XI Installation Disk and RAM recommendation

Hi All,
what is SAP recommendation regarding RAM and DISK for SAP XI Installation along with SQL Server 2005 Database?

Depends on your throughput requirements
Check the SAP QuickSizing guide:
http://service.sap.com/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01100035870000637059&
We had 8gb in each node and shared 320gb across the cluster.
Again, wholly depends on your usage/throughput

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I am curious about this also. I just reinstalled W-7--have 11 G of physical memory--a ton of hard drive empty space also, and I have been wondering why PS_CC is so slow--since basically I have only put my Security and Browser in addition to Adobe back on the Dell XPS computer..... At least now it does show the downloading percentage (like .psd file) , but that must be what is happening. I do think that some of these "frozen" screens I have been experiencing, was because the program was using scratch disk, instead of the Ram... I came up from CS-5, and can't describe it in detail, but just realize how slow PS-CC is in most everything. Going back and see if reallocating will help...

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My G5 overheats when set to "Automatic" mode in the Energy Saver window of System Preferences. I must leave it set on "Reduced" speed. However, when I startup from the installation disk it sets the speed at Automatic and I cannot complete tasks like "repair permissions" and make an image of my boot drive before the fans go turbo and the processor (I presume) overheats.
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I just recently bought my friend's iMac 10,1 21.5in with all of his documents in it He lost his installer disks and it has OS X Snow Leopard. How can I restore it to factory settings? Or can I buy OS X Lion online and restore it to factory settings?

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I am trying to install my PSC 1401 on my system which uses Windows XP Professional. When using the Installation CD that came with the printer I get the following message:
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After freeing up the necessary space restart this installation by opening and closing the CD-Rom drive where your HP CD is located.
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Apparently that doesn't work. Install directly from the original media.
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CS4 Design Standard, Mac Pro Towers, and RAM recommendations

We're considering upgrading our design towers from:
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We'll be spending most of our time in QuarkXpress, Photoshop CS4, and a bit of Illustrator CS4. We hope to eventually migrate to InDesign CS4, but for now our workflow won't allow it. We'll also be running Microsoft Office 2008 applications.
My question: how much RAM should we install? I don't want to buy more than I need, but want to get the optimal amount for the applications we'll be running. We work on 50-page or so Quark docs, with some time spent with 50MB or so Photoshop files. What's everyone's experience and recommendations?
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I've created my installation disk and downloaded all the support files for bootcamp, but when I click the button to install windows nothing (and I do mean nothing) happens. No pop ups, no error, no anything.

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I got my education code online, but when I put the disk in, absolutely nothing happens.

Simply open the drive/ volume and run the setup application.
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The software came free with a camera purchase but I don't have a CD/DVD player on my computer. I have a serial number obviously - can I download it from adobe.com and if so, how? thanks!

Download the Lightroom 4.3 trial from the Adobe website and convert it to a permanent license with your serial number when prompted.
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Repair HD with original Installation disks

Help, I ran Disk Utility on my startup disk (iMac HD) to be advised it was corrupt and I need to start up my iMac with another disk (such as your mac os x installation disk) and then use the disk utility to repair the disk.
My original os x installation disks (2 off that came with imac at purchase) are for os x 10.4.10 - I am currently using os x 10.6.8. If I do the above with the 10.4.10 disks will it change my os x level back to 10.4.10 or just use it to repair the HD and leave 10.6.8 and my data as is?
I'm doing this as my imac has slowed considerably for all apps and stating up - my best guesss is this corrupted startup HD is a major contributing factor.
Can anyone advise if I should go ahead and what the results will be.
Thanks.

You should be able to check and hopefully repair the drive with grey Disk 1 that came with the Mac. This doesn't alter the version of OSX you have installed.
Although you hopefully won't need it do you have backup you can restore from if it turns out the disk is unrepairable?
Restart with grey Disk 1 in the drive whilst holding down the 'c' key. (You're not going to re-install the OS) At the first screen choose your language, at the next scree, from the menu bar select Utilities>Disk Utility, select Macintosh HD on the left and click on 'repair disk'. If anything gets fixed/changed click on repair disk again until you get a clean pass. Restart as normal from the Apple menu.
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After turning-off my Gateway I then went to my Dell laptop to try to work with Dreamweaver there. I felt it was best to install on a "local" folder so I deleted all the Dreamweaver software from the folders on my external drive. Unfortunately the installation disk is still "pointed" to the folders on my external drive. To make matters worse I am now getting an error message which indicates I need to install into a folder on the "local" drive of my Dell laptop. But the installation disk won't allow me to change the path. On the installation disk the "path" to my external drive is faded-out and it will not allow me to delete and type-in a new path.
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Have you tried calling Adobe Customer service? They can deactivate one of your installations so that you can install and run on a new system. And perhaps they can help with your other problem, or send you to a tech support rep who can.
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Unable to erase & install from installation disk

Somehow my macmini snow leopard software bit the dust (started with EyeTV corrupting I think) so after pursuing disk repair and other options I tried doing a fresh installation but accidently used an upgrade DVD of Snow Leopard rather than an original installation disk. Install failed. I pulled out my installation disk and tried holding down the C key to boot from disk. The best I get is the whirring grey circle, but I can't seem to get a disk boot up. Happy to do an erase and install on the hard drive - if I can get to it.
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I think your problems are linked to 10.6.3 update as I am convinced - both machines failing
identically around the same time in the same fashion due to same software corruption seems greatly unlikely. I see that others are having problems with mouse etc after 10.6.3 update.
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In case of system failure, how can I install Mac os now that Apple doesn't include installation disk or a dvd drive?

I'm thinking about getting an imac but I'm afraid that I can't install an os without the installation disks and the dvd drive, help please

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Where do I go to buy new Mac OS X Installation disks?

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