Can I install Linux on a Sun Microsystem Sunfire v100?
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Yes it dose go to the ultralinux website and chose a distro. I would go with suse because it has YaST, but that is just a personal recommendation. To get suse click on the opensuse website.
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I have one here on Long Island for you. No kidding. It's Linux, but it's still OK.
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The short answer is: probably.\n\nAssuming the architecture is somewhat modernish, say a Pentium 3 or beyond and you have suitable memory, you should have no trouble running the 2.6 Linux kernel.\n\nThere are several distributions that will allow you to install a "minimal" set.  5G should cover most of the base installs anyway.\n\nIf you are new to Linux, I would suggest going with Fedora, Mandrake, or SuSe.  These all have GUI installers and give you most of what you'll need to get by.  I've attached a URL where you can get some of the more common linux distributions in .ISO format.  You might also head over to Distrowatch and see if you can find a more suitable distribution for your needs.
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There are a lot of good GNU/Linux distributions, depends what you want to do. if you want to your desktop, try Mandryba, Lycorix, Ubuntu (KUbuntu, Edubuntu), Gentoo... are the most frindly and easy to install.
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I am not sure how to configure Sun's Application Server, but why not try Tomcat? it's downloadable from http://tomcat.apache.org/, it's free, and it's very easy to install and use
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I would consider one of the distros of Linux.  You can download off the net!
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I would make sure you have all linux drivers downloaded for the main pieces of hardware, in case you cannot connect to internet once you install
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there is no problem to use a flash memory card in the linux system. You can surely use you flash memory card.
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You can setup ubuntu for DVD playing, Flash player, and many codecs by using EasyUbuntu.\n\nAlso, Firefox installs some plugins needed. Best to use EasyUbuntu. The rest you have to download .deb files or use Package Manager
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yes u can.\nu can have the normal system requirements.\nfirst install windows on ur computer and have some space without partitioning.\nnow install linux on ur computer and follow the installation wizard and it'll take care of that.
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I don't believe so.  I know for a fact that no major retailer in the US sells them.  However I do know of the BlackDog USB powered Linux server which is powered by a 400MHz PowerPC processor and comes with 64MB of ram and either 256MB or 512MB of NAND flash memory.  I have no idea where you can buy one but the source link has more information about it.
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If you want a server at your company see if you can afford one. I think Sun Microsystem makes servers.
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You can use Linux operating system for free. you can also use some Linux live CDs like Knoppix or Slax.
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Yes you can do so!! only thing is make sure  you are not upgrading the kernel . i would suggest you to  do few things\n\n1) Download the 2.4 kernel source kernel say linux-2.4.6.src.rpm\n2) rpm -ivh linux-2.4.6.src.rpm\n3) then go to  /usr/src/redhat/SPECS\n4)rpmbuild -ba linux-2.4.6.spec\n\nit will create new RPMS on /usr/src/redhat/RPMS .\n\nNow go over ther and the \nrpm -ivh *.rpm please  \nNote ::you shoudl not do rpm -Uvh *.rpm\n\nthis  will  create another new kernel and then boot the system on booth prmpt select 2.4 kernel and get booted . incase still you have problem u can get my assistance at kshounish@yahoo.com\n\nkshounish
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a few links to help out\n\npuppy linux : http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=puppy\nalinux : http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=alinux\ndamm small linux : http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/\nfeather linux : http://featherlinux.berlios.de/about.htm\n\nAmong these puppy linux seems to be the best..have fun
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Step 1: Switch to Linux.\n\nStep 2: rtfm
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Get drivers from the card maker. See if it supports linux.