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As you may have observed, this blog wasn´t updated for quite a while, as it was automatically feeded by my primary blog. I still work on a new gateway functionality for Serendipity to Roller, but this will be a task for my next vacation. So .. in case you found this blog interesting, please look at http://www.c0t0d0s0.org in the case you wasn´t redirected automatically.

A good start for configuring the Solaris 10 Trusted extensions: TX-Ranger, config script v1.0. The TX-Ranger is a demo environment for Trusted solaris that gives a nice overview about the feature set available in TX.

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Perhaps this arcticle at ExtremeTech is quite useful to you: Build a (Very) Inexpensive Solaris 10 Workstation. Even more interesting than the article itself is the fact, that articles regarding Solaris starts to get more common.

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Clay Rider writes in Sun pushes integration with UltraSPARC T2:

The T2 is another example of Sun's out-of-the-box, perhaps a bit off-the-beaten-path, approach to the marketplace. As history has shown, this approach is often the one that delivers the best ROI for Sun, and in the process its customers.

As Scott said in the past: There is no profit in making the same than all other around you ...

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A nice walktrough to LDOMs at Slicing a Partition out of a running T2000.

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I finally found a good use for Twitter: I will use it as a scratchpad for links or snippets and a place for links that don´t justify an own blog entry or the addition to delicious. You will find the twitter-box on the right side at the top of the page.

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Whenever you speak about Solaris with some Linux fans, they will tell you "I would like to use ZFS, dtrace is so cool ... but well ... i can´t do it ... it´s not in linux. And it´s your fault, because of your OSS license". Okay ... that were multiple persons merged to one citation. But it´s a good summary of all the stuff i hear all the day.

I found two blog entries, that speak out what i think: When you want Solaris feature, just use Solaris, and don´t wait for some shoehorned concept in your favorite religion-laden operating environment. When you think rational about the problem, you should not tied to your operating systems, you should look at your tasks and your applications. And when Solaris fits better than Linux into the equation , just use it ...

But it´s the same with the everlasting dispute about Windows/Unix, vi/emacs: People have a bias regarding their choices. And this bias seldoms comes from rational thinking.

Frau Fragmente beschreibt die einzig valide Art, die Love Parade zu behandeln: Mit weitem Abstand und Desinteresse ....

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You Belong in 1996

With you anything goes! You're grunge one day, ghetto fabulous the next. It's all good!

What Year Do You Belong In?

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Serverwatch published a nice article about the T2000 at a startup. Server Snapshots: Sun in the Real World is worth a read, but my favorite quote is:

"I'd recommend that other startups try the T2000," Whitehead said. "Solaris is Unix, so if you know Linux, there is nothing to be afraid of."

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