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HP Puts Ibrix to Work Enterprise Storage Forum By Paul Shread HP (NYSE: HPQ) is rolling out new data storage systems based on Ibrix technology just a few months after acquiring the clustered file system ... See all stories on this topic

CNET News FAQ: Buying the right Windows 7 upgrade CNET News The great thing is, I'm no longer in fear of the system keeling over. I can snapshot the filesystem - RELIABLY - using vmware tools. ... See all stories on this topic

What is OpenStorage – and what does it mean for buyers of enterprise storage? Data Center Journal Today this core is predominately OpenSolaris and the ZFS file system. This is from Wikipedia, ZFS is an open-source combined file system and logical volume ... See all stories on this topic

Patent Office Director Announces Backlog Reduction Plan EasyBourse.com The bill also proposes switching from a first-to-invent system to a first-to-file system. While small inventors worry they will not have the resources to ... See all stories on this topic

SYS-CON Media (press release) Mac File Recovery SYS-CON Media (press release) By Jonny Defh HFS Wrapper is a popular and reliable Mac OS X file system. The HFS+ volume could be made to contain within the HFS file system volume in a ... See all stories on this topic

Next-generation Linux file systems LXer (press release) There's something both exciting and frightening about the announcement of a new Linux file system. It's exciting because file systems represent new ... See all stories on this topic

Parallels Desktop 5.0 build 9220 tweakers.net ... your virtual machine's hard disk directly from the Virtual Machine Configuration - the file system of your virtual machine will be resized accordingly. ... See all stories on this topic

Q. Does Hyper-V support Network File System (NFS)? Windows IT Pro A. No, Hyper-V doesn't support NFS. Related Reading: Q. Can I monitor the network traffic of a Hyper-V virtual machine (VM) from the host? ... See all stories on this topic

Ars Technica New tool seeks to block rootkits by protecting their targets Ars Technica Rootkits burrow their way into an operating system's kernel using a process called hooking. The services provided by a kernel—file system and hardware ... See all stories on this topic

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