The problem is that Oracle supports Linux on Intel
and IBM does not make RS/6000 with Intel CPU. I''m also
not sure whether there is a sufficient customer base for
Oracle to start supporting the PPC Linux. On the other hand, 
there is a Unix-like OS called AIX which does support Oracle.....

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> I don't have experience with Linux on RS/6000, but I would sure
> like to give it a try.
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> An RS/6000 is a much faster box than a more expensive Sun box.
> 
> Since IBM supports Linux on their HW, and Oracle supports
> their RDBMS on Linux, I would jump at the chance for this combination.
> 
> Jared
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> We're spec'ing up some kit for a new production d/b and the cost of
> upgrading one of our existing Suns is so high that it would 
> probably be
> cheaper to buy a new Linux box (I would guess an IBM).  The 
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