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• VirtualBox / Xen / whatever they call it (since they don't really seem to know themselves).. Well, the presenter says the binary download is identical to the open source - I saw a few things I'd want to change to even consider using it on our network, so I start downloading at the presentation.. The open source edition is crippled and lacks several features - They JUST said that's NOT the case - Which is it? Crippled or full product?

• ZFS timeouts on disk i/o - I tried installing Solaris on a somewhat flaky box, I ended up locking up the system with no errors during an install; and during running ZFS I could corrupt the pool. Ask a question and I get the typical "good" speakers response of take it offline afterwards - That's a sign of one of two things: 1) The speaker really wants to talk technical, 2) You've caught him not knowing how to respond and he wants to blow you off. Talk after - basically the discussion is speaker has to go to another presentation, adios.

• Microsoft: I feel you are falling behind in file storage and volume management IMHO. Look out, Sun may just make a comeback.

• Sun: I hear plenty of bloggers say you don't know how to manage/market what you have, I've just witnessed that first hand. I also don't know even if you released everything to open source today how you'd profit from your investment, not good for investors - Look out.

• Admins: Times are changing in storage, a revolution started a while ago with NAS and SAN, but the bottom is dropping out of the pricing for those technologies and many new ones are worth looking at.

• Launch IE
• Go to the Tools Menu, then Internet Options
• Click "Programs"
• Click "Set Programs"
• Click "Set program access and computer defaults"
• NOTE: Allow the action which requires permission
• Click "Custom"
• Scroll down to "Choose a default media player:"
• Select "Windows Media Player"
• Click OK, X, etc. to close the windows..