* Mattias Wadenstein <maswan@acc.umu.se> [030623 10:52]: > > Optionally the / system could run SuSE 64bit. It already has a > > mostly ported distribution which may be useful for comparison... > > however, I found that a 32bit base system work well enough. > > Essentially the kernel needs to be 64bit for us to do our work. > > A SuSE 64bit enviroment I can setup quickly and give out a few roots, but > the disk with SuSE has things on it that we'd like preserved, so I'd > rather get things over to the other disk[s] rapidly and pull that one out > in case something goes wrong. All work will be done in /home and /amd64, the rest of the tree will be untouched. / can either be debian/sid or SuSE and is only used to restore /amd64 if something goes wrong. > > Developers will need root access. If that is a problem, they at least > > need root access to the chrooted environment. > > There might be a slight delay as we setup another network segment, but I > don't think it will pose much of a problem. I'll talk it over with > coadmins to be sure. If possible you should probably wait for a day or two before you start, to see if anyone doesn't have competing requests. Thank you for your efforts. Regards, Bart -- WebSig: http://www.jukie.net/~bart/sig/
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