>> Should OpenBeOS R1/R2 be made with 64-bits processors in >> mind?!?(G5 / Intel Itanium / Sparc /etc) >> >> So it doesn´t take too much time to get on the 64-bits >> train when it starts rolling faster (used in the mass >> consumermarket ) ;-) > >From the NewOS pages: >-- >Current Ports >Intel IA-32 (x86) - Tested on desktops through 4-way servers >Sega Dreamcast - Hitachi SH-4 > >-------- >Planned Ports >iMac - G3/G4 based Apple products >SGI Indy - MIPS R5000 based Indy in 32- and 64-bit mode -- in progress, >boots >Sun Blade 100 - UltraSPARC IIe in 64-bit mode >DEC Multia - Alpha >Amiga 3000 - M68030 >Atari Falcon - M68030 >-- > >So it would only then become an issue of drivers. Plus, as I think was >mentioned before, Travis would probably be glad to port to other >platforms if given the hardware to do it. > >I have a couple of Blade100s (and 1000s) here at work, I should start >learning how to code drivers, eh? :P Just a thought - you can't port to what doesn't exist. NewOS is *very* portable. When the time comes, and someone on the kernel team can afford the hardware, we will be there. :-)