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Zypper - openSUSE

Command zypper is an easy to use command line package manager using the software package management library called libzypp. Zypper is able to manipulate installation repositories, search for packages, install, remove, or update packages and more. It can b

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Cool Solutions: Samba Configuration and File Sharing on SLES 10

Nice graphical step-by-step of configuring Samba F&P on SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 using Yast and SWAT.

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BLOG CORRECTION Re: How To Use TPC-C To Prove You Are Getting Slower and More Expensive

On December 15th I blogged a short analysis of a fresh IBM System x 3950 TPC-C result with DB2 and how it compared to a result with the same software stack published on September 19th, 2006.  Something went haywire in that analysis. The TPC spreadsheet I was viewing had the result posted at 311,087 TpmC [...]

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How To Use TPC-C To Prove You Are Getting Slower and More Expensive

I’ve Never Seen Anything Like This Before Today IBM published a TPC-C result of 311,087 TpmC with the System x 3950 using DB2 ESE 9. The System x product line is very deep. The 3950 is particularly interesting because it is has shipped with two of the Tulsa family of Intel Xeon processors—the 7140N and 7150N. [...]

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How to configure an SLES mail server

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