David,
We have been running UV9.6 and UV 10.0 for a while on a non-Redhat
distribution of Linux with at hardened kernel and have had no known problems
;-). But we are in the process of planning for an upgrade to 10.1.0
(although I see 10.1.1 is now out) and I am wondering what we should do.
I doubt UV takes advantage of any Redhat specific features but you never
know.
Cheers,
Phil Walker
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Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 3:50 PM
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Subject: RE: UV 10.1.0 on Linux
Hi Phil,
I am not too sure about the UV certication but for Informix IBM certify
to a certain release of glibc etc. so it doesn't matter which release
you wish to use just make sure your libraries are the correct level.
I would presume UV will be pretty similar, perhaps Leroy or Wally could
shed some light as to what libraries and what release levels it
requires?
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David Logan
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Subject: UV 10.1.0 on Linux
All,
I know this question has been asked before, but is UniVerse supported on
versions of Linux other than Redhat, such as Debian, SUSE etc? I imagine
it
is not hard to get working, but would IBM then regard it as being
certified?
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