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Red Hat Enterprise Linux for ARM arrives after seven years of development

51 pointsby setraover 7 years ago

3 comments

digitalsushiover 7 years ago
I&#x27;m asking this half for me, half for the thread - does this mean RHEL on Raspberry Pi?<p>thanks.
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Tepixover 7 years ago
There seems to be a giant gap between low cost ARM boards and server ARM boards. I think a moderately fast, yet low power ARM server would be interesting for things like a private cloud. The cheap ARM offerings are usually very limited in terms of RAM (2GB max) with no option to expand it.<p>Right now this market is (under-)served by some Intel Atom boards.
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greenhouse_gasover 7 years ago
How does ARM compare to Intel or AMD from a &quot;cost per power&quot; perspective (meaning, if ARM is twice weaker then AMD, is it less than 50% as expensive?)
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