Why not
mount --bind fakememinfo /proc/meminfo
inside the VE? Would be easiest, but the
contents will not match real meminfo
because they do not get updated.
I didn't expect this to work ...
... But it does. :-)
I attached a little script to be run as root
inside a VE to fake swap. 512MB are de
Kirill Korotaev wrote:
the only way I'm aware of is /proc/meminfo
just patch kernel to print something non-zero
there always and your application most likely
will become happy.
So far, I used kernels via
deb http://download.openvz.org/debian-systs etch openvz
Is there a chance that this beco
wap?
I'm quite sure that I do not *need* the swap as
there is plenty of RAM. But the application com-
plains if there is no swap to be seen.
Thomas
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Alexander Prinsier wrote:
1) I's say that software sucks. You better somehow disable the check,
even if it requires editing the code.
It's a closed source application, I can't do anything here. This
really sucks. Perhaps its developers will have a look, perhaps
they won't. :-/
2) Perhaps you
Hi there ...
I'm running a software here, inside a VE,
that checks the amount of available swap
and complains if it thinks there isn't
enough.
The VE has plenty of RAM, swap will *never*
be used. But there are lots of popups about
missing swap all the time. :-(
Running 'free' in the VE shows no
Hi there ...
We have a beowulf cluster here. The master holds all data
and distributes work to eight compute nodes. The system
is running well but as debian old stable is used I can't
install some newer software.
I thought about running a kind of application server in
a VE. So people using blead
Which MAC addresses are used inside the VE's? The real MAC add-
resses or some virtual addresses?
you can grant some ethX device exclusively to VE,
in this case it will be real MAC.
or you can create veth adapter with whatever MAC you want.
Is it possible to re-use the real MAC on a virtual a
Hi there ...
I'm new to openvz, therefore I apologize if my question is simple.
I'd like to use openvz to run several small services on a big
server. As fas as I read, openvz is just the right way to do that.
My question is this: Among the 'small services' there will be at
least two different l
