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RE: [ic] moving foundation to non-redhat linux?
> If I setup a foundation on a redhat linux box, can I move a
> copy home to
> my PPC linux box to play with?
>
> it looks like foundation is only for i386!
>
> thanks for any advice!
>
> jim
I can't remember where I got this, but see the attached.
-Dan
alpha
dec-osf4.x
dec-osf5.x
unknown-linux-glibc2.1 (redhat 6.2)
hppa
hp-hpux10.20
hp-hpux11.00
i386
unknown-bsdi4.0.1
unknown-bsdi4.1
unknown-bsdi4.2
unknown-freebsd3.5.1
unknown-freebsd4.2
unknown-linuxglibc2.0(redhat5.2)
unknown-linuxglibc2.1(redhat6.2)
unknown-linuxglibc2.1(redhat7.0)
unknown-netbsd1.4.3 (will upgrade to 1.5 when customers start
reqesting)
unknown-openbsd2.8
unknown-sco3.2v5.0.4(or 5.0.5...will discontinue support when SCO
does)
unknown-solaris2.6
unknown-solaris2.7
unknown-solaris2.8
unknown-unixware7.1.1
ia64
unknown-linuxglibc2.1(redhat7)
mips4
sgi-irix6.4
sgi-irix6.5
mips3
sgi-irix5.3
sgi-irix6.2
sgi-irix6.4
sgi-irix6.5
powerpc
ibm-aix4.3.3.0
unknown-linux (most likely yellowdog)
apple-macosX (possibly supported in the future)
sparc
sun-solaris2.5.1
sun-solaris2.6
sun-solaris2.7
sun-solaris2.8
unknown-linuxglibc2.1 (redhat 6.2)
arm
unknown-linux
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