It seems I got little attention with my original post.
The f8 64bit image hangs when starting X. Prior to that
the visual 'wait' circle keeps running around irregularily
at a lot than normal speed.
I observed the same on multi core AMD running RHEL 4, which
was cured with RHEL 5. So no I am happy on that multi-core
workstation.
But this new server I was trying to set up had definite problems
with the -21 xen kernel. It runs flawlessly with the f8 release
kernel (-23).
For testing, where should I pull down a newer xen-kernel that would
run with a full 64 bit f8 install? I would be happy to be a guinea pig
(as long as I can revert) using this system if I could be pointed to
repositories and forum where I could contribute..
thanks in advance,
George
On Wed, 26 Dec 2007 16:57:32 +0100, George Refseth
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The 64 bit xen host kernel are unstable (timer/scheduling issue?)
So I wonder if this is supported or not. Another Fedora 8 x86_64
installation on
an Intel Core 2 Duo seems to run flawlessly, except it is running on a
laptop,
and not meant for server use.
Attached are smolt output.
See original post.
I would be grateful for any input, this was meant to be a system where
multiple
services should run (several 64bit F8's) serving dns, web and mail, and
replace
at least two current lumps of hardware..
regards,
George
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