David Boyes of Sine Nomine demonstrates an IBM Mainframe running Sun Microsystems Open Solaris operating system.

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I tried to use D02HW -emobile modem on my Eee PC using OpenSolaris 2008.5 -x86. I'd very glad you could give some comments to me!

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Why Intel & OpenSolaris? David Stewart, Engineering Manager with Intel Open Source Technology Center provides an introduction to why Intel is excited about working on OpenSolaris. Find out about the projects Intel is working on and how you as a software developer can collaborate with us in the OpenSolaris Community.

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Belenix (Opensolaris) corriendo en un Dell Inspiron 6000 y configurando la tarjeta de red inalámbrica

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Constantin Gonzalez, Technical Systems (TS) Ambassador bei Sun Deutschland, zeigt in diesem Video, wie einfach es ist, OpenSolaris zu installieren. Viel Spaß! Mehr Infos unter http://www.OpenSolaris.com und http://www.OpenSolaris.org

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GLOSS, the open source community at SASTRA University, Thanjavur, India, celebrated the release of OpenSolaris in a BIG BIG WAY on May 5th 2008! GLOSS which has been using Solaris XDE as its preferred Operating System for a long time now, is very excited with this new and exciting release of OPENSOLARIS! :-)

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Power Utilization - David Stewart is back in this 2nd episode with more details about the power utilization projects Intel is working on to optimize OpenSolaris to take advantage of the Intel platform power features. Learn more about the two main areas of power management, the PowerTop app available on OpenSolaris, and the Tesla project. Join the collaborative effort at Opensolaris.org.

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A conversation between Darrin Johnson of Sun Microsystems, and Dave Stewart of Intel on collaboration, OpenSolaris, the new Intel 7400 Processor Series and record breaking SPECjbb results.

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Episode 7 - Intel Xeon processor & Dunnington David Stewart gets right into some of the key features of Dunnington (codename), the next generation 6-Core Intel server processor, and digs into what really works well on OpenSolaris and Solaris. Join the collaborative efforts in the OpenSolaris community to prepare for these new processors. Then get involved and check out the Intel platform project at Opensolaris.org.

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Episode 5 - David Stewart introduces Ashok Raj, Kernel Development Lead at Intel in the Open Source Technology Center, to talk about what we're doing with Virtualization and OpenSolaris. Ashok shows how virtualization increases server utilization in the data center and discusses what Intel is doing to improve virtualization in the hardware. Dave invites you to get involved with OpenSolaris, join the Intel platform project, and the Xen community within the OpenSolaris community at Opensolaris.org.

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Participa en la comunidad OpenSolaris. http://es.opensolaris.org http://davidgalan.opensolarisblog.org/

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Booting OpenSolaris Indiana 2008.5 with Innotek VirtualBox under Linux on my Thinkpad X40 (1.2GHz and 1.5Gb RAM) In this video, I must enable gdm in order to run X server because I only work with this image under ssh/terminal. Enjoy!

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Intel and Sun have been collaborating on Power Management and PowerTop for OpenSolaris is a tool to better understand how software is taking advantage of power management features of the platform. This tool will help developers enable the software stack to be more power aware and power efficient.

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Overview of PowerTOP for OpenSolaris by Rafael Vanoni, a software engineer at Sun Microsystems

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David Boyes of Sine Nomine demonstrates an IBM Mainframe running Sun Microsystems Open Solaris operating system... contd,

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David Boyes of Sine Nomine demonstrates an IBM Mainframe running Sun Microsystems Open Solaris operating system, part 3.

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David Boyes of Sine Nomine demonstrates an IBM Mainframe running Sun Microsystems Open Solaris operating system.

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Getting Instant Performance Boosts - Speeding along with the 3rd OpenSolaris feature topic, David Stewart asks developers if they'd like to get automatic performance improvements without having to recompile their application. Then he discusses what is happening to accomplish this, plus the exciting early results. And, what can you do to get involved? Join the community at Opensolaris.org.

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Updating a freshly installed Open Solaris Operating system on a PC or virtual machine using the pkg command line tool

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NexentaOS es un sistema operativo basado en DebianGNU/OpenSolaris para IA-32 y los sistemas basados en x86-64. Es la primera distribución que combina GNU con el kernel de OpenSolaris y con las utilidades del espacio de usuario del núcleo. Nexenta Systems, Inc. ha iniciado el proyecto y patrocina su desarrollo continuado. Nexenta se basa en Ubuntu, pero con el núcleo Linux substituido por el núcleo de OpenSolaris. Hacer esto ahorra tiempo y recursos sin tener que crear otro software para el sistema base. Hay dos APT(repositorios) oficiales: “prueba” e “inestable”, que suman 12.222 paquetes. Para el lanzamiento oficial se planea un tercer repositorio “estable”. ----------------------------------------- Nexenta OS is a computer operating system based on Debian/Ubuntu and Solaris for IA-32 and x86-64 based systems. It emerged in fall 2005, after Sun Inc. making OpenSolaris public in June 2005[1]. Nexenta OS is the first distribution that combines the GNU C library and userland with the OpenSolaris kernel. One central purpose of Nexenta OS is to provide a kernel allowing proprietary closed source hardware drivers being produced for inclusion in an opensource operating system[2]. Basing Nexenta on Ubuntu saves time and resources from having to create yet another software base from scratch. Nexenta Systems, Inc has initiated the project and sponsors its continued development.

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David Boyes of Sine Nomine demonstrates an IBM Mainframe running Sun Microsystems Open Solaris operating system, part five. Conclusion.

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Just for fun I decided to change the look of my Ubuntu Linux computer to the OpenSolaris look !

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OpenSolaris Presentation at KTH/Kista by www.sunkth.wordpress.com Stay tuned for the upcoming events !!!

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Predictive Self-healing - David Stewart talks about another exciting feature of OpenSolaris, Predictive Self-healing, and what they're doing to optimize it so Intel Xeon processors can use the features within the fault management architecture (FMA). Watch the video to get many more insights into the process and then join us in the open source community at Opensolaris.org.

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Booting Indiana, OpenSolaris Developer Preview from USB stick in my Thinkpad X40. Took two minutes (almost three from HDD) to boot with this method. The installed search and mount any ZFS pool available in the hard disk. Also NWAM is ready to connect to any wireless network available. ZFS, DTrace and nice desktop out of the box. This is amazing for the opensource community! Sorry for the quality, this one is recored with my Treo 680 ;-)

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