Hi,
I used yum update to apply the usual security patches and a kernel update
was downloaded and applied. The kernel moved from 2.6.18-238.19.1.el5 to
2.6.18-274.7.1.el5 When I rebooted the boot failed as it could not unlock
the encrypted root partition. Previous kernels can still unlock the disk a
Hi guys,
We are experiencing some problems with our Windows 7 guests running on
KVM. This specifically relates to the time sync which is always off,
way off. Here is a quick rundown of the setup that we have done. My
apologies if this is too much detail but about two days on Google and
tried all t
Hi Peter,
we run into same trouble and got some hints from TUV (we have some RHEL systems
with support). There is a ticket open in TUV's supports about the issue.
Try the following clock settings for your Windows VM's:
Sincerly,
Klaus
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Hi Klaus,
Thank you very much. This fixed the issue for me. Googling that
setting takes me directly to the documentation I have read several
times. I apparently did not try enough options and should have read
it more carefully.
Thanks
Petter
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 1:53 PM, Klaus Steinberger
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Am 03.11.2011 16:21, schrieb Petter Olsson:
> Hi Klaus,
>
> Thank you very much. This fixed the issue for me. Googling that
> setting takes me directly to the documentation I have read several
> times. I apparently did not try enough options and should have read
> it more carefully.
Don't ask me
I am very satisfied to successfully single-boot SL6.1 (i386, from the
install DVD) on my older "white" MacBook, you know, the first ones from
2007...
This laptop is actually my primary machine, a "hand-me-down", and I ran
Ubuntu LTS 10.04 for a year, until I could salvage a 160GB hdd, twice the
si
Hi Klaus Steinberger!
On 2011.11.03 at 13:53:50 +0100, Klaus Steinberger wrote next:
> we run into same trouble and got some hints from TUV (we have some RHEL
> systems
> with support). There is a ticket open in TUV's supports about the issue.
>
> Try the following clock settings for your Wind
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 2:58 PM, El Amigo De La Playa
wrote:
> I am very satisfied to successfully single-boot SL6.1 (i386, from the
> install DVD) on my older "white" MacBook, you know, the first ones from
> 2007...
>
> This laptop is actually my primary machine, a "hand-me-down", and I ran
> Ubun
A colleague with a laptop that has a PCMCIA slot needed higher
resolution on a larger monitor than was available from the built-in
video card screen. I suggested the VTBook PCMCIA card that uses a
Trident chip set and has a DVI connector as does the monitor my
colleague obtained.
The vendor
On 4 November 2011 04:43, Yasha Karant wrote:
> A colleague with a laptop that has a PCMCIA slot needed higher resolution
> on a larger monitor than was available from the built-in video card screen.
> I suggested the VTBook PCMCIA card that uses a Trident chip set and has a
> DVI connector as d
Hi,
> Do you (or anyone else, maybe) know any solution to time jump when
> saving/restoring guest? I'm talking about most basic SL6.1 guest on
> SL6.1 KVM host situation. Either by manual operation or during reboot,
No idea yet, our VM's run as cluster services (always).
But a google search show
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