Infortrend's Cluster File System Appeals to VARs of Media Solutions
ChannelPro-SMB
Networked storage innovator Infortrend has rolled out its new ESVA Cluster File System solution. The system is designed to deliver high-speed file access, sharing, and data storage. Built around Infortrend's Enterprise Scalable Virtualized Architecture ...
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Drag-and-drop options in OS X
CNET (blog)
The last option when dragging files is to navigate the file system. In the past you would have to reveal both your source file as well as your desired destination for it to copy or move that file; however, in OS X you can navigate through the file ...
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8 Hot Storage Startups to Watch
Enterprise Storage Forum
It integrates complex storage concepts, including clustered file system and volume management, rapid resource provisioning, and quality of service (QoS) into a workload and storage agnostic offering. "Customers benefit from increased levels of ...
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File and Directory Operations with Java 7's Files Class
Java World
In most cases, the methods defined here will delegate to the associated file system provider to perform the file operations. class makes heavy use of an interface new to Java 7 via NIO.2: the Path interface. As can be seen when viewing the class. ...
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The Microsoft/Android war: Which patents are at stake?
Network World
Patents 5579517 and 5758352, issued in 1996, "relate to implementing both long and short file names in the same file system," Microsoft says. The complaint goes on to mention the FAT16 file system used by MS-DOS and early versions of Windows. ...
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JailbreakMe 3.0: How Does It Work?
PCWorld
Version 3.0 exploits a different vulnerability in the Safari PDF rendering system. Once again, Safari loads a hacked PDF file containing hidden jailbreak code which is then injected into the root file system of your iDevice- all from a regular ol', ...
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What is Node.js?
O'Reilly Radar
This isn't a file referenced by a piece of HTML and running in a browser. It's a file sitting on a file system, executed by the Node program, running as what amounts to a daemon, listening on a particular port. The classic example here is "Hello World ...
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Package content naming convention
GameDev.net
If the archive file belongs to the path, why is its name not fully included? 3. If you wish to hide file system boundaries (eg the path up to and inclusive test.zip belongs to one file-system, and the path from sound on belongs to another file-system), ...
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