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ZLMLoad is a tool that simplifies the process of importing the base operating system packages from media (or ISO) into ZLM. This is the first major rewrite of the tool.

Tired of looking all over the place for OES upgrade or migration related materials? Novell's new Upgrading to OES community page has just gone live.

Two cool webinars in August that will help you win more business in Q4.

Is your business using Twitter? Novell recently added an OES specific Twitter account at http://twitter.com/novelloes.

Once in a while an issue comes up where application A gives some odd errors in eDirectory but those errors seem to be cosmetic as application A is still fine and works (unless you count the messages in ndstrace). What does this mean when you see a -714 from eDirectory while tracing LDAP that is talking about some "iterator"? What does an LDAP error 51 mean when everything still seems to return properly? Today I am going to try to share some information on Virtual List Views (VLV) by explaining what they are, how you can use them, and a few cases where they do not work with eDirectory.

Simple steps to subscribe to and listen to podcasts **like Novell SalesTalk!** on your BlackBerry.

Now is a great time to help secure your customers' computing infrastructure while lowering their administrative overhead by delivering super user management and tracking across all their SUSE Linux Enterprise Servers -- at a discount.

Norm O'Neal explains how to move a MySQL Database to a new VM or Physical SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.

Last week I was asked if there was a way to start an application at the command line and later come back to it from somewhere else. Normally in Linux/Unix (*nix) it is possible to 'background' a process and then return to it later on but that's only if you are still in the same session where the process was sent to the background. This is useful to have something run while you do other things but reconnecting to this session cannot be done with just the shell. Thankfully 'screen' is on Linux systems by default (all of them I've used anyway) and as a result, Linux Just Does That.

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