USB 2.0 support for ZFS has been enabled in Solaris 10 Update 2 and Solaris Express. USB 1.1 support for ZFS is only available in Solaris Express now. Do not hot-remove a USB disk with non-replicated ZFS filesystem when I/O operations are going on.

No, according to policy you cannot use any type of removable media to bring it or take out software/files. Please, contact Steven Graham so that software can be made available on the systems. See similar questions...

Light weight and easy to carry: USB flash drives weigh about the same as a car key ?C in fact, some USB flash drives are so lightweight that hypothetically it could be only 8 grams. USB flash drives are about the size of a stick of gum. High Capacity: USB flash drives currently can hold up to two gigs of data ?C that"s over 650 three-minute songs (33 hours) recorded as MP3s or about three times the content of a standard compact disc. See similar questions...

Yes, you can. Create the container file on your hard drive, and burn it onto the CD or write it on the USB flash. More info on how to encrypt USB flash disk, DVD, CD… You do not need to repartition your hard drive. When you create a new disk you are required to give the name of the file where you want to store your secret information in the encrypted form. That's all. So the new disk is actually just one file, not partition. It's much easier to manage a file than a partition. E.g. See similar questions...

You can create links or shortcuts to other folders and place them in your specified Music Library Folder. The contents of the linked folders will then be part of your Music Library. See similar questions...

The ZIP drives in our lab machines are set up to use the automounter. The automounter will automatically mount the drive for you when you access it, and unmount it when it is not being used. If you want to use Ext2fs (linux) formatted ZIP disks in the lab, make sure you create a filesystem on the disk in the lab before using it by typing: /sbin/mke2fs /dev/zip so that the ZIP disk is formatted with your user permissions. See similar questions...

Not legally. Again, the license is good only on a single machine, even if there is no way anyone might use the product on another machine. Hopefully All Topo Maps are reasonably priced and you will purchase a copy for every machine that they are run on. I originally installed a BETA, or Not For Resale version of All Topo Maps (or I installed a friends copy on my machine, but have since purchased my own copy of All Topo Maps). I want to change the old Serial Number to my new Serial Number. See similar questions...

If you can only afford one, definitely go with the 2". I would say that most of my bowl, hollow form and faceplate work under 10" is done with a 2" pad. The pads are less expensive and so are the disks. 3" is great for the outsides of bowls and convex shapes and the inside of larger bowls or more gradual curves. Too tight of a curve and the 3" pad will only hit the edges of the disk and not the center. For large work and especially large platters, 3" is good. See similar questions...

Disk Groups help you organize Dynamic Disks and help to prevent data loss. Windows 2000 allows only one Disk Group per computer (this may change). Disk Groups can organize storage when you use Veritas LDM-Pro. A Disk Group uses a name consisting of the computer name plus a suffix of Dg0. If you use LDM-Pro, the suffix can be incremental, such as Dg1 or Dg2. To view the name of your disk group, see the following registry entry: See similar questions...

USB stands for Universal Serial Bus and is available on all new computers. Depending on the age of your computer, it may or may not have USB ports available. If not, the Sylencer will plug into a standard computer sound card, although this will not provide as good recognition as with a USB adapter. To see if your system supports USB, go to http://www.usb.org/ and download and run the free utility 'USBready' that will determine whether or not your system supports USB. See similar questions...

Connecting the digitizer with Serial (RS232) or USB will be determined by the application software you are using with the digitizer. Please consult your application support for assistance. See similar questions...

Before inserting your USB memory stick, please log in to the machine directly (not via SSH from another system). Logging in at the console will ensure that the USB memory device is mounted with you as the owner. It is safest to insert the device into one of the USB ports on the front of the computer (rather than those on the back or on the keyboard). See similar questions...

Q: Which program do I use for word processing, spreadcheat calculations, image processing, burning, scanning, surfing, chatting... See similar questions...

First boot KNOPPIX with the memory stick inserted. Got to the KNOPPIX menu, Configuration, Save Configuration. When asked, choose /dev/sda1. When booting type knoppix myconf=scan home=scan at the boot prompt. This is an issue with the Dell BIOS. Simply pull out the power cord from your computer for a few seconds, and your computer should start again. You can also try passing "apm=off" or "apm=real-mode-poweroff" to the kernel during startup. See similar questions...

In a word, "No". You can use any style you want with any song in the fake disk. When compiling the disks, I chose a style which I think suited the song well. If you do not have that style you can choose another. If you do have that style, you can still choose another. You may not agree with my choice. See similar questions...

For the first attempt to read in an original disk, always use the default settings, without specifying any options on the command line. The default settings will read each track with the standard bit rate and will not read halftrack information. In my experience this is sufficient for 90% of all original disks. Specifying any options will rather harm then help with these disks. See similar questions...

If you request it, we will store your images on a plain CD or DVD disk with no slide show. On our standard disks, we store the high resolution images of your slide scans on the CD and you should be able to pull the images onto your Mac if you have the correct extensions loaded. We do not have a Mac that we can experiment with but we have read that you need to load the Foreign File Access Extension. See similar questions...

Yes. A separate, Keyspan brand USB adapter can be purchased for your board. The adapter attaches to the end of the serial cable provided and then connects to your computer. The USB adapter can be purchased through GTCO or your local reseller. See similar questions...

A USB cable may be used with a USB-to-Serial (9-pin) conversion cable. For Window? 98, NT, 2000 & ME these conversion cables usually require that an software program (included with the cable) be installed on the PC in order for the computer to recognize the cable. Window? XP (or higher) usually does not require the cable software. See similar questions...

In theory yes. Any Stick supporting USB 1.1 However Eurotherm have tested 6000 series using Sandisk products, as they are a reliable major supplier. Others, which may not be as robust to EMC problems, are used at the end users risk. USB 2.0 devices are generally backwards compatible to USB 1.1 which the 6000 series supports. See similar questions...