Jungo Releases Go-HotSwap Version 6.22 for Linux Jungo releases Go-HotSwap Version 6.22 for Linux operating system. This release complements a recent release of Go-HotSwap v6.22 for Windows and Solaris announced on August 10th, 2004. For the full press release, please refer to:
http://www.jungo.com/st/news/pr041013.html?nl1004

Customer Case Study: WinDriver CE in Flower Auction Workstation Chess embedded Technology (Chess eT), developed the Tribune Buyers Workstation which allows flower auction participants to take part in the auction process. The Tribune Buyers Workstation runs Windows CE and Chess eT used Jungo's WinDriver CE for developing the software that converts all user interaction into Ethernet data, including audio, which is then digitized and compressed.
Read more at:
http://www.jungo.com/st/application_story_chess.html?nl1004

Microsoft Analysis Tools for Enhancing Windows Driver Performance Performance analysis tools track driver activities and return data that Windows driver developers and other software developers can use to track down the inefficiencies in your code. They can also help find interactions between driver and other system components that might affect performance. Microsoft offers at no charge several performance analysis tools such as Perfmon, Kernrate, and others that can help you develop and test a high performance Windows device driver. Use the following tips to take full advantage of these performance analysis tools:

Perfmon (perfmon.exe), available in Microsoft® Windows® XP or Microsoft Windows Server(TM) 2003, is a tool that monitors and logs any of the processes running on your computer you specify in real-time. Use Perfmon to gather general performance data. Perfmon is GUI-based but can be started by typing Perfmon at a command prompt.
Kernrate (kernrate.exe) to track CPU utilization. Kernrate is available as part of Microsoft Windows 2003 Resource Kit Tools.

Download the Microsoft Windows 2003 Resource Kit Tools (a single 12MB file) at:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=9D467A69-57FF-4AE7-96EE-B18C4790CFFD&displaylang=en

WinDriver Seminar in Korea YessWorld, Jungo's reseller in Korea, will conduct a WinDriver seminar at the Dow Education Center on November 6^th 2004. The seminar will cover theory of driver development as well as driver development with Jungo tools. For further details, contact YessWorld directly:
http://www.yessdata.com/

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OCT 28, 2004
Phone: 877-514-0537 Fax: 877-514-0538 E-mail: sales@jungo.com In this issue: Jungo Releases Go-HotSwap Version 6.22 for Linux Customer Case Study: WinDriver CE in Flower Auction Workstation Microsoft Analysis Tools for Enhancing Windows Driver Performance WinDriver Seminar in Korea Jungo Releases Go-HotSwap Version 6.22 for Linux Jungo releases Go-HotSwap Version 6.22 for Linux operating system. This release complements a recent release of Go-HotSwap v6.22 for Windows and Solaris announced on August 10th, 2004. For the full press release, please refer to: http://www.jungo.com/st/news/pr041013.html?nl1004 Customer Case Study: WinDriver CE in Flower Auction Workstation Chess embedded Technology (Chess eT), developed the Tribune Buyers Workstation which allows flower auction participants to take part in the auction process. The Tribune Buyers Workstation runs Windows CE and Chess eT used Jungo's WinDriver CE for developing the software that converts all user interaction into Ethernet data, including audio, which is then digitized and compressed. Read more at: http://www.jungo.com/st/application_story_chess.html?nl1004 Microsoft Analysis Tools for Enhancing Windows Driver Performance Performance analysis tools track driver activities and return data that Windows driver developers and other software developers can use to track down the inefficiencies in your code. They can also help find interactions between driver and other system components that might affect performance. Microsoft offers at no charge several performance analysis tools such as Perfmon, Kernrate, and others that can help you develop and test a high performance Windows device driver. Use the following tips to take full advantage of these performance analysis tools: Perfmon (perfmon.exe), available in Microsoft® Windows® XP or Microsoft Windows Server(TM) 2003, is a tool that monitors and logs any of the processes running on your computer you specify in real-time. Use Perfmon to gather general performance data. Perfmon is GUI-based but can be started by typing Perfmon at a command prompt. Kernrate (kernrate.exe) to track CPU utilization. Kernrate is available as part of Microsoft Windows 2003 Resource Kit Tools. Download the Microsoft Windows 2003 Resource Kit Tools (a single 12MB file) at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=9D467A69-57FF-4AE7-96EE-B18C4790CFFD&displaylang=en WinDriver Seminar in Korea YessWorld, Jungo's reseller in Korea, will conduct a WinDriver seminar at the Dow Education Center on November 6^th 2004. The seminar will cover theory of driver development as well as driver development with Jungo tools. For further details, contact YessWorld directly: http://www.yessdata.com/ Jungo Software Technologies, 3031 Tisch Way, Suite 808 San Jose, CA 95128, U.S.A. Jungo, WinDriver, Go-HotSwap, OpenRG and OpenSMB are trademarks of Jungo Ltd. This newsletter was sent to: [Email] . You have received this newsletter because you have downloaded or used Jungo products. To unsubscribe, reply to this email with subject 'remove [Email]'.

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