1.5 Availability

Condor is currently available as a free download from the Internet via the World Wide Web at URL http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/downloads. Binary distributions of Condor version 6.x are available for the platforms detailed in Table 1.1. A platform is an architecture/operating system combination. Condor binaries are available for most major versions of UNIX, as well as Windows NT.

In the table, clipped means that Condor does not support checkpointing or remote system calls on the given platform. This means that standard jobs are not supported, only vanilla jobs. See section 2.4.1 on page  for more details on job universes within Condor and their abilities and limitations.

The Condor source code is not currently available for public download. If you desire the Condor source code, please contact the Condor Team in order to discuss it further (see Section 1.7, on page ).

Table 1.1: Condor Version 6.9.5 supported platforms

Architecture	Operating System
Hewlett Packard PA-RISC (both PA7000 and PA8000 series)	- HPUX 11.00 (clipped)
Sun SPARC Sun4m, Sun4c, Sun UltraSPARC	- Solaris 8, 9
	- Solaris 10 (clipped) (Using the Solaris 9 binaries)
Intel x86	- Red Hat Linux 9
	- RedHat Enterprise Linux 3
	- RedHat Enterprise Linux 4 (Using RHEL3 binaries)
	- RedHat Enterprise Linux 5
	- Fedora Core 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Using RHEL3 binaries)
	- Debian Linux 3.1 (sarge) (Using RHEL3 binaries)
	- Debian Linux 4.0 (etch)
	- Windows 2000 Professional and Server (clipped)
	- Windows 2003 Server (Win NT 5.0) (clipped)
	- Windows XP Professional (Win NT 5.1) (clipped)
	- FreeBSD 6 (clipped)
	- Macintosh OS X 10.4 (clipped)
PowerPC	- Macintosh OS X 10.4 (clipped)
	- AIX 5.2, 5.3 (clipped)
	- Yellowdog Linux 5.0 (clipped)
	- SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 (clipped)
Itanium IA64	- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 (clipped)
	- SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 8.1 (clipped)
Opteron x86_64	- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3

NOTE: Other Linux distributions likely work, but are not tested or supported.

For more platform-specific information about Condor's support for various operating systems, see Chapter 6 on page .

Jobs submitted to the standard universe utilize condor_ compile to relink programs with libraries provided by Condor. Table 1.2 lists supported compilers by platform. Other compilers may work, but are not supported.

Table 1.2: Supported compilers under Condor Version 6.9.5

Platform	Compiler	Notes
Solaris (all versions) on SPARC
	gcc, g++, and g77	The entire GNU compiler suite
		must be versions 2.95.3 or 2.95.4
	cc, CC	use the standard, native compiler
	f77, f90	use the standard, native compiler
Red Hat Linux, version 9 on x86	gcc, g++, and g77	as shipped
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3, 4 on x86	gcc, g++, and g77	as shipped
Red Hat Debian Linux 3.1 (sarge) on x86	gcc up to version 3.4.1
Fedora Core 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 on x86	gcc, g++, and g77	as shipped

The following table, Table 1.3, identifies which platforms support the transfer of large files (greater than 2 Gbyte in length). For vanilla universe jobs and those platforms where large file transfer is supported, the support is automatic.

Table 1.3: Supported platforms for large file transfer of vanilla universe job files

Platform	Large File Transfer Supported?
Hewlett Packard PA-RISC with HPUX 11.00	Yes
Sun SPARC Sun4m,Sun4c, Sun UltraSPARC with Solaris 8, 9	Yes
Intel x86 with Red Hat Linux 9	Yes
Intel x86 with Enterprise Linux 3, Debian Linux 3.1 (sarge)	Yes
Intel x86 with Fedora Core 1, 2, 3, 4, 5	Yes
Intel x86 with Windows 2000 Professional and Server	Yes
Intel x86 with 2003 Server (Win NT 5.0)	Yes
Intel x86 with Windows XP Professional (Win NT 5.1)	Yes
PowerPC with Macintosh OS X	No
PowerPC with AIX 5.2	Yes
PowerPC with Yellowdog Linux 5.0	Yes
Itanium with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3	Yes
Itanium with SuSE Linux Enterprise 8.1, 9	Yes
Opteron x86_64 with Enterprise Linux 3	Yes