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8 posts • joined Wednesday 10th February 2010 01:16 GMT

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Re: Why does Oracle need storage

Oracle can't just rebadge other people's hardware for two reasons:

1. They already burned their bridges with HDS and LSI (now NetApp) when they terminated their OEm relationships.

2. They spent hundreds of millions of dollars on Pillar. They aren't going to just bail on the technology. I mean... they could, but Larry might finally be shown the door if they did, when all his shareholders realized he was just bailing out his personal bank account.

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Re: err

@rvt

The 32pin interface cable isn't a standard, it's an Apple proprietary interface.

Apple did NOT use USB first, your're completely off your rocker. They weren't even on the standards committee for it being invented. Apple tried to get everyone to use firewire, which was shunned by the rest of the industry, and eventually gave in to USB.

You can't transfer video over the lightning doc at all. USB has 0 issues transferring both.

Troll sufficiently fed.

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Re: And your point is?

Just because you don't know what's running FreeBSD doesn't mean that it's got a minimal install. As a result of the fact you don't have to share the code people don't have to tell you if they're using it or not. And they never have to give anything back.

Off the top of my head - NetApp and EMC Isilon are both based off of FreeBSD. Kace which Dell now owns, and JunOS by Juniper.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_products_based_on_FreeBSD

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Completely ridiculous. It's just a system looking to be gamed.

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Re: What's interesting to me...

Bill Gates started the foundation in 2000. 12 years ago. Nice troll though!

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Re: So what

Configuration rules for a FAS6280 and a FAS6280 in an HA environment

Size

Maximum system capacity (in TB)

Note: Disk drive capacity listed is the largest shipping disk drive supported on the date of the last update to this page. 4320

With the current shipping 3TB drives it's 3.4PB. When 4TB drives are released, or with a v-series, it goes up to 4.3.

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FAIL

Supermicro isn't intel only

Supermicro isn't intel only and never has been, you just need to learn to use a web browser.

http://www.supermicro.com/Aplus/

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ATI isn't the issue...

Choking on ATI integration? The GPU's coming out of the ATI division are the only thing AMD has been doing right for the last 2 years...