3 ms·
Ubuntu installed on my IBM BladeCenter E in my apartment
- phoxix2 17y agoThere was a time when getting Linux running on a standard PC/laptop brough much joy ... Now its all about running Linux on beefy servers, obscure embedded devices, cell phones, clusters, and well, you name it. Who knows what technology we'll have 10 years down the road, but lets hope that the "YEAH!! I GOT LINUX TO WORK ON IT!!!!!" feeling never goes away :)
- evilneanderthal 17y agoit's only a matter of time until i can write cron jobs on my rice cooker. then i will truly know happiness.
- pchristensen 17y agohttp://www.bbspot.com/News/2008/12/linux-on-a-potato.html http://www.bbspot.com/News/2008/12/linux-on-a-potato.html
- climber 17y agoIs it just me ... or does "IBM BladeCenter E" sound much more impressive than the little box in the pictures ...?
- shapr 17y agoYou'd be a lot more impressed if you stood behind it when the fans spin up. And if you got to see all the lights in the house dim when it starts to draw power. Or if you had to carry ~140 pounds of the chassis and two blades. Or if you had a shell account on the HS21 blade with two quad core Xeons and 16gb of ram :-)
- naikrovek 17y agoyeah, bladecenters are awesome.
- deleted 17y ago[deleted]
- iigs 17y agoThe QS20 looks interesting, sad to hear it didn't work for you. Do you have any good links for developing for it? The little bit of Googling I did for QS20/21s just found glossy type info and few concrete examples of things that you can do with it.
- wmf 17y agoThe QS20 uses the same Cell SDK as the PS3. It probably also runs the same Yellow Dog distro. It's kind of pointless though since it's so expensive and difficult to program.
- shapr 17y agoI got seven QS20s for $700, so I was happy. Older Cell blades are more affordable than you might think.
- shapr 17y agoI figured out how to get the QS20 booting, just haven't had time to go through the process yet.