What all Operating System are Supported on Oracle VM Server for Sparc ?

hi,
Does Oracle VM Server for Sparc Support's Solaris OS of different version
or it also supports linux & windows OS also...
thnaks in advance....

The modern SPARC platform ( sun4v ) is locked in Solaris. No chances for open-source OS'es like Linux or *BSD.
This is because the important hardware documentation is closed ( known only to Sun / Oracle engineers ). For example:
  * virtualization features of CPU are documented only at hypervisor-call level (part of Sun servers' firmware), and only partially.
  * CPU errata are closed ( Some errata for old UltraSPARC III were opened during OpenSolaris project, but that's all).
  * crypto features ( SPU and MAU ) are closed.
-- Konstantin

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