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| − | You must set the maximum size of a shared memory segment to at least 6MB. This can be accomplished with the | + | You must set the maximum size of a shared memory segment to at least 6MB. This can be accomplished with the <code>scoadmin</code> utility. |
| − | Once this parameter is adjusted, you must re-link the kernel, also from | + | Once this parameter is adjusted, you must re-link the kernel, also from <code>scoadmin</code>. |
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| + | The build system presents significant challenges. | ||
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[[Category: Platform Notes]] | [[Category: Platform Notes]] | ||
Revision as of 06:51, 4 August 2023
Port Status
SCO OpenServer is a Tier 2 Port
Testing Details
We build and test the SCO OpenServer port on a system with the following specifications:
- ESXi Virtual Machine
- SCO OpenServer 5.0.7
- gcc v2.95.3
- autoconf 2.54
- automake 1.7.1
This port requires significant manual intervention to build, given the old version of GNU autotools in play.
Required Kernel Tuning
You must set the maximum size of a shared memory segment to at least 6MB. This can be accomplished with the scoadmin utility.
Once this parameter is adjusted, you must re-link the kernel, also from scoadmin.
Port Challenges
The build system presents significant challenges.
