>
> > At office I work on Novell Unixware. I want to transport
> > my work to my home machine which runs on RHL 6.2.
>
>Is that the old SCO Unix (i _think_ that was what novell was producing /
>selling). In that case, compile iBCS support into the kernel.
No it's not! UnixWare was bought by SCO, but it is a completely different
product fron SCO Unix. SCO Unix is descended from Xenix whereas UnixWare is
based on AT&T's USL Unix (SVR etc). I don't know if unixWare adheres to the
IBCS standard or not. I suppose it's worth a try. Let us know if it works.
But what is your work? Maybe there is another way to achieve the same
result without copying binaries from your UnixWare box.
Biju
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