They work great. I had six of these running in a zRaid on one system, and another three running in another for snapshot replication. I also have an Atom running another 64-bit OS fine (D240 I believe is the model). The atoms don't seem to have enough power to even move data from network to disk, though.
I recently tore down my opensolaris servers, and am using the hardware for other things. Companies seem to be dumping it like it's on fire.. I Planned to use it as long as I could get the dev package repository (CIFS + iSCSI must be downloaded from the repository) so I could least install it. Then recently the rsync mirror disappeared.. Not a good sign. I doubt that Oracle is going to maintain any commitment to opensolaris, and am anticipating this whole site will disappear in the near future. With Solaris limited to Oracle's own hardware now, I expect the "community" behind it to do so as well. The OS will fade into obscurity along with all of the other UNIX's that linux has killed. So long Solaris, it's been fun. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
