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Software Development | Tools of the Trade | Supported Platforms | Company Publications Suggested OS Patches by Operating SystemAll Lymeware products assume a stable operating system as a requirement for performance and compatability. Lymeware Corporation recommends the following patches, service packs, upgrades, and "enhancements" as minimum requirements for stable platforms. Our products are only tested and actively supported on reference platforms configured as stated below. Currently Supported Reference PlatformsSun Solaris on SPARC and x86 platformsRed Hat Linux on x86 platforms Red Hat CygWin on win32 platforms Actively Maintained (no longer Reference) PlatformsTurboLinux Server 4.0 on x86 platformsCaldera/SCO OpenServer 5 on x86 platforms Sun Solaris on SPARC and x86 platformsSun Solaris patches may be found at their BigAdmin site. Lymeware also strongly recommends Sun's Free PatchPro 2.2 (not the web tool - PatchPro Expert), which can be found on the Sun OS Patches page. We currently support the following versions of Solaris with the listed patches: Sun Solaris 9 on UltraSPARC platformsSolaris 9 Recommended Patch Cluster dated 15 Apr 04Sun Solaris 8 on UltraSPARC platformsSolaris 8 Recommended Patch Cluster dated 15 Apr 04Sun Solaris 7 on UltraSPARC platformsSolaris 7 Recommended Patch Cluster dated 15 Apr 04Sun announced it will no longer support 7 as of 30 July 2004 Lymeware Support Sunset Date of 01 September 2004 Sun Solaris 2.6 on SuperSPARC platformsSolaris 2.6 Recommended Patch Cluster dated Jun/01/01Solaris 2.6 y2000_ALL Patch Cluster dated May/18/01 Lymeware Support Sunset Date of 31 October 2002 Sun Solaris 2.6 on X86 platformsSolaris 2.6 x86_Recommended Patch Cluster dated Jun/01/01Solaris 2.6 x86_y2000_ALL Patch Cluster dated Mar/22/01 Lymeware Support Sunset Date of 31 October 2002 Sun Solaris 2.5.1 on SuperSPARC platformsSolaris 2.5.1 Recommended Patch Cluster dated Jun/01/01Solaris 2.5.1 y2000_ALL Patch Cluster dated Jun/01/01 Lymeware Support Sunset Date of 31 December 2001 Red Hat Linux on x86 platformsRed Hat "patches" (RPM upgrades really) may be found at their Red Hat Linux Errata page.
We recommend that Red Hat platforms are kept current either with
the Red Hat Network Software Manager (which we use internally) or by
purchasing Update CDs directly from Red Hat. For more information on both of
these options see Red Hat Update Service Packages.
We currently support the following versions of Red Hat (automatically updated monthly): Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 (WS,ES,AS) on x86 platformsRed Hat Linux 9 on x86 platformsRed Hat announced it will no longer support 9 as of 30 April 2004Lymeware Support Sunset Date of 31 December 2004 Red Hat Linux 8.0 on x86 platformsRed Hat announced it will no longer support 7.3 and 8.0 as of 31 December 2003Lymeware Support Sunset Date of 31 October 2004 Red Hat Linux 7.3 on x86 platformsRed Hat announced it will no longer support 7.3 and 8.0 as of 31 December 2003Lymeware Support Sunset Date of 31 March 2004 Red Hat Linux 6.2 on x86 platformsRed Hat announced it will no longer support 6.2 as of 31 March 2003Lymeware Support Sunset Date of 31 July 2003 Red Hat Linux 5.2 on x86 platformsRed Hat announced it will no longer support 5.2 as of 26 October 2001Lymeware Support Sunset Date of 31 December 2001 Red Hat CygWin on win32/X86 platformsRed Hat CygWin upgrades may be found at their CygWin Homepage.
We recommend that CygWin platforms are kept current both with the Windows Update service (which can be found under the Tools menu in IE 5.X) and with
the CygWin Net Release Setup Program (setup.exe).
We currently support the following versions of Red Hat CygWin (automatically updated monthly): Red Hat CygWin (DLL version 1.3.2) on win32 (x86) platformsTurboLinux Server 4.0 on x86 platformsTurboLinux upgrades are via manual FTP from their FTP repository or at the mirror. The majority of their support
information is found on one of the three company-sponsored mailing lists
found here.
We do not actively support this platform, except for current customers already on TurboLinux. SCO OpenServer 5.X on x86 platformsSCO (was Caldera for a while) OpenServer 5.x upgrades may be found at their OpenServer 5 Patches and Supplements page.
NOTE: We STRONGLY recommend that anyone still using SCO OpenServer 5 platforms migrate, as soon as possible, to either Solaris or a well known Linux distribution. OpenServer 5 is very old and has not seen any patch or supplement activity in a few years. We do have extensive experience in migration from SCO OpenServer 5.X.
We do not actively support this platform, except for current customers still on OpenServer 5. |
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