Download: VAU-2007-03-30_07.mp3
Length: 26 minutes
VMS Audio Update - Episode #7
In this our seventh episode we'll get a Nemonix tip from Nic Clews, a T4 segment about Fiberchannel monitoring from Steve Lieman, and a review of the RX2660 from Colin Butcher.
2007 OpenVMS Advanced Technical Boot Camp Website
www.hp.com/go/openvms/bootcamp
If you are interested in applying for the HP bootcamp Scholarships then for the contact Dan dot Klein at HP dot COM
(OpenVMS on Integrity) or Susan dot Skonetski at HP dot COM (others)
For the TDI scholarship then contact billjohnson at tditx dot com
News:
- Software from Alexey Chupahin (libCD, ClamAV, FreeType) can be downloaded from his
web site
- Mark Daniel's soyMAIL is available from the WASD web site
- Steven M. Schweda GnuPG 1.4.7 port is available from
here
- AsItHappens for OpenVMS is available from
here
- ADAcore's web site has more information on GNAT Ada Pro 6.0.1 for OpenVMS Alpha and I64
- For further information about java on OpenVMS visit the HP java web site
- For more information on L&TT and to download it see
the L&TT web site
- Fortran V8.1-1 for OpenVMS release notes.
HP Fortran Web site is at: http://www.hp.com/go/fortran
- HP OpenVMS IBM SNA products are available for OpenVMS I64.
Nemonix tip from Nic Clews, CSC
More information is available on the
SCSI Adapters & Controllers from Nemonix on their
web site
T4 Fibrechannel Monitoring tip from
Steve Lieman, TrendsThatMatter
HP T4 and friends web site
HP T4 email: t4@hp.com
Review of the HP Integrity RX2660 from Colin Butcher,XDelta
More information is available on the HP Integrity RX2660 web site
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Feedback always welcome via
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We'd like to thank, in alphabetical order, Colin Butcher, Nic Clews, Steve Lieman, and Sue Skonetski for contributing to this podcast.
Special thanks to Jeff Palmer and Greg Freeman of the band Checksum for letting VAU use cuts from their CD Grey Ghost royalty free.
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