I want to have a general look at the Operating System, and more specifically give ZFS a try and their implementation of Xen - xVM.
No doubt the CD will now sit on my shelf for a while I try to find the time again!
OpenSolaris Starter Kit - Finally!
There's a few things on my to-do list that repeatedly get pushed to the bottom - one of which is to give OpenSolaris a try - I ordered a Starter Kit a while ago and it popped through the door this morning.
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- March 13th, 2008 @ 22:23
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