Not sure what the model of this is, but very awesome whip!.

Pretty baller car

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Kevin Appel Resume 2012

Are there any items you would like to know more about? Possibly what the Stage 2 loader does, or the difference between SysV and Upstart? Feel free to post any topics.

Do you know that Redhat and Novell handle their boot process completely different?  Yes it’s true, Novell has modularized their boot process into individual files under /etc however Redhat 5 currently handles this in a linear process.  Ok thanks  now I feel smarter, but how does this affect me?  Here’s the deal, third party vendors that need to be leveraged, have to insert their code into the boot process so their modules are loaded and their product is functional.  On a typical Sles machine these files will be inserted into the boot.d structure; however on a Redhat system the code will be injected into rc.sysinit.

Now we get to the core, on Redhat machine who owns the /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit file, yes you are correct, it is from initscripts.  And this is important because?  Well this is a rpm package that can and will be updated via content, therefore overriding any content that was previously stored.  And then the multipath is broken …

Have no fear however, the solution is a quick fix.  By restarting Powerpath (/etc/init.d/PowerPath start), it will re-inject itself into sysinit, which will provide the mechanism to survive a reboot and allow the modules to be loaded at default and re-enable your file systems depending upon the emc pseudo devices.

Have you ever seen an expensive vehicle in person? They are one of the most awesome material objects that exist. It is unfortunate that within the United States the speed limit laws will limit you from experiencing the full potential of the vehicles. The way these vehicles are geared, you will be able to hit 90 MPH in 3rd gear easily; whereas with the conventional automobiles if you do this, you will most likely blow up your engine because you exceeded the engine RPM capabilities or your tires may not be rated correctly to handle the speed.  Was able to get to experience this today, the image below is the back end picture of a Ferrari, how many vehicles have you ever seen where the engine is not in the front of the car? Some vehicles like volkswagon or porsche had done designs like this, the Fiskar has a similar design but they actually fill up both the trunk and the hood to cram all their technology, then the Tesla has design elements that change this.  The other awesome design, and those of you who have ever played Need For Speed will create the correlation, having a conventional shifter in a vehicle is a waste of space, waste of resource and complicates the matter.  Paddle shifters? Yep those were in the high end whips but now this functionality is coming to the every day car, if you want to drive your car like a race car you can with the paddle shifters, there are options to apply that will accomodate your needs.  But just because you can drive it like a race car doesn’t mean that is what you should do, these vehicles have a lot of power and need to be driven in safe situations (ie sometimes booking a spot at the Race Track, switching out the tires, and mapping out the apex and pushing the vehicle to the limits).  The technology features that are now being introduced allow you to partner with the technology to meet your requirements.  How annoying is it to turn on your windshield wipers, then have to modify it to go from slow to medium to fast, etc as the rain picks up?  Auto sensing windshield wipers will cover this, just make sure to turn off the feature before going into a car wash. =)