Hi,
I have Penguin Computing server and they normally install CentOS by
default but you can buy RedHat or SUSE as the OS. I didn't see any
"frankenkernel" per se, however, I didn't get CentOS on mine so I
don't know if they altered it there. I got RedHat ES on mine which
wasn't altered in any serious fashion other trying to market the HPC
cluster stuff.
On the line of Penguin Computing and Fedora 6 I got a weird system
hang on that server when I was testing it for another application.
However when I reinstalled RedHat ES from CD the problem went away.
That is my $3 worth (2 cents adjusted for inflation),
Frank
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Kevin Martin writes:
Also try Penguin Computing. That's who we use...price competitive,
understands Linux.
My recollection, the last time I checked them out, is that they ship
workstations with installed frankenkernels, and various other binary
blobs. But if they're still doing that (it's not clear after a brief
look at their website, but the fact that they sell only Nvidia video
cards is not a good sign), I would argue that they don't understand
Linux, just yet.
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