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PHP 5.5 integrates Zend Optimizer+

PHP 5.5 integrates Zend Optimizer+

Zend Optimizer+ is to be integrated into the currently-in-development PHP 5.5. The announcement was made by Zeev Suraski, CTO and co-founder of Zend Technologies.
Fedora Linux 18 released and whats new

Fedora Linux 18 released and whats new

Fedora Linux version 18 has been released today at Jan, 15. Fedora Linux is considered as the third most popular Linux distribution, behind Ubuntu and Mint for desktop usage. The new version comes with several new features such as – an installer that is rewritten and redesigned from the ground [...]
Difference between registered memory and unbuffered memory

Difference between registered memory and unbuffered memory

Unbuffered memory is also known as unregistered memory (or UDIMM). Buffered memory is also known as registered memory (or RDIMM). Unbuffered memory is memory where the memory controller module drives the memory directly, instead of using a store-and-forward system like registered memory. Buffered memory [...]
About CPU: The logical and physical cores

About CPU: The logical and physical cores

This post will demonstrate a detailed method of enumerating processors in a running linux server. Before delving into the topic, some terms should be defined: Physical Package: The physical package is a microprocessor. For each physical package, it plugs into a physical socket on a mainboard, and may [...]
Install Dell OMSA on Redhat Enterprise Linux

Install Dell OMSA on Redhat Enterprise Linux

Here we listed 3 ways on the installation of Dell OpenManage Server Administrator on a Redhat Enterprise Linux, you can follows these steps on CentOS or SLES 10, they would work well. 1, Install from RPM packages Generally we need these RPM packages, you can search and download them from Google.com.
Hpasmcli Usage Example on ProLiant DL380

Hpasmcli Usage Example on ProLiant DL380

Hpasmcli is short for HP System Health Application and Insight Management Agents, it’s a scriptable command line interface for interacting with the hpasm management daemons, which can be used to view / set / modify BIOS settings such as hyper-threading, boot sequence control, and UID LEDs. It [...]
Linux Disk Scheduler Benchmarking

Linux Disk Scheduler Benchmarking

[Dr. Peter Chubb, Project Research Officer - Gelato] Over the last six months, Google has sponsored Gelato to take a close look at the disk chedulers in Linux, particularly when combined with RAID. We benchmarked the four standard Linux disk schedulers using several different tools (see our wiki for [...]
Difference between login shell and non-login shell

Difference between login shell and non-login shell

Understanding the distinction between your shell types, profile files and shell rc files is important because when you apply modifications to your system you need to know where  to set variables in order to make sure that they can be initialized as expected.
Haystack new storage solution for billions of photos

Haystack new storage solution for billions of photos

This week Facebook should have completed its new photo storage system which is designed to reduce the social network’s reliance on expensive proprietary solutions from NetApp and Akamai. The new large blob storage system, named Haystack, is a custom-built file system solution for the over 850 [...]
SATA Disk Problems with suggested solutions

SATA Disk Problems with suggested solutions

kernel: ata2: status=0×51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error } The root cause is not understood yet but cabling or drivers is suspected. Suggested: Raise a vendor call for the cabling to be checked.
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