Is this the answer?
But, Why stable version is not stable!!!.
http://forum.openvz.org/index.php?t=rviewgoto=13675th=2656#msg_13675
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Checkpointing fails on *normal* ( not live CD) installation..
Any help?
The Host PC:
Debian Etch on VMware 5.5.4.
OpenVZ:
2.6.18-028stab033
VE101
Hello Jun,
Please use patch from
http://git.openvz.org/?p=linux-2.6.18-openvz;a=commit;h=650723f83a8685111fb3dee7073454861c446193
to fix this problem.
Regards,
Andrey
On Thursday 07 June 2007 10:25 Jun OKAJIMA wrote:
Checkpointing fails on *normal* ( not live CD) installation..
Any
On Wednesday den 6. June 2007 17:14:57 Nils Domrose wrote:
Hi,
we are facing a problem with veth device in combination with long veids.
if we configure a veth device as described in the wiki, we are unable
to start that VE with the following error:
In veth.c a buffer with length 11 is
Hello,
Is there any way to migrate from OpenVZ to Virtuozzo without losing any
data?
Thanks,
Florin Veres
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Kristian F. Høgh wrote:
On Wednesday den 6. June 2007 17:14:57 Nils Domrose wrote:
Hi,
we are facing a problem with veth device in combination with long veids.
if we configure a veth device as described in the wiki, we are unable
to start that VE with the following error:
In veth.c a
Yes. VEs are converted on installation
or AFAIR there was a tool for converting them.
Anyway, converting procedure is quite simple.
Thanks,
Kirill
Florin Veres wrote:
Hello,
Is there any way to migrate from OpenVZ to Virtuozzo without losing any
data?
Thanks,
Florin Veres
I can not open /dev/tty0.
DEVICES=c:4:all:rw does not help.
/dev/tty works, but /dev/tty0 does not.
This is feature? or possible to solve this?
It is Okay to run Apache/Sendmail,
but a bit inconvienient for debugging or development or such purposes.
OpenVZ version: 2.6.18-028stab033
I still have not solved this issue.
You change something on /dev/tty[0-9] in a VE?
I guess they are not same as usual ones.
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I can not open /dev/tty0.
DEVICES=c:4:all:rw does not help.
/dev/tty works, but /dev/tty0 does not.
This is feature? or possible to solve this?
It is Okay to run
Hi,
or export the right VEID from /proc/vz/veth:
/proc/vz/veth :
MAC_VE0 veth_dev_on_VE0 mac_dev_VE dev_VE VEID deny
Attached a workaround patch, to solve this issue.
Regards,
Thorsten
Kristian F. Høgh schrieb:
On Thursday den 7. June 2007 11:32:39 Kirill Korotaev wrote:
Kristian F. Høgh
My OS is Ubuntu 7.04 for amd_64, and I have tried many different
virtualization tools, such as qemu, virtualbox, in vain. So I wonder whether
the OpenVZ could run smoothly in my OS.
Looking forward to reply...
Thanks for help.
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