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The upstream provider offers Enterprise Linux in several flavors, AS, ES, WS, PWS, etc. Which one is CentOS like?
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Requested and Answered by Johnny Hughes [hughesjr] on 18-May-2005 18:58 (39902 reads)
The upstream provider offers Enterprise Linux in several flavors, AS, ES, WS, PWS, etc. Which one is CentOS like?
CentOS is built from the the publically provided AS Enterprise Sources, although all of the above versions are built from the same sources. AS is either a larger subset of packages (than PWS and WS) or has advanced Kernel parameters supporting larger number of processors or memory (as compared to ES).
With the upstream provider, AS supports some IBM achitectures not supported by the other versions (ES, PWS, WS).
CentOS is built like the AS version.
With the upstream provider, AS supports some IBM achitectures not supported by the other versions (ES, PWS, WS).
CentOS is built like the AS version.
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