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Hi, I'm James Briggs, an Internet computer programmer/DBA in Silicon Valley. I've been programming for 20 years for companies like eBay, Cisco, Yahoo!, Apple, Amazon and startups.In my spare time I do Open Source programming and like flying airplanes, karate and studying Asian languages.
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Apple Xsan Links
Apple Xsan is a 64-bit cluster file system used with Fiber Channel Xserve RAID (discontinued) or Promise VTrak E-Class disk enclosures. (When Apple discontinued the Xserve RAID they were cool enough to “unlock” the firmware to use any OEM disk … Continue reading
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