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Chris has written 1034 entries that have resulted in 1363 comments since the first entry on 16th September 2004.navigation
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- So long NIS+, it was fun
- Tracing getipnodesXXXX calls
- Clear up those temporary files
- CIFS, ACls, permissions and iTunes
- The Kings of Computing use dtrace!
- Access hour by day of the week
- Preparing for OpenSolaris @ home
- purple-url-handler and XMPP URLs
- Moving to an OpenSolaris Sun Ray
- Using dtrace to find double frees
- Understanding iostat
- Recovering /etc/name_to_major
- New Edelux to light my way home
- Improved sd.conf format
- Starting remote X applications
- More OpenSolaris updates
- Monitoring mounts
- Making a simple script faster
- Adding a Dtrace provider to the kernel
- gethrtime and the real time of day
- 1,784,593 the highest load average ever?
- 784972 threads in a process
- Cycle helmets or brakes
- 10 Steps to OpenSolaris Laptop Heaven
- 784956 Processes
- Cycling route from Farnborough Main to the Sun Office
- Using dtrace to track down memory leaks
- Follow fork for dtrace pid provider?
- Why a fixie
- 500 fixie miles
- Diskomizer Open Sourced
- Passing the Baton
- OpenSolaris 2009.06
- Possibly the best shell programming mistake ever
- Hard May Flyer
- Why everyone should be using ZFS
- Fixie!!!
- Another update to Sun Ray access hours script
- Stopping find searching remote directories.
- Installing support certificates in OpenSolaris
- Good advice from the Department for Transport for Drivers & Cyclists
- Off to Newcastle for the mash up
- Horsham and around
- User and group quotas for ZFS!
- zfs list -d
- Ride to Windsor
- Native solaris printing working
- Recovering our Windows PC
- Solo cycle
- Bad Ride