Experimental Physics and
Industrial Control System

Steve Lewis <[email protected]> · Sat, 10 Nov 2001 08:23:36 -0800

At LBNL we are very interested, both as partner in SNS collaboration
and for future projects.  Interestingly enough, Jerry Fiddler, founder
of Wind River and former colleague here, called me to say he really
wanted to repair relations with our laboratory community; he knew
things were not as they should be.  I am awaiting follow-up from
his marketing manager.

Specifically in answer to your questions:
1. Carl Lionberger or myself
2. Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
3. 2 +
4. #53 and #54

Those licenses form effectively a *SITE* license for the 68k
family.  We have another "project" license for PPC which
doesn't have generous re-use terms.

Thus I would add to your "specs" -- not locked to project, just
to "department" or "group".  As you say, we just want the BSPs,
the libraries/headers, and GNU stuff...

At 17:40 -1000 2001/11/09, Nick Rees wrote:
>We are (like many people, I suspect) gradually transitioning from Solaris
>to Linux....

>Hence, the question is, how many sites are interested in transitioning to
>Linux, and would be willing to do this at a reduced cost with the
>possibility that all latest Tornado development suite would not be
>available, but the GNU toolchain and debugger would be? If you are
>interested, please can one person from each site send me:
>
>1. Contact name
>2. Site name
>3. #VxWorks licenses
>4. VxWorks license number
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Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System

Experimental Physics and
Industrial Control System