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figuring out CPU capabilities

Posted on February 12, 2007July 29, 2008 By Arjan Koole No Comments on figuring out CPU capabilities
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I recently got an IBM eserver xseries 226 from somebody, they only do HP in that shop, and it was a leftover from a takeover they did a little while back. Since he wasn’t going to use it, he gave it to me. Thanks a lot buddy! 🙂 After some investigation, I found out it … Read More “figuring out CPU capabilities” »

FreeBSD on vmware ESX 3.x

Posted on January 14, 2007December 30, 2009 By Arjan Koole 2 Comments on FreeBSD on vmware ESX 3.x
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Okay, at work we have a vmware virtual infrastructure (or vmware esx 3.x) setup. It’s a really sweet setup, made up out of four boxes (HP DL385’s) with two dual-core AMD Opteron CPU’s, 16GB of RAM, and a nice 6TB SAN for storage. There’s a windows DL380 for virtual centre, and to manage the snapshots … Read More “FreeBSD on vmware ESX 3.x” »

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