I am a huge fan of MojoPac for virtualizing Microsoft environments for
development and testing. I used it to create an Ingres
installation on a cufflink/earring a couple of years ago: see
www.rationalcommerce.com/mojopac.htm.

I am quite excited to see that MojoPac is now available to use for free
by small organizations as well as individuals. If you are interested,
take a look at www.mojopac.com.

I have no commercial links with Mojopac or RingCube; I'm just a happy
user gushing embarrasingly.

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I find this topic very interesting. Are there any other ways of making
Ingres portable / USB stick ready (MojoPac seems to lack Vista support)?
Found this on the WIKI: 'Ingres on a stick - Ingres Community Wiki'
(http://community.ingres.com/wiki/Ingres_on_a_stick)

Regards
Gerhard


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It should not be a problem to have a "bundle" on an USB stick with a
nice installer. However, I cannot help but advocate adding Lighty
(lighttpd) as (IMHO a very good) alternative to Apache.


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On 04/09/09 18:30, Ingres Forums wrote:
pre-determine the drive letter for the USB device. As you take your
demo/portable Ingres from machine to machine you might get a different
"letter" assigned. Perhaps there is away around that?

g

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