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Ante Karamatić @ 06/06/2010 07:57 PM:
> On 07.06.2010 00:42, scar wrote:
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>> i am really leaning towards a bug with ubuntu.
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> Well if the same setup works on other machines of the same type, except
> that one, I would suspect that there is a pr
On 07.06.2010 00:27, scar wrote:
> we have two identical, physical servers with identical hardware. i
> wanted to set them up with several virtual machines (www, ftp, mail,
> etc.) and then use DRBD and Heartbeat to make the VM's highly available.
You can't use heartbeat as a cluster resource ma
On 07.06.2010 00:42, scar wrote:
> i am really leaning towards a bug with ubuntu.
Well if the same setup works on other machines of the same type, except
that one, I would suspect that there is a problem with hardware. My
personal experience with Sun hardware is actually quite bad, so i I
avoi
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i am really leaning towards a bug with ubuntu.
after changing the BIOS back to IDE mode and thus detecting the disks, i
booted up a livecd and proceeded to simply delete the partitions on the
disks with gparted. then, rebooted and changed the BIOS
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hey list,
i am pretty green to setting up linux servers but, it's what i've fallen
into at the moment. i really like ubuntu-desktop and it looks like
ubuntu-server has everything we need, so i jumped right in.
we have two identical, physical serve
Serge and Hennign, thanks
Just some informational replies:
Serge
Sou mentioned "if you prefer Xen, go with Debian Lenny, or CentOS 5.5." We are
pretty much limited to Ubuntu for this config, we are running a specific
customised version of (the generally flakey) Red5 open source media server
tha
On 6 June 2010 12:10, Mark van Harmelen wrote:
> Has anyone got any experience converting a bare metal server to a virtual
> image? For some free target, maybe KVM or one of the Xen products. Xen is
> run by one of our friend-companies, so there is a slight preference for
> that. We are intereste
Hi Mark,
On Sun, Jun 6, 2010 at 12:10 PM, Mark van Harmelen
wrote:
> I have no experience of virtualisation, apart from running VirtualBox here
> and there, and I'm wondering if anyone has an easy-to-do recommendation for
> me, please.
There are many virtualization solutions and setups out there
Hi everyone
I have no experience of virtualisation, apart from running VirtualBox here
and there, and I'm wondering if anyone has an easy-to-do recommendation for
me, please.
We've been rebuilding one of our server set-ups that is fairly complex. Its
on 9.10.
Has anyone got any experience conver
