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29-Apr-09Bookmarks for April 28, 2009
29-Apr-09Links for April 28, 2009: NetApp System Manager (NSM) 1.0 FCS Released! DOWNLOAD NOWZ! | Christopher Kusek, Technology Evangelist – NSM has been released.
Bookmarks for April 25, 2009
28-Apr-09Links for April 25, 2009: Backup, Restore, and Disaster Recovery Solutions for PostgreSQL Database on NetApp Storage Systems – "This document describes the operation of PostgreSQL on NetApp® storage systems. This report serves as a guide to get a PostgreSQL database up and running on NetApp. This guide assumes a basic knowledge of both NetApp [...]
Bookmarks for April 14, 2009
28-Apr-09Links for April 14, 2009: Lustre Wiki Main Page – "For the world's largest and most complex computing environments, the Lustre™ file system redefines high performance, scaling to tens of thousands of nodes and petabytes of storage with groundbreaking I/O and metadata throughput." Virtual Proteomics Data Analysis Cluster | proteomics.mcw.edu – "ViPDAC uses Amazon Web [...]
Bookmarks for April 13, 2009
28-Apr-09Links for April 13, 2009: The FreeBSD Diary — cdrecord – writing your own CDs – Includes notes on flags to mkisofs. How to mount USB stick on FreeBSD 6.2 | Forrest Sheng Bao – "To mount a USB stick in FAT32 file system" FreeBSD: Mounting a USB stick : mish – "Mount a 2Gb [...]
Bookmarks for April 8, 2009
10-Apr-09Links for April 8, 2009: Scientific Linux – How To Upgrade To The Latest S.L. 5.x Release – "Scientific Linux was designed so that an administrator can easily upgrade their computer between minor releases. It is not required that administrators upgrade their release, because the security errata will be updated for all releases. But there [...]
Extracting an RPM without installing it
01-Apr-09If you want to inspect files in an RPM without installing it, use rpm2cpio piped to cpio: rpm2cpio file.rpm | cpio -id Note that this will create a (local) directory tree under which the extracted files will be placed. In other words, expect the files to be extracted under a newly created “usr” directory or [...]
Bookmarks for March 31, 2009
01-Apr-09Links for March 31, 2009: Best Practices for File System Alignment in Virtual Environments – "This document provides guidelines for preventing, detecting, and correcting file system misalignment issues for virtual machines hosted on VMware® ESX, Microsoft® Hyper-V™, and Citrix XenServer infrastructures."
Bookmarks for March 30, 2009
01-Apr-09Links for March 30, 2009: HOWTO debian, cheat sheet – Reference to dpkg, apt-get, etc. Blog O’ Matty " Blog Archive " Recovering deleted files with ext3grep – "Ext3grep allows you to poke and prod ext file system metadata structures (superblocks, inode bitmaps, block details, etc.), and has the ability to recover deleted files."