GETTING STARTED

Your Toshiba M10 or R600 notebook comes preinstalled with the OpenSolaris™ 2008.11 release and several supplemental software packages, such as the following:

Adobe Flash Player

Glassfish V2

Java™ SE Development Kit 6 Update 10

NetBeans IDE 6.5

OpenOffice 3.0

Sun™ xVM VirtualBox 2.0.6

Sun Studio Express 11/08

Web Stack that includes MySQL™ and the Apache Web Server

When you boot the system for the first time, you will be asked to view the OpenSolaris license, perform system initialization steps, and log in.

The system initialization process includes the following:

Selecting your time zone

Selecting your locale and language

Setting the superuser (root) password

Creating a new user for yourself

Specifying the host name of the notebook

After you complete the system initialization process and reboot, log in and check out the What’s New section to learn all about the great new features of OpenSolaris 2008.11, like Time Slider. And don’t forget to Register your system to keep it current. Enjoy your new OpenSolaris system!

For more information about getting started with the OpenSolaris 2008.11 software and installing new software packages, see opensolaris.com/learn/.

Where to Go For Recovery and Release Notes Information

Should you experience problems with the notebook that require you to start over, get information about recovering the OpenSolaris 2008.11 preinstalled image from opensolaris.com/toshibanotebook/recovery.html.

OpenSolaris Support Information

When your contract is entered into the Sun contract database, you’ll receive an additional email with a contract number for your Subscription offering for OpenSolaris.

To get started, access the Sun Services Welcome kit at sun.com/service/welcomekit/ to:

Get resources and support that are part of your coverage

Gain access to self-help resources

Log, update, and close Service Requests at the Sun Online Support Center

Contact Sun for technical phone support:

Customers in the United States, call 1-800-USA-4SUN (1-800-872-4786)

Customers outside the United States, call the appropriate regional support number shown at sun.com/service/contacting/solution.html

Go to sun.com/service/opensolaris/ for information about OpenSolaris Subscriptions.

Toshiba Hardware Support Information

For Toshiba Notebooks purchased in the United States

Go to opensolaris.toshiba.com

Contact the Toshiba Call Center for hardware technical support:

Customers in the United States, call 1-877-786-2848

Customers outside the United States, call 1-949-462-7704

For Toshiba Notebooks purchased outside the United States

Go to opensolaris.toshiba.com to find your local support number.

Legal Notice

IMPORTANT LICENSE NOTICE: The software preinstalled on or shipped with the enclosed Toshiba hardware and additional software from pkg.opensolaris.org are subject to the license terms found in the respective software and/or License or README files. Your use of such software will constitute acceptance of these terms. If you do not agree with the terms of the applicable license, do not use the software.

For details about OpenSolaris 2008.11 and repository license terms, see /etc/notices/LICENSE or opensolaris.com/licensing/opensolaris_live_media_license_2008_11/.

For details about additional preinstalled software packages from the OpenSolaris Package Repository, see /License.Other/PREINSTALLED_LICENSES or opensolaris.com/toshibanotebook/other.licenses.txt.

Use of Adobe Flash Player technology is subject to the enclosed Sun Microsystems, Inc. Software License Agreement and related Entitlement.

Use of VirtualBox 2.0.6 is subject to the enclosed VirtualBox Personal Use and Evaluation License (License version 7, September 10, 2008) as if you had installed the software yourself.

All of this software is subject to U.S. Export Administration Regulations and may only be distributed in accordance with these laws. Diversion to persons or destinations contrary to U.S. law is prohibited.

 

*GMA500694010*

© 2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc., 4150 Network Circle, Santa Clara, CA 95054 U.S.A.

Part No: 820-6591-10 November, 2008

 

GMA500694010

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Sun Microsystems GMA500694010, M10, R600 manual Getting Started, OpenSolaris Support Information, Legal Notice

R600, GMA500694010, M10 specifications

Sun Microsystems has made significant contributions to the field of computing, standing out especially during the late 20th century with its innovative hardware and software solutions. Among its many products, the R600—a server model—is a noteworthy mention due to its distinct features and robust architecture.

The Sun R600 is part of Sun's Enterprise line of servers. It is particularly recognized for its scalability, reliability, and performance. Designed for heavy workloads, the R600 incorporates advanced technologies that maximize processing power and memory efficiency. The system typically supports SPARC (Scalable Processor Architecture) processors, delivering exceptional processing speeds capable of handling complex tasks with ease. Its architecture is built around a modular design that allows for easy upgrades and maintenance, making it a preferred choice for data centers and enterprises requiring high availability and uptime.

Moving to the GMA500694010, it is noteworthy for its integration with Intel's graphics technology. Often associated with devices requiring low-power consumption and compact design, this GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) offers a balance of performance and efficiency. The GMA500694010 features Intel's graphics architecture, enabling enhanced video playback and basic 3D graphics capabilities. This technology is particularly suitable for netbooks and portable devices, which aim to deliver adequate graphics while conserving battery life. It supports various multimedia formats and is compatible with numerous operating systems, boosting its versatility in the market.

On the other hand, Sun Microsystems' M10 server is another prominent product that gained traction in the enterprise sector. Built to cater to virtualization and cloud computing environments, the M10 leverages the capabilities of SPARC M-series processors. This server is designed with features such as dynamic resource allocation, allowing users to efficiently distribute resources based on workload demands. The M10 also boasts advanced security features, including encryption and isolation of workloads, which are critical in today's security-conscious enterprises. It shines in high-performance computing tasks, supporting large databases and enterprise applications with minimal latency.

Overall, the synergy of robust technologies embodied in the R600, GMA500694010, and M10 reflects Sun Microsystems' commitment to performance, innovation, and reliability in computing solutions. Each has its unique strengths, yet collectively they illustrate the breadth of Sun Microsystems' impact on technology. Whether in server capabilities, graphics performance, or enterprise-level solutions, these products have played vital roles in shaping the modern computing landscape.