Abstract: A jig for assembling a cabinet is disclosed. The jig includes a clamp assembly pivotally attached to a base. The clamp assembly includes a first jaw and a second jaw configured to apply a clamping force therebetween. The clamp assembly can pivot between a first position and a first inclined position. In the first position, a front support plate of the clamp assembly is oriented vertically, and in the first inclined position, a first angle less than 90 degrees is formed between the front support plate and a support surface on which the base rests. The clamp assembly may also pivot to a second inclined position at which a second angle less than the first angle is formed between the front support plate and the support surface.

Abstract: A jig for assembling a cabinet is disclosed. The jig includes a clamp assembly pivotally attached to a base. The clamp assembly includes a first jaw and a second jaw configured to apply a clamping force therebetween. The clamp assembly can pivot between a first position and a first inclined position. In the first position, a front support plate of the clamp assembly is oriented vertically, and in the first inclined position, a first angle less than 90 degrees is formed between the front support plate and a support surface on which the base rests. The clamp assembly may also pivot to a second inclined position at which a second angle less than the first angle is formed between the front support plate and the support surface.

Abstract: A jig for assembling a cabinet is disclosed. The jig includes a clamp assembly pivotally attached to a base. The clamp assembly includes a first jaw and a second jaw configured to apply a clamping force therebetween. The clamp assembly can pivot between a first position and a first inclined position. In the first position, a front support plate of the clamp assembly is oriented vertically, and in the first inclined position, a first angle less than 90 degrees is formed between the front support plate and a support surface on which the base rests. The clamp assembly may also pivot to a second inclined position at which a second angle less than the first angle is formed between the front support plate and the support surface.

Abstract: A jig for assembling a cabinet is disclosed. The jig includes a clamp assembly pivotally attached to a base. The clamp assembly includes a first jaw and a second jaw configured to apply a clamping force therebetween. The clamp assembly can pivot between a first position and a first inclined position. In the first position, a front support plate of the clamp assembly is oriented vertically, and in the first inclined position, a first angle less than 90 degrees is formed between the front support plate and a support surface on which the base rests. The clamp assembly may also pivot to a second inclined position at which a second angle less than the first angle is formed between the front support plate and the support surface.

Abstract: A jig for assembling a cabinet is disclosed. The jig includes a clamp assembly pivotally attached to a base. The clamp assembly includes a first jaw and a second jaw configured to apply a clamping force therebetween. The clamp assembly can pivot between a first position and a first inclined position. In the first position, a front support plate of the clamp assembly is oriented vertically, and in the first inclined position, a first angle less than 90 degrees is formed between the front support plate and a support surface on which the base rests. The clamp assembly may also pivot to a second inclined position at which a second angle less than the first angle is formed between the front support plate and the support surface.

Abstract: A jig for assembling a cabinet is disclosed. The jig includes a clamp assembly pivotally attached to a base. The clamp assembly includes a first jaw and a second jaw configured to apply a clamping force therebetween. The clamp assembly can pivot between a first position and a first inclined position. In the first position, a front support plate of the clamp assembly is oriented vertically, and in the first inclined position, a first angle less than 90 degrees is formed between the front support plate and a support surface on which the base rests. The clamp assembly may also pivot to a second inclined position at which a second angle less than the first angle is formed between the front support plate and the support surface.

Abstract: A jig for assembling a cabinet is disclosed. The jig includes a clamp assembly pivotally attached to a base. The clamp assembly includes a first jaw and a second jaw configured to apply a clamping force therebetween. The clamp assembly can pivot between a first position and a first inclined position. In the first position, a front support plate of the clamp assembly is oriented vertically, and in the first inclined position, a first angle less than 90 degrees is formed between the front support plate and a support surface on which the base rests. The clamp assembly may also pivot to a second inclined position at which a second angle less than the first angle is formed between the front support plate and the support surface.

Abstract: A system for storing a file system can include writing a file system to a memory device, the file system including a plurality of files, a subset engine to determine a subset of the plurality of files, a marking engine to mark each file of the plurality of files that is not included in the subset as a not-for-use sector, a crosslinking engine to crosslink duplicate files of the subset, a compression engine to compress a directory structure and a file allocation table (FAT) associated with the subset; and a storing engine to store the compressed directory structure and FAT in the file system.

Abstract: An example managed server system (102) includes a managed server (104), a baseboard management controller (BMC) (108), and a shared memory (106). An example configuration process (200) includes transmitting (201), by the BMC, a network-address request over an out-of-band network; receiving (202) received configuration information; writing (203), by the BMC, stored configuration information to the shared memory; accessing (204), by the managed server, the shared memory to read the stored configuration information; and configuring (205) the managed server using the stored configuration information.

Abstract: An example managed server system (102) includes a managed server (104), a baseband management controller (BMC) (108), and a shared memory (106). An example configuration process (200) includes transmitting (201), by the BMC, a network-address request over an out-of-band network; receiving (202) received configuration information; writing (203), by the BMC, stored configuration information to the shared memory; accessing (204), by the managed server, the shared memory to read the stored configuration information; and configuring (205) the managed server using the stored configuration information.

Abstract: A system for storing a file system can include writing a file system to a memory device, the file system including a plurality of files, a subset engine to determine a subset of the plurality of files, a marking engine to mark each file of the plurality of files that is not included in the subset as a not-for-use sector, a crosslinking engine to crosslink duplicate files of the subset, a compression engine to compress a directory structure and a file allocation table (FAT) associated with the subset; and a storing engine to store the compressed directory structure and FAT in the file system.

Abstract: A server system may include a baseboard management controller and a host system. The baseboard management controller may obtain an identification of a peer system over a management network connection. The baseboard management controller may provide the identification of the peer system to the host system. The host system may use the identification of the peer system to obtain a virtual machine image.

Abstract: A computing device includes a non-volatile storage component with a first portion to include active firmware for components of the computing device and a second portion to include a firmware package to modify the active firmware. The computing device installs firmware from the firmware package and determines if the firmware is successfully installed before proceeding to install subsequent firmware from the firmware package. The computing device uninstalls the firmware package to restore the active firmware if a firmware from the firmware package fails to install.

Abstract: A device including a ready only memory to include component drivers for at least one component of the device, a controller to determine whether a bootable storage device includes at least one operating system, and an embedded application to select and load component drivers onto the device for at least one of the components before installing an operating system from the bootable storage device.

Abstract: A device including a ready only memory to include component drivers for at least one component of the device, a controller to determine whether a bootable storage device includes at least one operating system, and an embedded application to select and load component drivers onto the device for at least one of the components before installing an operating system from the bootable storage device.

Abstract: A device to perform an inventory of components for the device in response to detecting at least one operating system on a storage device coupled to the device, identify at least one compatible operating system from the storage device based on the inventory of components, and generate a user interface on a display device to list at least one of the compatible operating systems.

Abstract: The invention hereby presented is a security system against illegal use and/or copy of electronic data. This security system protects electronic data against being used and/or copied by users that have not purchased this right from the respective producer/provider.