Posted on 01/13/2005 9:03:55 PM PST by GoldenOrchid
Edited on 01/13/2005 9:10:03 PM PST by Sidebar Moderator. [history]
Dang hiccup...
Ditto. But we haven't acquired hardware yet to bump to zOS 1.4, so we're still 2.10
Outsource it to WIPRO!
Come with me to the FBI then. We will save them!
Of course I'll be subbing out to you at 30%. I'll do the networking stuff though!
I teach that, too...grin. 50-50....
Ditto
It's a software problem, not hardware.
Deal!! I'll throw in some Cisco Lessons too lol.
I teach it. You need lessons? ;-)
Not at the moment, studying CCNP right now. Thanks allot anyway. I like people who are eager to teach!
Lotta peopla are eagerly anticipating PowerPC/5 chips.
Supposed to be able to run the 370/390 instruction set, AIX, the Intel 6/786 instruction set too.
One piece of hardware that can run basically all known operating systems without emulation.
2.8 billion transistors on each processor.
I was just pickin'... I know you are knowledgeable. That's why I ping you with questions a lot. G'night...don't blow away. It's windy out there!
I was involved in such a computer project in Missouri. Started out at $35 million and wound up about $100 million and it was anything but what we asked for. The waste and cost overruns of these things are outrageous. Your tax dollars at work.
But i guessing it was a "client/server" wintel based
led by gore lick and other clintonistas....
That's the truth, and rain by the bucket full.
If it's doing this in the morning I'm building an arch. You are welcome on board. Bring your Oracle and SQL books lol I'll bring my Cisco stuff! When we re-populate the planet we will start the first networking and DB projects and get very rich!
The system was adopted after 9/11--at least, that's what I'm inferring from the article. But a Wintel configuration, if that's what it's running on, isn't the problem. The problem was the ability to get their database running--in which case, they need some help from Oracle, not Apple or AMD.
You need a program manager for this venture? Call ME!!
Lotta peopla are eagerly anticipating PowerPC/5 chips.
Supposed to be able to run the 370/390 instruction set, AIX, the Intel 6/786 instruction set too.
One piece of hardware that can run basically all known operating systems without emulation.
2.8 billion transistors on each processor.
31 posted on 01/13/2005 10:44:05 PM MST by djf
That’s why I like my Mac OSX(FreeBSD *nix) & it runs on PowerPC chips.
The PowerPC 5 chips are replacing all other IBM chips. (cost of Fabs $$$).
chuck
Trust me, they have banks of T3E Crays, each with 1200 Alpha CPUs. These are in effect "networked" supercomputers, and details on performance are very limited. Cray also has the new X1 out which is even a generation beyond these machines. Operating system in both cases is UNICOS.
The agent in field still needs a client.
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