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History Of The Linux Kernel Archives

Ever wondered about the history behind Kernel.org, the Linux Kernel Archives?

Well, wonder no more: the folks at KernelTrap.org have put together an extensive history of the Linux Kernel Archives, from its modest beginnings as a white-box PC hosted at Transmeta to today’s incarnation that requires quad Opteron servers provided by HP, with terabytes of disk space and 24 gigabytes of RAM.

Wednesday, May 4th, 2005
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Ever wondered about the history behind Kernel.org, the Linux Kernel Archives?

Well, wonder no more: the folks at KernelTrap.org have put together an extensive history of the Linux Kernel Archives, from its modest beginnings as a white-box PC hosted at Transmeta to today’s incarnation that requires quad Opteron servers provided by HP, with terabytes of disk space and 24 gigabytes of RAM.

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