Re: help me

[alarcher <aurelien.larcher@egim-mrs.fr>]

hello,
seems that gaspo knows the s/debian/netbsd command
in vim because he sent the same email to the port-sparc64 mailing-list ...
I'd rather consider this request is not worth paying attention to it.
I'm sorry if my answer looks too harsh but in such a case : what's the 
point in taking time to reply if the request isn't honest.
I'm posting this mail to the ML to prevent further answers. (I hope I 
won't  hurt anybody)
But Martin, nevertheless your mail proves one thing again: debian people 
are definitely friendly. that's the good point. ;)
As a conclusion I own an U5 which runs debian and netbsd ... it's indeed 
a nice machine ...
gaspo: next time don't send your mail to both the debian and netbsd 
sparc MLs ... that's not serious ...
Best regards,

Aurélien


Martin wrote:

> On Thu, 2005-06-30 at 20:09 +0200, gaspo wrote:
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> > Hi i have test sun ultra5 and i find very well with debian
> > sparc....but i use it for an important Server for my
> > lan/wan/firewall/ecc... ipv6 tunnel broker ircD ecc..
> > I have a Stupid question...:
> > haS Someone to give to me any kinD of sun ultra (for free)...
> > only if U have alot of sparC and U dont make nothing with This server...
> > I pay shipment to my country...contaCt me to my Email gaspolo@gmail.com
> > I wanna to use it how Test server and make experiment on debian....pls
> > Help me!!!!!!!!!
> >    
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> A number of alternatives come to mind.  If you are doing development
> work for Debian then if you become a debian developer, I believe you can
> get access to development machines including a couple of UltraSPARCs.
> Alternatively, you said you are interested in experimenting using
> Debian, why not use another architecture - it's virtually identical.
> Alternatively if it has to be a SPARC based machine you could move your
> main server over to another machine and use the one you already have (if
> it's a standard Debian set up then it should only be config files to
> move), use an emulator such as Qemu or a virtualisation technology like
> vservers.
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> HTH
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> Cheers,
> - Martin
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