Has anybody heard of a porting set for Linux or one that would work with Baan IVc4 or later? Have you heard of anything in the works from Baan?

Hey Chad,

Have a look at the following thread: http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?threadid=23

It is one of the most popular topics on the board!

Has anybody heard of a porting set for Linux or one that would work with Baan IVc4 or later? Have you heard of anything in the works from Baan?

Here goes something I just got from SSA Global - BaaN support:

For Baan IVc ( and your current PS 6.1c.07.04)
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Supported: SLES 8
Oracle database: Oracle 9.2, 10g
Hardware: minimal Pentium-III

Usage of this portingset requires a license key. Solution 142799 provides a correction program to add the related commercial function.

In case an existing Baan IV environment is moved from another OS to Linux: Be sure to install solution 142799 and run the correction program before moving the BSE environment as installation afterwards is not possible due to the required license-key.

For more information about Linux and Baan IVc, please read the following document:

ftp://ftp.support.baan.com/updates/port/6.1c.07.04/U8474A_US_SSA_BaanIV-Triton3-Technical_Notes_for_portingset_6_1c_07_04.pdf


If you want to go to the latest Portingset (6.1c.07.07), please read the release notes for the PS.

ftp://ftp.support.baan.com/updates/port/6.1c.07.07/Technical_notes_portingset_61c0707.PDF


For BaanERP Ln ( and the latest PS available now: 7.6a.02)
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Supported OS version: SLES 8, 9
Oracle Version: Oracle 9.2, 10g

Oracle
Suse SLES 8 with SP3 or SuSe SLES 9 is recommended.


For information about Linux on BaanERP Ln, please read the following document:
ftp://ftp.support.baan.com/updates/port/7.6a.02/Technical_notes_for_portingset_76a02.PDF

If you have any questions, contact SSA Global.

ORMA :cool:

hi there

Go through the below thread.

http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=23671&highlight=linux