On Tue, 22 Jan 2013, Dave McGuire wrote:
On 01/22/2013 09:31 PM, Cory Smelosky wrote:
Is that a proper Xeon or a P4 Xeon?
No idea..But yeah, I'm going to get a beefy server with serious internet access (the
place provides a gigabit pipe) for running various fun stuff on. Of course if other HECnet
users have an idea for a cool project to run as a VM on the server, that'd be fun
too.
Will you let me run NT 4 TSE on it? ;)
I'd love NT 4 on a gigabit pipe...
It's a sickness.
I'm not too fond of windows past NT 4 for anything other than an occasional game. ;)
I'd call it more masochism to be honest. I DID recently install it on a Pentium 4
though. ;) (Did you know it won't boot on a P4 HT?)
I didn't. And from what they tell me, that knowledge is now IN my
brain, and I cannot get those neurons back.
-Dave
I think Dave has a few extra neurons to spare. And if he can't get these back they
must be core instead of dynamic. I think I'll see if we can get him to exhibit a
RSTS "?Program lost, sorry" message.
I still have 2 DECServer 3300's (Alpha's) that I installed NT4 TSE on some time
back before the turn of the century. Dastardly slow, but the only platform I had at the
time at home to practice on to get Citrix certified.
They really ran FreeBSD nice though, and since I had loaded 4 drives in each one, I think
I also had copies of NetBSD and Linux (loaded via Milo).
I wish they had been able to run VMS, alas they were the white elephants.
They wouldn't run FreeBSD V4, until we stole a patch from the NetBSD boys.
Brett