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Reading SCO tapes on Linux This is the problem & a solution from the time I had to read some old SCO tapes on a Linux 2.4 system. I also ran into the same problem with tapes created on a 2.2 kernel linux. This might be useful for someone someday.
Self defense for SCO users If you are running a SCO system, it's time to get very serious about protecting yourself. This article assumes that you either cannot switch to another platform or that switching is too difficult (see "Time to Dump SCO?").
Getting near to the end? Well, the SCO lawsuit is getting closer to the end. According to the Groklaw article in the link, the judge threw out most of their claims. Too bad he didn't throw them all out, but.. Anyway, it's getting even less likely that SCO is going to do well here. For those who are still running SCO systems, time could be running out: the company may not be there when you need them to be. So what now?


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Title Date Comments
Getting near to the end?   2006 12  2006/12/03 11:35 TonyLawrence

Self defense for SCO users   2004 05 

Time to dump SCO?   2004 05  2007/11/05 01:51 anonymous

Reading SCO tapes on Linux   2003 01  2005/03/23 00:17 anonymous

Linux|Unix ABI- Using other Unix binaries on Linux   2001 11  2008/11/11 08:07 anonymous

SCO/Linux Transition Guide   2000 09 

Can Linux run OSR5 binaries?   1997-2003 

Can OSR5 and Unixware run Linux binaries?   1997-2003 

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